Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-07-09

| Gays anu pidA " SW ou " A'oSloii
| and vicinity.
Archibald , Kilby, proprietor OF
| Rcsland Cabins in Freepor;, return
ed Wednesday after being in town
on business. ~
| Mrs. Elizabeth Williams, who has
| been a guest CT her sister, Mrs. Uriah
l.. Fass, left Wednesday morning on
her returnt to Boston, visiting in
| E-aterville OF the way.
Miss May Goodrich, who teaches
at Cambridge, Mass, errived in
town on the early morning train
Wednesday and will pass the. re-
mainder of tho summer at her home
in Canaan. go. o,e
Miss Jane Foss, who has been a
guest of her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Uriah L. Foss of West Front
street, returned Wednesday to Wa
terville.
Mrs. Elizabeth w. Dyer and her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
George FairgIieves, returned Tues
day night from Wilton where they
have been the guests Of relatives. z
Attorney and Mrs. W. Folsom
Merrill and family of Water street
have moved to their cottage at Lake
Wesserrunsett for the summer.
Mrs. Laura Bernard of Lynn, Mass,
who has been a guest of Mrs. Myra
Arnold, went to Pittsfleld Tuesday
to visit a brother, Sidney Walker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank p. Pennell,
Mrs. Granville Reed and daughters,
Carolyn and Elizabeth, have return
ed from few days passed at Bar
| Harbor.
Misses Emma and Maud Roullard,
No,
| Lucknow have been passing some
| time at Capitol Island. : While there
| for a part of the time they enter
| tanned Mr.. and Mrs. e. j. Vigue and
son Francis.
Mrs. Omar Perkins is acting as
| book keeper at the Farmers Telt-
! phone office, taking the place of
Mrs. Pearl Brophy, resigned.
J Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Sanderson,
I daughter Kathleen and Mrs. Lillian
| Perkins have returned to Jackamn
| after passing some time at Lake
| wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Gilfllian have
returned from Bar Harbor where
| they have been guests OF their son
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. James Gill
| lillian.
Mr.. Leon McIlvene of Whitman.
Mass, will come to Skowhegan on
Friday by machine, returning Mon
day accompanied by his wife and
two children, Leon Jr., and Marie,
who have been In town two weeks as
the guests of'Mrs. Sophie Dulac and
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Roderick.
Professor and Mrs. Harold Rowell
and three children, Gordon, BARBARA
and Francis Of Franconia, N. H.,
DxxraJ1 10 ynrinninq1 nf
Drew Academy, have been in town
guests of Mr.. Rowelrs mother. Mrs.
Mary Rowell, and brother, Ernest
| Rowell. Professor Rowell has gone
to New York to attend summer
school at Columbia University and
Mrs -RoweH and the children are To-
Gated at East Madison for the re-
| mainder of July and August.
Mrs. Ella Russell of Athens is a
guest of her sister-in-law, Mrs.
! Emma Robinson and daughter, Miss
Ella r.. Robinson of Bloomfield
street.
Undertaken Harold L. Larry was in
| North CornviIle, Wednesday after
| noon. officiating at the burial of
Charles T. Whittier in the Kinsman
cemetery.
At the June term of Somerset
county probate court administration
was taken out in the estate of John
w. Worcester of Detroit, Me. Ralph
| G. Worcester of Carmel appointed
administrator and a letter of adminr
istration issued to him. The eStF
mated valuation of the estatesfs
$500. On July 7th an fnsthume Ont
purporting to be the last Will and
| testament of the said John w. Wor-
cester was filed by H. r. Morse, at
torney, of Boston, representing
Maud M. Chadsey, president of the
| Woman's Home and Foreign Mis-
sionary Society of Advent Christian
! Denomination, Massachusetts Cor
fnamed Administrative of the instru-
ment.-
The regular semi-monthly meeting
of the Ladies' Aid Society for, trans
i action of usual business was held
J at the Library parlors Tuesday aft
ernoon.
| DR.. Marston of North Arson was
in town Tuesday on professional
4 business.
Arthur Hurley. who for num-
Der of years was the producing di-
i rector for Arthur Hopkins, arrived
at Lakewood last week and will pass
a. few .weeks with his wife, Irene
Il Shirley, member of the Lakewood
Stock Company. Last season Mr.
Hurley directed the production OF
1.-The Firebfand" and THE Night.
hawk" In his capacity as director
he has been associated with the
Barrymores and other we'll known
stars under the Hopkins manage.
ment. He is a prominent officer oil
the Lambs Club and is directly In
terested in number of New York
producing concerns. He is returning
to New York after his vacation tc
begin work on several fall produc.
tons.
# Nicholas Joy, a very popular for.
mer member OF the lakewood Stock
!. Company, has arrived at Lakewood
for d short vacation before entering
, a New York. production. Mr.. JOY
, who Is affeetionately called :Nick'
Il by hundreds of the Lakewood The.
! atre patrons, has just returned from
! the coast, where he has been ap.
pearing with Henry Miller and Elsie
> Ferguson. 1t is quite possible thai
) Mick" will appear with the Lake
: wood players before he returns tt
New York to fill his contract with g
prominent New York producer.
Mrs. Samuel frederick and her
. guests, sister, Mrs. Leon McIleven
: and children Leon Jr, and Marie OF
Whitman were in Fairfield for the
lday Wednesday visiting a brother
! Alfred Dulac.
Mr.. and Mrs. olin Roderick and
daughter Janette have returned from
} Boston where they have been guests
tof relatives.
~ Miss May. Goodwin's friends will