Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-19
PERSONAL MENTION

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Waterville on business Monday
Mrs. Clayton Atwood of NorriGge-
wock was in town shopping Monday.
Mrs. :. Eussakoff was III Water
willie on business Saturday.
Horace Spear who has been at Cold
Stream has returned to his home at
Lakewood.
Miss Gala Packard. who is en-
ployed in Waterville lassed Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Orln
Packard of Beech street.
Miss Helen c. Smith. 4 freshman at
Colby college was the guest over
Sunday of her aunt, Miss Louise IL.
Coburn of Pleasant street.
Miss Rachel Conant returned t.
Colby college Monday after passing
Sunday with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. \. r. Conant.
Miss Laura Simonds of Madison
was week end guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
\. Linwood Nutting of East Front
street.
Dr. Herbert Z. Roddcn Of Madison
was the guest Sunday of his brother
and wife. DR.. and Mrs. Arthur +. Rod
den Water street.
Miss Futh FoSsett returned to Au-
Susta Monday after visiting over sun
day with her cousin and husband, MI.
and Mrs. Clement Downs. at 1helr
home on Mount Pleasant avenue.
Mrs. Caroline c. Bu"rill of Boston
arrived in town Saturday night Tor
q weeks visit with Ter sister ana
husband Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo smith
of kennebec street
Miss Elsie Foster, who teaches at
Stoncham, Maine, arrived saturday
night to visit her cousin and HUSBAND,
Mr.. and Mrs. William J. William OF
High street.
Frank Bartlett Of Watorville was
the guest Sunday of Miss Annie N.
Caswell at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence l.. Hight on West Front
street.
Frd Parks who is employed by liol-
lingsworth and Whitney company III
the Moosehead Lake regions Is pass
ing a few days at his home on West
Front street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Tracy re-
turned Monday morning from shaw
NUT where they have been guests OF
their daughter and husband, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Clifton Gerald.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Austin or the
Canaan road We're in town Monday
and went to Watervil!e on business.
While in the city called on Mr.. Aus
tins brother Lester Austin.
Holmes Pickett. VINO was calied 10
Winter Tarbor several days ago be-
cause of the critical Illness of his
mother. Mrs. Leighton. who passed
away soon after his arrival there re-
turned homo Saturday hight.
Mrs. Elizabeth Watson. who went
to Orono Friday being called there by
the death of her COUSIN, Mrs. Arthur
l.. Deering, whose funeral was Satur-
day morning returned home Saturday
night.
Fred Webster and Harry Staffer,
who arc employed by Nash and Niles
returned to Fairfield where they are
at work for the Refrigerator Manu-
featuring company. after passing
Sunday at their home in town.
Mrs. Lester Eoundy who has been
in town since Friday staying with her
grandson, Lester Pickett. at the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes
Pickett. returned Monday afternoon
to her home in Clinton.
Mrs. Amelia Lesser was called to
Augusta Monday to he with her cOu-
Sill, MIS- AItiIul ' II u wi tiiN '"f'
Mrs. Vicue's daughter, Miss Eva Wig
ue was operated upon At the Augusta
City hospital Monday morning.
Mrs. Charles Beale OF Madison was
in town Saturday to visit her hus-
band who is Il patient st the Somer-
Sc hospital and was the supper guest
OF Mr.. Beale's brother and wife. Mr.
and Mrs. NJ l.. Beale Of Silver street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sandford Russell and
twin children who have since return
ing to Skowhegan from Guilford
few weeks ago resided in the Lyons
house on East Front street. moved
Saturday to n house owned by ". i.
Ordway on Court street.
Miss Fayaiene Decker and friend,
Miss Lena Driska of Jcnesport. stu
dents at Colby college returned to
Waterville Monday after passing
Sunday at the home on Miss Decker's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest a. Dec
ker.
Mrs. Waugh and her grandson,
Bonnie Gilbert. who have resided IN
the Lyons house on East Front street
which has recently been purchased
by Albert J. Pooler, who Will occupy
it moved Friday to the Haycock
house on Cedar street.
Friends of Mrs. Ralph Burrill. who
has been a surgical patient at the
kennebec Valley hospital will be
pleased to know that she has been
discharged and is at the home of Mr..
Burrill's mother. Mrs. Emma Burrili.
Mr. Burrill Of North Berwick came
Saturday night and remained until