Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-05
PERSONAL MENTION

business cdl}eF Ill Town TUESDAY.
Walter Stevens was in Shawmut
and Waterville on business Tues
day.
Mrs. William T.. Robetson was in
Waterville for the afternoon Tues
day on business.
|. Mrs. Charles Williams arrived III
town Tuesday to visit Mrs. \. S. Nc
Dugal of Court street.
James a. SeaVey went to Fair
field Tuesday noon to call on Eu-
gene Holt.
Miss Elizabeth LaChance who has
been in Augusta visiting her brother,
Henry Bushey returned Monday.
Mrs. Nora Herrin went to Clinton
Tuesday to visit her sister, Mrs. John
c. Hubbard.
Mrs. Harriet Ford of Canaan is
the guest of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank A. Bickford of Madison
avenue.
Miss Mabel Harville, who is en-
ployed at the home of Miss Louise
II. Coburn will visit for a time with
relatives in Cornville.
Miss Nellie Bean who has had a
weeks vacation which she passed
with friends in Portland returned
Monday.
AhI. anu NILS. SdIl Sul IiS IStui iACo
Monday from Boston where they had
been attending the millinery OPEN
ings and visiting.
Miss Elva Meg-Quier of Bangor.
manager of the Eastern Maine Niavi
office at Bangor, arrived in town
Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Ivan Prince of Portland is to
visit u part of this week with DR..
and Mrs. Raymond A. Derbyshire of
Madison avenue.
Miss Eugene Bernier of the
Skowhegan Emery Brown Company
went to Waterville Tuesday on bust
ness.
Mrs. Holmes Pickett and son. Les
ter, have returned from Clinton
where they have been guests of Mrs.
I'ickett's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Les
ter Roundy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Holt of Clin-
ton came to Skowhegan Tuesday and
went to Athens to visit their daugh-
ter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Chapman.
Hon. Ralph O. Baxter. candidate
for Governor. of Portland, will be
in town Monday evening of next
week and will speak at the Bethany
Baptist church.
Mrs. II. J.. Dow and daughter. Mrs.
Clarence Gallinger of Worcester,
Mass, arc in town visiting at the
home of Mrs. Dows sister and hus-
band, Mr. and Mrs. Charles \. Bur-
ncr.
Robert Braun of Mitchell, Por-
tcous and Braun Company of Port
land was here Monday night to
speak at the Merchants Association
banquet and before the Skowhegan
RotarianS.
, Mcssrs. Adams who accompanied
their brother. John Adams TO the
Somerset hospital for treatment
Monday are staying for week in
town with Il sister. Mrs. Richards
of Summer street.
Miss Elizabeth leslie of Augusta.
the supervisor of the state Board of
Charities and Corrections came to
S<owhcgau Monday and passed
Tucsday here with the field worker
for Somerset and Waldo counties.
Mrs. Charles Iittleiield, who has
passed some time in town with her
mother. Mrs. NORM Webb and Sis
ter, Miss Emma Webb of Mount
Pleasant avenue. returned to her
home in Albion Tuesday.
County Commissioner :. J. Whit
new of bingham and Harry Coolidge
of PALMYRA We're in town Tuesday
in attendance at the monthly meet
ing OF the commission held at the
Office at Court House.
Miss LESSEE Holmes and Mrs. A.
NJ. IrgerSoll. who are employed at
the Kennebec Valley hospital are
having n short vacation and went to
Watervillc Tuesday afternoon where
for a few days they will visit cous-
in NI,,c Coach
John Il. Lagasse. who has operat-
cd q restaurant in the Little block
on Water street, recently sold to the
WaterviIle Motor Company. has
moved into the next block on the
same side of the street. owned by
Peter Debe and on Tuesday opened
for business.
Mrs. Frank F, Merriam and dauGh-
tiers, Martha G.. Jean r., and Caro-
lyn y. Merriam, who have passed
some weeks with Mrs. Merriams pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. John c Griffin
of Madison avenue left Tuesday for
Nashua, y H.. where they are to
make their home and where Mr.. Mer-
RAM will be employed professionally.
Mrs. George Merriam accompanied
Mrs Merriam and children and will
visit her Oldest son. George Il. Mer-
Ram and family in Melrose, Mass,
and a daughter. Miss Helen who tea
ches in Springfield. Mass.