Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-15
PERSONAL MENTION

Miss Alice Bouchard went TO Wa
tervilIe for the day Thursday.
Dr. Edward White was In Madison
Thursday on professional business.
ar. Raymond A. Dcrbyshire was
at Good VIII Thursday on profess
sionai business.
Mrs. Willard II. Cummings and lit
tie daughter, Nuriel, we're in Water
vile on business Thursday.
Mrs. i. F.. Webb returned 70
IlinckIeg Tbursday after visiting
Mrs. I'd. King OF Summer street.
i. r. Bigelow Of Norridge
was Il business caller in town We'd
ncsdaJ.
aar. and lirs. Walter Clark Of Sol
On were business caller IN town
Thursday.
Austin Eomes. who is employed by
the American Wooden company was
IN Augusta on business THURSDAY.
AiIs. Ethel ". AmeS was at Good
VIII Thursday 10 meet her pupils in
yianofortc.
Harrison Smith returned to Wa
terviIle Thursday after being in town
Wednesday evening to conduct &
IehcarsaI Feb. 10th.
Miss Adei!ne Lemelin returned to
her home IN Fairfield Thursday of-
Ter visiting aer sister. .rs. Wallace
iiiodTau.
Mrs. Ethel Mitchell Christensen
went 20 WaterviIle Thursday where
she met Miss Alec T. Goodrich who
was returning froi.i Il few days pass
ed in Portland
Mrs. Nettie +. Morrow. who las
been the guest II sir. and Mrs Hen
~ Croweil {! hurtn avenue, return
Cd Thursday 10 her hcme In !.cwis-
ton.
Miss Elizabeth Fon:er OF North
coinv,lle was IN tCwn Thursday and
left for Newport where she IS to
visit her cousin auI husband. Mr.
and Mrs. Eltacr Small.
T.. Sutherland Of Iath las been
the guest OF bis sister and husband.
Mr. and Mrs. ". 4. Seamane and
brother. Acc Sutherland. FOR few
Gays.
Col. sherman ~. Subway was IN
p.ttsheld Wednesday evening where
lie. addressed ,hc gentlemen OF the
nivcrsaist Minis club at n meeting
held that evening.
Miss carolyn Robert. who passed
Wednesday night with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hobart of High
street. returned In Good VIII Thurs
day where she Is one Of the grade
teachers.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mitchell left
Thursday for Eoston and Lawrence.
Mass. Mr.. Mitchell win attend to
matters OF business and they will
nlao visit relatives in Lawrence.
Mass.
h. +. Sampson OF the Sampson
Drug Company and Malcolm Tiltou
WHO j. employed Mt the Sampson
Drug store left Thursday for Au-
Gusta where they will attend the
Drug Convention.
Mrs. Everett burner OF Worcester.
Mass. who is passing some weeks
In town at the home of Mr.. Burners
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bur
ner on Winter street. was IN Fair
I'D Thursday to visit his sister. Mrs.
Miles shaw
Miss Augusta Savage who has been
Mt home for several months because
of the Illness and death of her
mother. Mrs. JcWctt Savage. return
ed TO Boston Thursday where she
IS employed. Nj. Savage is to board
with Mr. and Mrs, John Zine on the
Russell road.
Albert Erend who has been en-
rloycd at the Peerless Wooden Mills
ut Rossyille. Ga. has accepted a
position with the American Woo'en
company and has como to Skowhc-
gan to take the place of carl Os-
horne who has gon" to Fairfield. Mr..
Trends work will he to act as as
sstant superintendent and designer.
Historical Society to Meet
a meeting Of the SkowhcGan His
dcrical society has been announced
for Monday evening which will he
held in the par!.rs Of the public
library. Miss Louise H. Coburn will
lpa,I n uapCr prCnaTel for tho SkoW-
] caan History which Is being COM
piled, on The old Surveys of SHOW
hogan" a cordial invitation is cx-
tcpded 20 all Interested 40 attend
this meeting.
Mrs. Knight Entertains Past Chiefs
The ladies of Bloomfield Temple
Fast Chiefs Association were enter
tanned FOR the February meeting Mt
the home of the president Mrs.
Helen knights ON BAPTIST Hll. \
delicious supper was served. the
menu consisting of grape fruit, cock
tail, cold meat, mashed potato, green
peas. hot rolls. pickles. cake. iello
with whipped cream ana cherries.
candies. nuts and coffee. and was
nicely served by the hostess. After
the supper the monthly business
meeting was held.
The evening was passed socially
and playing games and taking part
in contests. Mrs. Nellie Durrell won
the first prize. a glass dish. and Mrs.
Eliza Petty the consolation prize. a
Naee. Readings were given by Mrs.
Flora MCpheters and Mrs. Eliza
Petty. The March meeting of the
association will he held at the home
of Mrs. Emma Thompson on West