Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-17
PERSONAL MENTION

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Z Elmer Decker was at his farm In
= Hinckley. Friday.
Mrs. John Clifford was in Water
!, vile. Thursday. visiting relatives.
Mark johnson OF cornvilie was In
town Friday. leaving for Portland.
- Frank Beane OF East Cornville
was a business caller In town Fri
day.
Ernest N. Ames returned Thurs
day from up.riyer towns, where he
has bEen on business.
Mrs. Virginia Nye of Watsrviile
sarrived In town Friday ana went to
sher home in Canaan.
Mrs. Chester Hussey of Pittsfield
! Is in town visiting her parents, Mr.,
land Mrs. Paul RouIlard.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Dell Kelley of Corn.
vile were business callers In town
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Crosby and
daughter. Virginia. OF NorridGewock
were shoppers In town Friday.
Mrs. Mary Berry Mantor. who was
in town Thursday TO meet class
in voice culture. returned to Water
willie, Friday morning.
Emile Gagne. who has been pass
ing some time In Skowhegan ana
Waterville, left Friday on his return
Miss Esther Flewelling was in
IIinckley. Friday. to visit her sister.
Mrs. Emmons Richardson. and IN
FAINT son.
Mrs. Alphonse Martel. who has
been in Skowhegan and Canada Wis
sting. left Friday for her home In
Sanford.
- Miss Grace Weeks OF Canaan was
in town Friday and left for Auburn
" and Gardiner. where she will be the
" guest of friends.
Alfred Thibault. daughter, Miss
Ora 1'hibault, and son, Elmer Thu
bauIt, returned Friday from a two
weeks trip to Quebec, Canada.
Miss Ruth Thurlow accompanied
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs Hen
ry A. Thurlow. to their home in
WATERFOWL, Mass. Thursday. where
she will visit for 10 days.
Miss Edith Longfellow. who Is
having n vacation from her duties
OF bookkeeper and cashier at the
Ordway dry goods store, went to
Orono, Friday. to visit.
Mrs. Emma A. Robinson enter
tanned this week her daughters, Mrs.
Clara Murphy and Mrs. Edna Has
keIl OF Scion. also a granddaughter.
Miss Edella Murphy.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. Thurlow.
who have been guests for a few
DAYS of Rev. and Mrs. George l..
Thurlow. returned to their home In
Watertown. Mass, Thursday.
Miss Mabel IIarville. who is pass
ing few weeks vacation with her
sister and husband, MIR. and Mrs.
George Foster at North Cornviile.
was In town shopping Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde ii. Blackwell
were In Norridgewock, Wednesday.
where Mr.. Blackwell as a member
of the Old Point degree team, assist
ed the work for the Encampment.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Foster OF
North Cornville were business cali
ers in town Thursday. They came
by automobile by way of the old
road and reported the road In very
good condition.
Miss Esther Flewelling, who has
been employed at the American
Wooden mill, completed her duties
there Thursday and will go to Bos-
ton, where she will be the guest Of
friends.
+ Ivan Brooks OF Pittsfield has re-
Gently been appointed a deputy sher-
III by John A. Mooers. Mr.. Brooks
has been night officer in Pittsfeid and
recently went TO work in the Good
win Clothing store.
,.- Skowhegan fire company re-
sponded to a call for assistance at
Norridgewook about $50 Thursday
morning. with hose and steamer. and
were instrumental In stopping a
most disastrous fire.
Mrs. Alice X. Baker went to Au-
burn, Friday. where she will be the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. ii. Norton.
Mrs. Baker. who Is a past grand OF
Priscilla Rebekah Lodge. will attend
the Rebekah meeting held in Au-
burn. Saturday night.
Among the Skowhegan people to
attend the Skowhegan VS.. Cony
game at Augusta, Thursday. were
Mrs, Iottie NJ. Gates. principal of the
Junior High. Morris Gates. Harry
Buxton, Mona Russell and Helen
Foster.
Many friends OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Burgess were grieved to learn
Friday that Mr.. Burgess place of
business was among those burned In
the early morning fire of Friday
which swept the business section of
Norridgewock.
The following are among the
Canton Somerset men who will 60
to Lewiston this morning to be pres
ent at the exemplification of the mi
tiatory degree of the Subordinate
Lodge. which will be conferred by
the Fisher degree team from
Swampscott, Mass: Captain Clyde III.
Blackwell, Lieut.. Robert Green. En-
sign Forest Brown, Clerk Fred A.
Williams. Abram Mitchell, Chester
Hodgdon, Hugh Hurley, Fred T.
Hurley, William Fish, Fred LOOMS,
Elmer T. Staples, Past Captain
James Swift of Belfast. who Is now
in Skowhegan. Frank d. Folsom. Ed
ward Spear, Cyrus Durham, Stevie
Collins, Fred Foster, a member of
the Auburn Canton. John Mccary of
Madison. Major Frank L. 0ipson,
Bingham. Captain Frank Rowe and
John Hardy, Bingham; Accountant
William +. Soule, Percy Withee.
Horace Withee. Eben Miller. James
Huntoon and Zeke Emmons OF Nor
ridgewock. Odd Fellows to attend
will include Elmer Reed, East Madi-
son: Ruel Reed, East Madison: Ray
mond G. Rogg. Chester Hamilton
and Past Noble Grand Frank Oddly,
Skowhegan. It Is expected that the
following ladies will go and this
evening will witness the comforting
OF the Rebekah degree at the Au-
burn hall: Mrs, Clyde II, Blackwell,
Mrs. Fred Loomis. Mrs. Soule. Mrs,
Gipson, Mrs, Percy withee, Mrs,
Horace Withee. Mrs Miller. Mrs.
Earl Shepard Nand Mrs. Alice r.
Baker,