Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-14
PERSONAL .fENTlON


DR.. Oliver GAIA left Thursday for
Portland on professional business.
f'rani, L. Parsons left Thursday
Tor Boston to attend the automobile
show.
Lamont H. Appleby returned
Thursday from business trip to
Boston.
Ifarle Wyman. who resides on the
Middle road to Wateryille is serious
ly i'll.
Mrs Gertrude stevens Leavitt, q
member of the board of trustees OF
the state reformatory for women, re-
turned to Portland Thursday.
Willard Croteau, who Is employed
by the John G.. Griffin insurance
agency was down river on business
Thursday.
John Levesque. Joseph Chabot.
William Lanctot and Jason Merrill
were in Waterville Thursday to at
tend a staff meeting Of the Metro
politan Life Insurance company.
Miss Della Bouchard. proprietor Of
the Skowhegan and Waterville Ben
nett Shops" returned u Waterville
Thursday morning after being at the
local sLop Wednesday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Watson has been in
Monroe. where she addressed the
Waldo county Pomona Grange at its
regular meeting. speaking In the In
fercsts of the Civic League of Maine
Mrs. Walter l.. Hinckley and Mrs
Annie Pratt, who were in town We'd
nesdoy to attend meeting of the
Good VIII club and picnic supper.
ut the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Holt on Madison avenue. returned to
Good VIII Thursday. While in town
they were guests of DIR. and Mrs.
Raymond A. Derbyshire.
Miss Dorothy NJ. Nye. Walter Will
son and alternate. Ralford Hartline.
who represent Skowhegan high
school In the Bates league debate.
speaking on the negative side OF the
question Resolved: That the United
states Should Join the League of
Nations. will so to Watervile this
afternoon where they will take part
in the debate between the Waterville
high and Skowhgan high.
Pageant Benefit
The pupils of the nth grade of
the Ieavitt street school will present
the pageant. knights and Ladies of
the Great Adventure" at the Opera
House Saturday morning at ten
O'Clock. The proceeds will be used
Tor the benefit OF the hot lunches
The pageant will include about q
children with the following cast:
Little Queen. Elizabeth Page:
Weaver of Dreams, Col. r. l.. Mars
ton: Florence Nigptingale. Evelyn
Taylor: King Arthur. Edward Cur
ney: Civil War Veteran. Norman
l.aney: World War Veteran. Ken
meth Martin: Choirsters. Margaret
cate. Norma Clark. Esther Jenkins.
Ethel Roweli. Romeo Geoffrion.
Charles Hodges, Gerald Perry. Carrie
ton Barnes: knights Hospitalities.
Lawrence Beauford. Alton Perkins:
Flower Girls. Laura Chase. Catherine
Whitemore. Madeline Lewia: Pages.
cecilia Roy. Arlene Fernald; Red
Cross Nurse, Alice Hobart: Junior
lied Crossers. Thelma Elliott, Ken
meth Ellis. Leona Stuart: Standard
Bearers, Leonard Cowett. Earle
Sprague.
,Ado'ph Eisson. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. L. A. Bison OF Bush and High
streets, will this wear complete his
course at Yale College. New Haven.
Conn. sailed from New York Tues
day for Wrena, Louisiana. where he
viii finish his course az the Yale
camps as Is now required in his
courses
Skowhegan friends OF Prince
Deumrond of wnterville will be in
terested to know that he has ac-
cepted q position with the Harvard
TRUST company and will leave SUM-
day for Cambridge. Mass. Mr.. Drum
mond is a brother of Mrs. Enrol Tay-
Tor of Middle street and his wife,
who was Miss Elizabeth Macomber
of Bar Harhor was formerly employ
ed. in Skowhegan as q teacher. maxi
ing her home while in town with
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis A. Bailey OF
1'airv'ew avenue. Mr.. Drummond's
friends extend their best wishes for
his success and happiness in hts new
l,soition.