Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-17
NORR|DGEW0Ck

Miss Pearle Shepherd left this weei
for c.roton. Mass, where she Is to pt
empIoyed during the winter.
Three additional silent policemen
have been placed in position durlne
the last week, one at the corner OF
Bridge and Main streets near Monu
ment Square. one on Depot street a.
the corner of the Odd Fellows Bloct
and the third at the junction OF tne
Skowheran road and Main street. II
motorists are careful to slow do"1
and to keep on the proper side OF
these posts, all danger of accloent car
be avoided. A..
Mr.. and Mrs. French and Mrs
French's mother, Mrs. Carrie TuttIe OF
Vienna ARE in town during the corr
hacking season and have rooms IN tne
WEIGH house.
Henry Hussey went to Boston Tues
dav on business connected with the
shoe factory.
Those to attend the 5th annua
meeting of the Telephone Association
Of Maine held at Augusta House or
| TUESDAY were: Mr.. and Mrs. George
Chandler, Fred Stevens, Mrs sadle
Strickland and Mrs. Jessie Shean. Oh
flee force of the New Sharon d NOR
ridgewock Telephone Company. Botf
Mr.. Chandler and Mrs. Strickland nae
a part on the program of the day.
Miss Hilda Packard left Saturday II
her car for Millinocket, where she Is
teacher in the public schools
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Marcia were III
North Arson Sunday.
Theda Tompkins of Monmouth mas
returned to the home. of her grand
mother, Mrs. E. A. Hilton, and Will al
tend school as last year.
Postmaster George O. Carr Is IN al
tendance Thursday and Friday of TINS
week at the meetings Of the POST
masters convention in Portland:
Among those attending the Spirit
ualist campmeeting at Lakewood sun
day were Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Taylor
Misses Jennie and Musette Hale, Mr.
and Mrs. George Sawyer and Mr.. ano
Mrs. r. B. Sawyer.
Jean Lancaster of Madison was ir
town the first of the week, calling up
on relatives. Mr.. Lancaster has just
returned from Northeast Harbor
where he has been employed during
the summer in a drug store. He is re-
turning Very soon to the Boston Col
lege to finish his course.
Mrs. Willett Rogers was the guest
of Mrs. Daisy ingalls, in Portland last
week.
Cedar Chapter O.. E. S.. will holt
their first meeting of the fall on Fri
day evening. The usual supper will
occur at $50.
EIr. and Mrs. George Adams OF
Lynn, Mass. Mrs. Sidney Wood ant
daughter Mildred Of Merrimac. Mass.
and Mrs. Ed. Mckinney of Newport
were guests on Wednesday of Mrs
George Clarke.
Mrs. Flavilla Cooley has returned
from a visit with her daughter, Miss
Ethel Cooley. in Litchfield and will
her son. Will Cooley in Gardiner.
I Preparations for the Norri6gewocl
| fair are nearing completion and every
thing points to very successful oc
casion If the weather man will sent
the right kind of day. The date is
September 10.
Mrs. George Chandler and daughters
! Dorothy and Gladys passed last week
at Lakewood.
Mrs. William Knapp returned Mon
day to her home in Haverhill, Mass.
after passing several weeks with hei
husband here.
Mrs. Charles Emmons, who had tbs
misfortune to break her leg recently
has not been progressing as well as
had been hoped. The bone had to be
/ broken and reset last week and Mrs
| Emmons is under the care of q
trained nurse.
Mrs. Addie Lunt and Mrs. MabeI
| Wiederman have returned TO theil
home in Brooklyn, n. Y. after closing
the Lunt home for the winter.
Mrs. Charles Miller was at Lake.
wood several days last week in attend
ance upon the camp meetings.
Miss Edith Cooley of New York is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Flavilla
Cooley.