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

Mrs. J. D. Steele. John p: Steele,
Jr. of Philadelphia, Pa2 ana malcolm
Norton of Brooklyn, n. r., were ~
town Tuesday returning by way OF
Bethel, Me-, from trip in Nova
Scotia at Milford Lake.
DIR. and Mrs. l.. n. Ellipgwood OF
Athens and their guests Mr.. and Mrs.
D. f. JudlSins of Largo, Fla, twere In
town shopping Tuesday.
DR.. and Mrs. Clyde E. Decker OF
Augusta, formerly of this town, were
in town Tuesday on business and
calling on friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Lewis OF
Clinton were in town Tuesday at
tending fair.
Mrs. Harriet Lord of Canaan is
passing few days with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Frank Bickford OF
Madison avenue.
Miss Ruth l.. Hes has completed
ber duties as stenographer at Camp
Madin, Lake George, Canaan.
g. Milton Hatch, q noted Maine
,lorse man of New Vineyard, Is at
tending the fair races.
Mrs. Charles. Thompson Of East
Madison and her guest, Miss Matte
Berry of Maiden, Mass, were in
town attending the fair Tuesday.
Miss Ruth l.. lies has returned from
Canaan, where she has been guest
of Mrs. Harriet Lord.
The following out of town people
attended the funeral services of Mrs.
Nellie Lewia Gagne, Mrs. Lizzie Du-
lac. Bristol Conn; Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Gagne of Pennington; MRS.
Ruth Donna, Waterville.
Mrs. George o. Carr of Nerridge-
wock was in town Tuesday accom-
panying the Girls club of that town.
Fred Tufts of Cornville, was IN
town Tuesday on business.
Harry Lee of Augusta is In town
being the starter at the races at the
fair
The following young ladies are act
ing as ushers at the grand stand az
the fair, Misses Virginia Ames, Ruth
lies, Phyllis Whiting, Agnes Cock
burn, Mildred Lancaster, Esther
viles, Catherine Laney. Evelyn
Chase, Fife Martin, Ellen Marie
Boyd Gladys Mantor, Lucille Moore
and Helen Groder.
Wesley Watson, Byron B. Perkins
and Will D. Snow are acting as
judges at the races at the fair,
New patients at Kennebec Valley
hospital recently admitted for treat
ment are Clayton Clark, son of Mr..
and Mrs, Arthur Clark of Scion,
wallace Goodwin of Hartland, o. Nj.
Moore OF Bothell, Wash, Mrs. Bert
HUFF of Bingham, Almon Whitten of
Pittsfield, Mrs. C. Walter Shaw of
North Arson, Mrs. VIM. WEIGH of
Skowhegan, jeanette Gogan of An
4 son. Mrs. Lawrence S. Beale of Port
land, Miss Ethel Trip of North New
Portland, Mrs. Robert Wentwortfi
and Arthur Turcotte of Skowhegan.
At the September term of Somer-
set County Probate Court, the fol-
lowing routine business was trans
acted:
r. H. Haskell of the circulation
department of the Kennebec Journal
Company, is in town during the fair.
Any boys interesting in winning a
scooter will obtain information by
calling at Judkin's store.
Liniere J. Giguere, Lake Moxie,
was a business caller In town, Wed
nesday.
Attorney H. H. Bragg Of Fairfield
at the Supreme court.
Nelson and Merle Herrick of Har-
mony were business callers in town,
Wednesday.
Mrs. Lucy Paine of Arson has a
guest Tuesday of Mrs. e. Conant.
Warren Conant, the older son of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Conant of Nor
ridgewock avenue, has become q
member of the Bethany orchestra
taking the place of Smith w. Ames,
playing the trombone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward T. Burton of
Hartland were business callers in
town Wednesday.
Mrs. ARA Mixter, assistant State
club leader, who was in town Mon
day and Tuesday assisting in the an
nual meeting of the Boys and Girls
clubs, returned to Orono, Wednesday.
Attorney George Chapman of Fair
field, was at the court Wednesday,
Attorney H. H. Thurlough Of Pitts
field, was in town on professional
business "wednesday.
Priscilla Rebekah Lodge held its
regular meeting Tuesday evening.
There was no program nor refresh
anents. Only regular reports were
given and routine business transact
ted. The next meeting viii be roll
cali, an annual lodge event and the
following was appointed to direct
the affair: Mrs. Alice B. Cleveland,
Mrs. Bertha K. Hoyt, Mrs. Agnes
Parsons, Mrs. Inez r, Thomas, Mrs.
Addie Beale, Mrs. Mamie Beale,
Mrs. Emma Nutting, Mrs. Lena
Blackwell, Mrs. Carrie Berse, Mrs.
Annie A. LOOMS, Mrs. Dora p.
White, Mrs Lena Newton and Mrs.
Alfredo Cool.