Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-04

who have been passing the past
week in Boston, have returned to
their home in this town..
Mrs. C. H. Brown was in Dover
Foxcroft. Tuesday.
J. Leonard Coughlin has gone to
Rockland, where he viii be employ
ed by the Standard Oil Company in
that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Verne White have
moved from their home at Hatch's
Crossing to the farm of Mrs. Ida
Bennett.
Ralph Salisbury of Bangor was in
town Tuesday. where he was the
guest of relatives
The Ladies' Aid will meet at the
home of Mrs. Elwood Stevens on
Church street Friday afternoon at
go o'clock for a social afternoon.
At this time full report of the
annual fair will be given.
Truman Pines and Harry Mason
of Doyer-Foxcroft were in town
calling Tuesday, afternoon.
George H. Babb and G. III. Yeaton
of the State Agriculture department
of Augusta were in town on business
Tuesday.
w. L. Davis and wife have moved
to Norridgewock, where they will
make their home during the winter
months.
Roscoe Downing Of waterville is
the guest OF Mrs. Lillian Jones at
Hatch's Crossing for several days.
George Drawn was business
caller in Dover-Foxcroft. Tuesday.
III. P. Bond of Bangor was a BUSH
ness caller in town Tuesday.
Mrs. Harry Fineburg has returned
to her home on Park street after
passing the summer and fall at her
summer home in Old Orchard.
Eura Cook was in Dover Foxcrott
Tuesday where he was seeking en-
ployment for the winter.
James Dow is planning to leave on
Dec. 10 for Washington. d. c.. where
he will visit his son Frank Dow and
family and on his return home will
be accompanied by his wife who was
called to Washington several weeks
ago by illness in her sons family.
Raymond Scribner has moved his
barber shop from the Atwater Block
on Main street to the store on Wall
street formerly occupied by w. L.
Davis.
Among the visitors in town on bus
mess Tuesday We're: Martin Y. b.
Sullivan Of Boston, Walter Dolly of
Old Orchard. H. E. Emmands of
Brunswick, Wilson Connant of Buck
H, Morrill, of Newport and Lancey
Milliken of Pittsfield.
The many friends Of Lloyd Harvey
Hatch, Jr, will be sorry to learn that
after having an X-Ray of his Shout
der at the Eastern Maine General
Hospital 1T was discovered that he
was suffering from a compound frac-
ture of the shoulder. The fracture
was reduced. While Lloyd, Jr.. Is
patient for several days at the hospi-
tai his parents will remain in Ban
gor.
The Live Wire Glass of high school
boys of the Baptist Sunday school
will give a social and entertainment
at the vestry of the church Thursday
evening of this week. The program
will begin at S o'clock. An orchestra
Of five pieces will furnish music. In
addition to the music there will be a
dialogue entitled Going to the Den
tist." Five Men from Mars Hill'
will be exhibited: there will be a
pantomine entitled Many Men and
One Maiden" and a Something"
which goes under the name of the
Dexter Boys in Dixie"
The members of the Baptist Sun
day school are invited to take notice
that they will not be required to be-
gin over again in earning their re-
ward pins, even If they have been
absent the last two very stormy Sun
days. providing those are the only
two Sundays that they have missed.
In spite of the heavy snow fall au
tomobiling between here and Dover
F'oxcroft and other up river towns
was very good Tuesday with a high
wind blowing. There We're several
drifted places but none that were
impossible.