Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-03
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Lester Savage Of East Madison
was In town shopping Wednesday.
Attorney William b. Brown OF
Madison was professional business
caller in town Wednesday.
Mrs, Ella ~. Jewett went to Bling
ham Wednesday on business We'd
nesdays
Mrs. Edward yigue and Mrs. Fred
Dumas OF WatervilIe arrived in town
Wednesday TO visit Mrs. Joseph
Fountaine.
Wednesday TO attend a meeting Of
the agricultural committee OF the
Maine Chamber of Commerce.
Mrs. Mary w. Libby, superintend-
ent OF the State Reformatory for
Women. went to Portland on a. bust
ness trip Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Marion r.. Oddly and Miss
.Juiiette corTiveau were in Madison
Tuesday night, where Mrs. Oddly
played at the notion picture show.
Roscoe Abbey returned from Bos-
ton where he passed the holidays
with Mrs. Abbey and their daughters,
Lillian and. Marguerite, who are pass
ing the winter In Boston,
Mrs. Ftel Whittier Ames was in
WateryilIe Tuesday going as far as
that city with her daughter. Miss
Virginia w. Ames, who wax return
Ing TO Lewiston where she is a
sophomore at Bates college.
Miss Grace Nye of HallowelI.
solicitor for the ChiIdrcns' Home at
Augusta. Ia I'm town on social bust
ness and while in town is stopping
at the home Of Mrs. Forrest l.. Fur
bush on East Leavitt street.
Fred Frederick. who has been visit
70 Nf,
Frederick at their home in Cornville,
was in town Wednesday and left on
the. morning train for. Barre, VT,
whore he Is employed. ~
". McQuillan went to WaterviIle
Wednesday. accompanying his son,
Arthur McQuillan as far as that city
on his return to his studies at the
Harvard Medical school, Cambridge,
Mass.
Rev. Fitzmorris, who has been pass
Ing the Christmas holidays in town
at the home OF Attorney and Mrs.
Amos X. Butler of Madison avenue.
returned Wednesday to Boston where
he Is a student at Harvard Law
School.
Roy Sylvester. who passed the
Christmas vacation with Mrs. Syl-
Nester and daughter, Miss Doris Sy1-
yester at their home on Water street,
left Wednesday for Washington, D.
c., where his headquarters are as
postofilce inspector.
Richard Libby. who has been n
holiday guest OF his mother, Mrs.
Mary w. Libby. the superintendent
at the state Reformatory for Women.
at the institution, left Wednesday
FOR Boston where he Is taking n
graduate course in the Department
or Arts and Science.
Everett Burke, who Is employed in
the United States navy and who has
been in Skowhegan since Saturday
visiting Mrs. Burke Mt the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Chase at their home on Yorke street
returned Wednesday to Fort Will
liams. Portland.
Mrs. Lulu r. Roberts. who has been
IN town on business and auditing the
books Of the Women Benefit OF the
Maccabees returned to Watervilie
m.s While in town Mrs.
Roberts was the guest of Miss
Gala Gordon Mt the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Cor
don on West Front street.
q. +. Burton arrived in Skowhe-
gan Tuesday and will be employed as
candy maker in the Durgin Candy
shop. Mr.. Burton who was former
proprietor of the business which the
Durgins recently purchased OF Earl
Tantish, has been residing at Hamp-
den. Mr.. Tantish a few weeks ago
sold the business to Mr.. and Mrs
Herbert Durgin of The Forks.
Mrs. Arthur McQuillap, who pass
ed the Christmas vacation in town
with Mrs. McQuillan and daughters.
az the home of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. o. a. Abbey on Middle street.
and with his father. y. McQuillan and
sister Miss Ruth McQuillaon on
Madison avenue returned to Boston
Wednesday where he liz student ut
the Harvard Medical school.
Mrs. Alfred Smith and her two
daughters. Misses Mildred and Mar
ion Smith, who have passed the
christmas vacation at fine home OF
Mr.. Smiths sister and husband. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles II. futile on the
Notch road to Ifartland. returned
Tuesday to Pennington where both
Misses Mildred and Marion Smith.
who were graduated last June from
Conv High at Augusta. are students
at the state Normal school.