Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-14
|SK0VyHEcAN LOCAL NEWS
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PERSONAL MENTION

Carlton p. Merrill went to Portland
ON Z business trip Friday.
e. b. Carter was . business caller
in WaterviIle Friday.
Mrs. orin Brown went to Augusta
Saturday to visit her sister, Mrs. Will
liam O'Kesfs.
Mics GLADYS Kicker. who IL trainins
for . nurse 1t the Somerset hospital
was in Hinckley Saturday.
Marie La Croix went to Watkrville
Saturday morning to visit her aunt
Virginia Ducette.
Judge Z. +. Danforth returned the
last Of the week from business TIP
to Boston.
Misses Laura and Florence Clark
went to Oakland Saturday to visit over
the week end with her sister and hus-
band. Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob knights.
Mrs. Herbert i. Ames went TO Dex-
Ter Friday afternoon where she will for
a few days visit her sister. Mrs. VIII
Davis.
Mrs. Elizabeth Watson, former lee
turer OF Somerset Pomona Grange
went to Athens Saturday where she
installed the officers OF the Athens
Grange.
Mrs. Margaret Keefe OF Auburn is
the guest Of her son and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mathew Green, at the home OF
Mrs. Green's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
n. Bragg of East Leavitt street.
Mrs. clyde r. Decker went to Ben
ton Saturday to visit her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Isaac irving. Mrs. Deckers
father II III. Mrs. Decker also visited
friends in Clinton.
Kenneth II. Copp. a member Of the
freshman class at Colby College. came
0ax rAa n rive Cnrnet les
sons and to visit his father, Reuel l..
Copp of West Front street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie T.. Jacobs. who
were in town Wednesday to attend the
Joint installation of the Carrabassett
7. Q. O. +. and Rebekah lodges. re-
turned Saturday afternoon to their
home in Auburn.
Lawrence Cockburn. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Cockburn. a student at
J,owdoin College. was home, the latter
part OF the week to visit his sister.
Miss Agnes Cockburn. n Junior in s.
". s.. who is a surgical patient at the
Somerset hospital.
Miss Dorice Chase arrived Saturday
TO visit her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Chase Of Madison avenue. until the
first of the week. when she will return
to Taunton. Mass. where she Is EN-
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Arnold Findley was In IIinckley Sat-
urder where his sons are boarded.
Friends Of the family will be pleased
to know that the youngest one. who
recently submitted to an operation on
his throat and who has been i'll. is now
gaining nicely.
Roland wilkins, principal Of the
Brooks High school. and six boys maxi
ing up the basketball team who were
IN Skowhcgan Friday night to play the
Skowhegan High. left Saturday for
Wilton. where that night they played
the Wilton Academy. Thursday night
the Brooks team played Scion High.
DR.. ]. u. Mower OF Waterville was in
town Sunday and was present at a
WAS held at the state Reformatory for
Women. of which institution he is
chairman OF tho board OF trustees, to
arrange FOR religious services to be
held at tho institution on Sunday aft
ernoons. Mr.. Mower spoke at the
Bethany BAPTIST church Sunday night,
Miss Helen Halves. daughter OF
Mr.. aud Mrs. William II. Hawes of
Madison avenue Will go tn Boston
the FIRST OF next month where she
will enter the New England Con-
sorvatory OF Music to continue her
study In piano forte. Miss Halves
was member of tho class OF 1928.
Skowhegan High Schol and was pi
anist in the school orchestra and
often played accompanim for the
various school soloists.
Miss Helen Gates. daughter OF Mr..
. nd Mrs. Tracy Gates of Madison ave-
nue.. who Is member OF the senior
class Mt Gorham Normal school. has
Just been honored by being elected edi-
tor-in-chief OF the Green and White.
the school year book. This election not
only reflects honor upon Miss Gates
but also upon tho Skowh"gan High
school of which she is n graduate. hav-
ing been n member of the class OF 1922.
Miss Gates has many friends hero who
will be pleased to know OF this dis
tinction which has been paid her at
Gorham aud will wish the hest of Sue
cess to the 1924 Green and White.
Bethany ChiIdren's Party
The children's room at the Beth
any Baptist church was the scene Fri