Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-02-28
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\ Mrs. Mary w. Libby, superinten-
dent of the State Reformatory for
Women was in Augusta Friday on
official buSineSs.-John l.. Fish, edi-
tor Of the independence Reporter
passed the week end with his aunt.
Mrs. Stinchtield.-Mis Florence
Tracy was in Shawmut Thursday.
the guest of her sister. Mrs. Clifton
Gerald-Mrs. Mary Manter return
ed to Waterville Friday after being
here Thursday to meet her class i'll
voice culture.-Miss Caddie Brown
and Miss Florence Withee went to
Portland Friday morning for a few
days vacation.-Joscph Chabot went
to Boston Friday and this Saturday
evening he will he Il guest at BAN
quet given the New England Metro
politau workers.-NIrs. Charles
Walker and children have all been
i'll with grip at their home at Mall
bon's Mills. They are all now i'm
proved except Lois. the youngest
child.-Mrs. William Earl of NAL
bon's Mills was in town Friday on
her way to Augusta to visit her
daughter, Miss Elizabeth Earl. who
is in training at the Augusta General
Hospital.-Ralph Pinies of Milo
representing the McGreggory Com
pany, who has been in town on BUSH
ness and the guest of Leon l.. With
am returned Friday.-Mrs. Harry
Mclean was in Augusta Friday for
the day to visit her sister-in-law,
Mrs. J.. n. Mitchell, a nurse at the
City Hospital who is ill.-Gerald c:
Dunn, county agent and Miss Eliza
Atherton, home demonstration
,,.o,a -, Norri1 oauapk Friday
attending extension meetings.-Mrs
Robey l.. Watson will go to Lewis
ton today Saturday, where she will
receive surgical treatment Tuesday
morning. Mr.. Watson will go to
Lewiston Monday afternoon to be
with Mrs. Watson for a time.-Miss
Eliza Anterior. home demonstration
agent for the County Farm Bureau
will pass the week end at her home
in South Windham..Local friends
of Rev r. II. Johnson. pastor OF the
church in Athens village Will be
pleased to know that he has SO far
recovered from a long and serious
illness as to be able to resume the
services at the church.-Mrs. w.
Folsom Merrill was a business caller
In Watervile Friday.-George r..
Clough Of Madison was in town Fri
day on his way to Augusta.-Eu-
gene Covell of Ifinckley was bust
ness caller in town Friday.-Mrs.
Guy Iadd of Corinna and Mrs. S. II.
Brown and two children of Water
willie came Friday TO visit Mrs.
Iadd's sister and husband. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Cool, and her mother,
Mrs. Carolyn Bussey. The Neighbour
hood Club of Corinna sent Mrs. Bus
sew beautiful flowers.-Mrs. a. r.
Roy of Perham arrived Friday to
visit her daughter, Mrs. Thomas
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. and Mrs. Blinn
W. Page returned Friday from Au-
gusta.-Mrs. Elizabeth Watson re-
turned Friday from Richmond
where she spoke at meeting before
Sagadahoc Pomona Grange.-Mrs.
Simeon Sawyer is i'll at hes home on
Mount Pleasant avenue.-Mrs. Alora
Smith was a guest Thursday or Mrs
Emma Frost.--D. r. BiSgers, coach,
accompanied the basketball DoNs
team which played s. H. ). FRIDAY
night, to Skowheg an.-MisS Catner-
Inc Roderick went to Fairfield Fri
day to visit Mrs. Mary Wyman over
the week end.--George A. johnson
of Waterville was a business caller
in town Friday.-Mrs. Lawrence
Nigue has returned from visit TO
her husband who is a patient at the
hospital at the National Soldiers
Home at Togus-F'riends of Rev.
Herbert l.. Nichols will be pleased
10 know that he has returned from
Boston and will occupy the pulpit OF
the Methodist church Sunday.