Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-16

c,,cst of Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Dins-
more, has returned to ner nome IN
MI. and Mrs. Fred D. Stevens OF
Sfnithfieid were business callers IN
town, Monday.
MRS. S, u. knight of Oakland Is in
town caring for her grandchildren,
ROYAL and Gerald Spofford, while
Mrs Spofford is busy at her food
booth at the Skowhegan Fair.
Walter Adams of Los Angeles,
California, who is the guest OF ms
father, Albra Adams, at the Twelve
Corners, Madison is the guest during
the fair OF his uncle and aunt MI
and Mrs. Perley. Tyler.
Charles w. Taylor, who has passed
some time with a brother in Athens
mas returned and is at his home on
Madison Ave.
Mrs. Holmes p. Pickett. son, Les
ter, and their guests, Mr.. and Mrs
Calvin Pickett of Portland, were IN
Farmfngton Sunday calling on Miss
lNoreen Roundy of Clinton, a student
at the State Normal School.
e.Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Van DYKE
of Westfield, Mass, are in town max
ing the trip by machine, coming mere
to have a food booth at the TAR.
They were here last year and did SO
well that they returned this year
although this Is the only fair they
attend.
osMr. and Mrs. Oscar Piper of Ben
ton will visit Mr. and Mrs. II. I.
Pickett this week. and attend the
fair.
- Mrs. George H. Stilphen of San
ford is in town the guest of her SIS
ter, Mrs. Morris GIedhill and brother
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Ernest
eAvore.
Wilbur Tozier and Edmund Kerr
sted and Myrtle Keirsted OF the
Victor Grange, Fairfield. were IN
town Monday arranging the grade
display.
I G. E. Robinson and Mr.. Bates
statesmen for the Gulf Refining Com
pany are in town during the fair, as
.sisting at the Holt and Hight booth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Pickett OF
Portland are in town visiting for
several days at the home of their
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes +.
Pickett, on the Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Rowe OF
Smithfield were business callers in
town, Monday.
= Many Skowhegan friends OF Mrs.
Leon II. Pratt, formerly Miss Lucy
Taylor Of town, will be much inter-
ested to know that she has moved
from Weathersfield, Conn.,. to Glas-
tonbury, Conn.,, where she has ac-
scepted a position to teach English In
the High School and also to teach in
the evening school in Hartford three
nights a week. Mrs. Pratt's cousin,
Mrs. Grace Ripley of Bucksport,
maine, has gone to Glastonbury to
keep house for Mrs. Pratt. Mrs.
Pratt is graduate from Colby col
lege and was before her marriage to
Mr.. Pratt, who died few months
ago, successful teacher.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Roundy OF
Clinton will visit with their daughter
> and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes
p. Pickett, portion of this week
and attend the fair.
:: Henry Hagen Of NorridgewocK
swas in town Monday arranging ms
display of pictures Of horses, scat
tie and poultry at the fair.
9 Clyde Bickford from the Glenwood
Company factory at Taunton, Mass,
: is in town assisting Fred A. Wood,
the local agent, during the fair.
Judge Charles j. Dunn of Orono
arrived in town Monday night ana
IL presiding at the Septembef term
Of the Supreme Court.
Eric Peterson. chief accountant
with London and Scottish Assurance
Corporation Ltd, Of London with
office at ITO William ST.. New York,
accompanied by Mrs. Peterson and
daughter, Ruth Of Hoboken, New
York, arrived in town on a combined
business and pleasure trip. They
will be guests at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Will Hunnewell on the
Lakewood road.
Mrs. Stilman Holmes was In Sid.
ney Monday, to attend the funeral
service of her grandfather. Henry
Green.
Mrs. C. Earl Richardson returned
Monday night from Lisbon Falls,
where she has been guest OF her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Pike.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Boyd returned
Monday night from a few weeks va
cation passed in New York and
Boston, visiting with relatives.
Fred Z. Hayden Of Portland ar
rived in town Monday night and Is
zstenographer at the September term
OF the. Somerset County Supreme
Court.
James Rutherford of Calais ar
rived in town Monday night, to visit
his sister and husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles A. Plummer, Of Mount
Pleasant Ave.
Ill Mat