Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-08

town on business, returned to jack
man Saturday.
Miss Gaia Gordon was In Lewis
ton Saturday to attend a meeting Of
the women's Benefit Of the Macca-
Frank Fosbrey Of New York. a
sales agent for the Skowhegan Pa
per company, was in town Saturday.
Mrs. ivan A. Chadbourne returned
To Harmony Saturday after passing
several days in town.
tie daughter, Althea. left Saturday
for Newport.
DR.. John Redmond returned to
Dexter Saturday. Friends OF the
doctor will be sorry to know that he
suffered a fire loss In his ONCE Fri
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. z. Smith of Corn
willie were shoppers In town Saturday.
Mrs. Louise NJ. Jewett left Satur-
day for Belmont. Mass, where she
viii pass some time with her daugh-
ter and husband, MFR. and Mrs. David
A. Haig.
Attorneys Haskell and Robert W.
Devote left Saturday for Portland
Miss Mildred Totman Of Canaan
was in town Saturday and called on
OnaI Salisbury at the Kennebec
hospital and also visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Keene.
Miss Birdena Skillings returned to
Hinckley Saturday.
Mrs. J. Henry Bowie and son, Har-
rison, who were In town Sunday to
attend the funeral service OF Mrs.
Arthur E. Bowie returned to their
home in Gardiner Monday. They
Mrs. John Williams. who has been
in Gardiner, arrived in Skowhegan
Monday on her return to Madison.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Everett Sawyer OF
North Arson were in town Sunday
calling upon Elmer Sawyer of North
Arson, who Is a surgical patient al
the Kennehec Valley Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. +. DanfOrth re-
turned Monday from Portland where
Mr.. Danforth has been a surgical
patient at the st. Barnabas Hospital
for several weeks. A large circle OF
friends will be pleased to know OF
their return and extend best wishes
for Mr.. Danforth's recovery.
Harry Bowie. who was in town
Sunday to attend the funeral service
of his sister-in-law. Mrs. Arthur E.
Bowie, returned Monday to his home
in Bath.
The fire chemical was called to the
Harry Stafford home on Water stree,
Sunday morning. No damage re-
suited from the fire which was
quickly extinguished.
DR.. Edward White was at Black
well in Madison on business Mon
day.
Friends Of Mrs. Horace Jewett
will be SONY to know that she is
i'll with measles at her home on
Chandler street.
Henry Watson has accepted a po-
sition OF fireman at the State Re-
formatory for Women.
Miss Mary H. Friend, who passed
the vacation with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Howard b. Friend. return.
ed Sunday to Orono. where she is
member OF the senior class at the
university. Miss Friend will leave
wednesday for Washington, d. c..
where she goes TO attend as a dele.
gate the Bt Beta Phi convention.
Fred Palmer, who has been III
town visiting hrs parents, MIR. and
Mrs. Frank T. Palmer, has returned
to Attleboro.
Miss Lillis Goodwin, who passed
the vacation with friends in Nortr
Conway. n. H., returned Saturday.
Mrs. NJ. f. Nelson returned sat.
friday night fror1 Shawmut. where
she visited friends.
n. n. futile of Canaan was re.
Gently a guest of MFR. and Mrs. L. l.
Hill OF ParkmaI Hill.
Miss Ruth Homsted. who has beer
passing weeks vacation with he,
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Fremon,
Homsted. returned Monday to Ma.
pleton. Aroostook, where she il
teaching.
Mrs. Marion T. Oddly, who is
studying music and French in Wa
terville, was in town over Sunday t.
fill her position of soloist and choil
leader at the Bethany Baptis,
church.
Mrs. Lora Thompson and niece
Desma Russell. who have been IN
East Boston visiting. have returned.
DIR. Herbert f. Rodden of Madison
was a weekend guest of his broth 81
and wife, DR.. and Mrs. Arthur T.
Wyman.
Miss Helen G. Smith passed Sun.
day with her mother. Mrs. George
Otis Smith of Coburn avenue.
Kenneth r.. Copp. who was III
town Saturday to visit his father and
to give instruction in the cornet, re.
turned to Colby, Sunday.
Mrs. George Merriam, who was
called to Waterville, Friday. by the
illness of her daughter. Mrs. Lester
L. Weeks, returned Saturday.
Maurice Russell of Washburn
Aroostook county. is in town, the
guest of his father, Sullivan Russell
Judge Elmer w. Sawyer of North
Arson was in town Monday, presid.
ing at the regular monthly session
of the Western Somerset municipal
court.
Merrill Gould of Cornville was ir
town Monday en- route for Farming.
ton. where he will visit his daugh-
ter. Thelma Gould.
Mrs. Fanny w. Fletcher. book.
keeper at the State Reformatory fol-
Women, left Monday for Wabasha
Mimi. where she will be the guest
of her brother and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. William B. Webb.
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