Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-15
PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs. George Ware was in Water
Vile shopping Tuesday.
Mrs. Ralph Hill went to Canaan
Tuesday to visit.
Walter Harding went to Canaan
Wednesday.
Little Edith May Paddock. daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Edith Paddock is Ill with
the measles.
Mrs. Helen NJ. Weston who has
been in Brunswick and Gardiner re-
turned home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. v. Wiley OF NAL
bcn's Mills were in Norridgewock the
FIRST Of the week visiting friends.
Attorneys Almost X. Butler and
Ernest C.. Butler were In Waterville
on professional business Wednesday.
Deputy Ernest III. Cook Of Athens
was a business caller in town We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Mary E. Steward was in Wa
teryille for the day Wednesday ON
business.
Mrs. C. Earl Richardson who has
been the guest Of relatives in Boston
and vicinity returned Tuesday night.
Miss Minnie z. Williams of the
Emery Brown store in Waterville was
at the Skowhegan store Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary E Steward has returned
from Hickey where she passed some
time of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tibbetts
@. Edward Durrill has been assist
ing in the Day Grocery store in the
absence Of George Day.
0. r. Wilder, superintendent OF the
Somerset Shoe Company's local plant
has gone to Boston q business trip
for the company.
o. r. Wilder has returned from
Black Narrows, Lake Moxie where he
attended the spring gathering OF the
Black Earrows club.
Miss Irene Cotton Of New London,
Prince Edward Island arrived in town
Wednesday to enter the Somerset
hospital to train for a nurse.
George II. Plummer, secretary OF
| the Central Somerset Agricultural
| Society was in Lewiston on business
Wednesday.
Russell Newton Of Jackman has
| been a recent guest of his brother and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Newton OF
| Court street.
Mrs. Lydia Pooler Of East Skowhe-
gan is passing some time at the nome
| Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Parkman Wn
Leavitt street.
Mrs. Blanche NJ. Friends returned
Wednesday from Augusta where she
attended the Kennebec County W. Z.
| r. U. convention and W. c. T. U. 1u-
bilee.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Priest and MI:
| Priests mother, Mrs. Ella Priest OF
| Augusta were in town the first OF
| the week to visit Mr.. Priests brother
! and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Priest
| Archie Roderick, a former race
horse owner and starting judge, now
| engaged in the, real estate business
has been passing two weeks at MS
former home. Pennington, Maine.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. Arthur Watson OF
Madford Mass. were in town Tues
| day. While in town they were guests
NJ Mrs. Fanny Webb Fletcher of Bap-
tist Hill.
County Commissioners Henry Gro
we'll. Skowhegan, Harry Goodrich
PALMYRA and S. j. Whitney, Bingham
went to the Forks Wednesday to In
spect road repairing that Is now De-
ing done in that plantation.
| Friends of Mrs. Della Nash who
PASSED the winter with her daughter
and husband. Mr.. and Mrs. W. Arthur
watson in Medford, Mass. has come
to Bowdoinham. Maine where she
will visit her daughter. Rev. Ella
| Nash for a few weeks before going &c
Gardiner where she will pass the
| summer.
Miss winnefred q. Cooke. field
manager Of the Redpath entertain
ment bureau will be in Skowhegan
saturday evening and at 7.so O'clock
will be at the municipal court room
at the city building where she wishes
to meet all the one hundred and NIFTY
| ticket guarantors and all others IN
terested in the 1924 chautaqua. The
| programs for this year chautaudua
will be considered and the work plan
ned.