Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-02-09

sister Mrs. Charles Barnard.--Mr. and
Mrs, l.. r, Parsons were in Waterville
on business Saturday.-Misses Lyn-
nette Marion and Gladye Currier were
at the sanitorium in Fairfield Saturday
to visit Lynette's mother, Mrs. L. l..
Salley.--Linwood Savage and Annie
GAIA were business callers in Water
vile Saturday.---George Fogs of North
Cornville was business caller in town
Saturday and Mrs. George
w. Cover were called to Haverhlil.
Mass. Saturday by the death of Mrs.
Covers mother. Mrs. II. Toiman.-
Mrs. George L. Chase and daughter
Laura were weekend guests of her
niece, Ruth Downes, and Mrs. Laura
Tapley in Watervile.-Miss Eunice
ro"ner Of Concord. Mass, arrived
Saturday to visit her aunt, Miss
Louise II. Coburn.-Thomas Dlonne'
fclerk of the ways and means commit
tee of the Legislature, will return to
Augusta today after passing a few
DAYS at his home.-Roy L. Marston
returned Saturday from Augusta
Hon. Blinn Page, representative at
the S2nd Legislature. has been pass
ing a few days at his home.-Mrs. V.
II. Lowell and children, Merline and
Gwendoline. of Bowdoinham, are
guests OIL MIS-. ILO"tlf ~'A' ~
Mabel Washburn,-Hon. Clyde II.
! Smith has been passing a few days at
his home-Miss Marguerite L. Craig
of Wilton. supervisor of music in
town schools, was in Waterville SAT-
urday night to attend initiation and
banquet at Elmwood Hotel of Alpha
Delta Pi.-The following who were
here from Waterville Saturday MORN
| ing to attend the funeral of Mrs. ,Theo-
dore Matthew have returned: Mr.. and
Mrs. William Hart, Clifton Hart. Mrs.
Napoleon Pooler. Joseph Plante. Mr..
and Mrs. Philip Pooler. Miss German
Pilon. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hart, Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Hart, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Bernard. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
| Bernard. Alphone. Bernard and Hora-
ito Hart.--Miss Emma Parker, a ma
tron at the state Reformatory for
Women. was a Sunday guest of friends
in Oakland.-Mrs. John Lewis and son
John were shopping in Watervillc
Saturday-Mrs. leila Briggs. who is
Il medical patient at the Somerset
| Hospital. is getting along nicely
Miss Evelyn Perry. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Reuben Perry. surgical
patient at Somerset Hospital was dis
charged Saturday.--Amos Chapman of
Athens was business caller in town.
Leland Bosworth of Cornville was
| in town Saturday
This evening at the regular meet
ing of Skowhegan Sorosis, the pro-
posed amendment on child labor will
be discussed. The speakers will be
Mrs. Hilda Ives of Portland and Mrs.
Jennie Flood Kreger of Fairfield
Friday afternoon the 18th the
speakers at the Town Improvement
meeting will be w. B. Woodbury., SUI
perintendent of the Skowhegan-
| Madison schools, and Miss Alice II.
Parker. the Red Cross school nurse.
The meeting will be directed by the
| first vice president, Mrs. Elva G.
Greene.
The work of the January term of
| the supreme court which adjourned
Friday night will be resumed at 2
| o'clock Monday afternoon in the trial
of other criminal cases.
| There will be a short meeting of
! the B. p. w. Club. Tuesday evening,
/ beginning promptly at $50 Miss
Alice r. Parker and Mrs. Lena NJ.
i Cleveland will speak ON Legislative
Affairs" The meeting will close
early because of the B. p. w. Club
Heart dance on that night in Grange
| hall with music by Marion r. Oddly
Orchestra