Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-02-26
SKoWHECAN

Mrs. Eta White of Canaan was in
town Wednesday on her way to Wat
erville to visit Mrs. Percy Williams.
Miss Lucy Dinsmore Of Hinckley
was q business caller in town We'd
nesday.-Attorney u. Folsom Merrill
of the law firm of Merrill and Mer-
rill returned Wednesday from New
York where he had been on busi-
ncss.-Ervin S. Fuller was a business
caller in Fairfield Wednesday.-Mrs.
Francis Spofford was in Waterville
on business Wednesday.-Miss Daisy
Dulac who has been q guest Of Miss
Beatrice Pomlon ana her grand
mother, Mrs. Sophia Dulac has re-
turned to Fairfeld.-Mrs. Melvin
| Palmer of Hinckley was in town on
business Wednesday.-Mrs Florence
Waugh Danforth was in Waterville
Tuesday speaking before a recently
organized Girls Club.-Mrs. James
Lewia was in Waterville Wednesday
afternoon accompanied by Edith
| Dionne.-Annette Beaulieu who has
been at the home of her mother Mrs
| Laura Beaulieu since Saturday re-
| turned Wednesday to Mount Merici
Academy, Observation-Disclosures Chad
bourne and daughter Phyllis of Cam
aan were business callers in town
| Weinesday.-Miss Edith Wadsworth
field worker for the State Board OF
Charities and Correction came ia
| Skowhegan on business Wednesday.
Mrs. John Shaw of Fairfield. ac-
! companied by her mother, Mrs. Jen-
| ME Boston who has passed the WIN
! ter in Fairfield We're in town on THEN
| way to Canaan, where Mrs. Boston
| will spend some time at the home OF
! I've
| Charles Spaulding and Elsie Foun-
| tain who have been guests of Mrs
! Spaulding's brother John Taylor re-
| turned to South Gardiner, Wednes
! day.-Miss Freda Harris has return
| ed to st. JohnSbury after visiting her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. f. f. Harris
| Miss Mildred A. Beal went to Au-
| Susta Wednesday morning to visit
| Legislature and will return with Miss
! Margaret NJ. Chase today-Mr. Paul
| Hamilton and Miss Clara Libby re-
, turned Wednesday from Augusta
where they attended the governor s
/ ball.-James W. Blunt was in Au-
gusta for the day Wednesday.-Mrs
| Frank p. Pencil accompanied her
daughter Mrs. +. l.. Tozier Of Fair
| field to Augusta Wednesday to at
tend the Radio Hearing-Mrs
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We're business callers in Fairfield
WeGnesday.-Mrs. James NuttinG
and Miss Gladys Lowther We're in
Waterville Wednesday to visit Mrs
Nutting's daughter in law, Mrs. l.
II. Tapley.--Joe Byron who has been
in town on business returned to Bid
deford Wednesday morning.-Misses
| Madeleine and Naice Cyr were in
| Waterville for the day Wednesday,
! DR.. c. Earl Richardson was a bust
ness caller in Watervile Wednesday
Mrs. Ralph Butler, a sales lady at
the local Emery Brown store was al
the Watervile store on business
Wednesday.-Elmer j.. Harris. man
ager of the Skowhegan Jersey
| Creamery went to Lewiston 4Wednes-
! day to attend a meeting OF the
Creamery ufacturers.-Miss Ida
| i. Thompson a member Of s. III. $.
| faculty who has been patient at the
Somerset Hospital was discharged
Monday and Tuesday went to the
home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Mathew Thompson in Cornville for
the remainder of the week.-Mrs..
Agnes Dunbar is working this week
at Ordway's Dry Goods store, taking
the place of Miss Nellie Bean who is
having q vacation.-G. w. Bratt of
Boston was in town Wednesday
speaking before the Womans Club
on art in Home Decorating" Mrs.
Harry Newton of town and Miss
Helen Newton of Jackman returned
Wednesday from Augusta where
they have been guests of Represen-
tative A. K. Piper at the Augusta
House, and attend the Governors
Ball. Miss Newton will visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Newton for a few days.-There
will be a special meeting of the Wes-
serrunsett Grange in Cornville Sat
urday night for the purpose of dis
cussing certain articles in the town
warrant. All members are urged to
atteri.-Miss Irma Rancourt who
has been a guest of her sister Mrs.
Ned Butler has returned to Water
ville.-At the regular meeting of
Skowhegan Lodge, knights of Ply
thias to be held Thursday night,
business of importance will come be-
fore the meeting. All members are
urged to be present.-William Nc
Donald of Norridgewock was a bust
ness caller in town Wednesday,
Fred Tufts of Cornville was shop
per in town Wednesday.-Jame w.
Hussey of East Madison was a BUSH
ness caller in town Wednesday,
Mrs. Fred Campbell of Mercer who
has been a surgical patient at the
Somerset Hospital was discharged
Wednesday.-Mrs.A Amos Fortier Of
Maple street is a medical patient at
the Somerset Hospital--Miss MUIR
icl Richardson who has been a sur
gical patient at Somerset hospital
has returned to her home in Solon.-
Miss Prudence Violette of town, a
surgical patient at the Somerset
Hospital has been discharged
! Dency who has been medica lpa-
/ tient at the Somerset Hospital has
been discharged and Wednesday re-
turned to his home in Gloucester,
Mass.