Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-02-14
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Mrs. Blinn w. Page was in Port
land over Friday night on business
B. c. Stanley, who has been running
the first Part of the week on the run
from Skowhegan to Portland and re-
turn daily as engineer, returned TO
his home in Farmineton Friday, as
during the spring he is to run from
harrington to Livermore and will be
at home much more-Mrs. Mary
Mantor, who was in town over Thurs
day night to meet pupils in voice cul-
ture, was while in town the guest of
Mrs. Mabel c. Smith of Kennebec
street. Mrs. Mantor returned to Wa
terville Friday.-Lawrence Murray of
Portland who visited briefly with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John r. MUIR
ray Of Crosst street, left Friday
orning.-Benjamin tVitharr. who is
employed by the Central Maine Pow
er company, returned TO Waterville
Friday morning after passing Thurs
day night with his farnily.-Dr. l. 3.
Mower of NVc-~"''''Ie and Mrs. Sadie
Bates of Sandy Point. members of
the board of trustees Of the state re-
formatory for women, were at the
institution Friday on official business.
Mrs. Jessie Hersey CT Augusta was
in town on business over Thursday
niSht.-Mrs. Martha Corson of Madi-
son was in town Friday on her way
to Fairfield. where she was on tusi-
hess trip.-Charles Turner of the
Maine Spinning mill went to Boston
and Lawrence. Mass. on 4 business
trip Friday.-Nliss Esther Roderick
is in Portland to visit for a few days
with her sister, Mrs. Raymond Rowe.
Mrs. Harry Nelson left Friday
morning for Leomini.ster. Mass. be-
ing called there by the death Of her
brother in-l law, Charles Nutter. The
funeral service will be held this Sat-
urday afternoon at 2 o'clock. He
leaves his Wife formerly Miss Eva
Chase.-Mrs. William IIolley, who hos
been the guest of her sisters. Mrs.
William Lessor anC Mrs. Joseph
Fountaine, departed Friday for her
home in Greenfield, Mass.-Philip
Lessor. who was empioyed for Mr..
Talbot at Hunnewell camps at Cole
Stream, had the misfortune to lose
of of his pair of horses by illness.
Mr.. Lessor came home We 'nesday,
bringing one horse as far as Bing-
ham, but because of The storm and
travelling he was obliged to leave the
horse and returned to Bingham for it
Friday.-Rev. George Merriam pastor
of the Bethany Baptist church, was in
Cornville Friday. whtre that after
noon he officiated at The funeral SER
vice for Charles Turner Mcody.-H1rs.
Everett Garland, who has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Mcguire,
has returned to her hoLle in Oakland.
MIR. and Mrs. Adam Demo are par
cnts of a daughter, born Thursday at
kennebec Valley hosrltal. She has
been named Eva Rose Misses Fern
NJ. Packard and Doris Whittemore
have returned from Waterville where
they went to attend this winter carnl-
val.-Mrs. Florence Waugh DtanfOrth.
president of the Maine federation Of
womens clubs, was in Lewiston.
where she was a guest at the annual
banquet of the Androscoggin Literary
Union.-Mrs. Selma Potter. former
matron at the Stevens cottage at the
state refOrmatory for women, is
guest of Miss Velma Fogs' at her
on Pleasant street.-Word has been
received in town by Mrs. Eta La
Casse, announcing the birth Of a lit
tie son born to her son and wife, Pro-
fessor and Mrs ElrOy o. Lacasse of
Fryeburg, Feb. II. The little lad has
been named Charles Rutter. This is
the second son. Mrs. Lacasse was be-
fore her marriage, Miss Marion Etew-
ard of Skowhegan.-Mr. and Mrs.
Charles c. Cleveland. Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer 3. Rowell. Mr.. and Mrs. Abel
Patten, who make up committee
which will serve supper at the ami
versary meeting next "wednesday night
met Friday and made arrangements
for the super.