Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-06
Present Pleasing Comedy


tioral in default. IL he chose to ap-
peal, $1,000 bail. He was committed.
Present Pleasing Comedy
Two young ladies, Miss Ruth Niles.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall
c. Niles Of Coburn Ave, as the Earl
of Hassenden, and Miss Helen Co
burn Smith as Miss Fenton, betroth-
ed to Lord Iiassenden, daughter of
DR.. and Mrs. George Otis Smith of
Skowhegan and Washington, d. c..
We're members of the cast of THE
Adventure of Lady Ursula, a COM
edy which was given by members of
the Women's Division of Colby Col
lese Tuesday night as a benefit. Ken
meth Russell Copp, also Of Show
hogan was the cornetist in the or
chestra. All who took part in the
performance acquitted themselves
with honor. Several Skowhegan peo-
pie were in attendance.
Warren c. Merrill OF Newton,
Mass, arrived in town Thursday noon
to visit his father, Carleton =. Mer-
rill-Deputy Sheriff Flewellng of
Fairfield was an official caller in town
Thursday.-Dr George T.. Young
went to Portland on business Thurs
day morning.-MrS. William Corbett,
who has been at home because of the
illness of her mother, Mrs. Felix Tur-
cote departed on her return TO Pen
acook, n. H., Thursday morning.
William Hovey and Edward Boulier.
Jr., left Thursday morning for Ber-
lin. n. H., and plan to go TO Nor
cester. Vt. where they expect to have
work.-Mrs. Frank Akeley was Il
business caller in Waterville Thurs
Miss Eleanor Mitchell who has been
passing some time with her mother.
Mrs. RoXie Mitchell. and sister and
husband. Mr.. and Mrs. +. G.. Whit
ney. left Thursday for Portland.
where she will be the guest of her
aunt.-Miss Victoria SouIe who is
training at the Somerset hospital for
a unrse. was in Waterviile for the
day Thursday.-Dr Lewis Brown,
who has been the guest of his father,
Forrest X. Brown, departed on his
return TO Newark. y. J., where he is
an inferno at the St. Barnabas hos
pItal, Thursday morning Miss Es-
ther Flewellyn of Clinton was in town
Thursday on business.-Mrs. Ellen G.
Emery was in Fairfield Thursday for
me day on business and visited Mrs.
w. w. Merrill.-Mrs. Cora W. Pooler
returned TO her home in Boston
Ihursday.-Dr c. II. Beecher. pro-
lessor of medicine at the University
OF Vermont. Burlington and of Bos-
ton, returned Thursday.-Mrs. Peter
CoWett and Mrs. Florida IaChance
went 70 Lewiston for few days'
stay Thursday.-O. W. Wilbur. polIl
try specialist Of the University of
Maine. arrived in town Thursday
morning on his way to Corville to
attend poultry meeting of the Corn
vile local of the Somerset county
farm bureau and will attend TODAY a
poultry meeting of the Fairfield local.
county Agent Gerald G. Dunn and
MISS Eliza Atherton, home demon
s!ration agent. We're both in Corn
,tiie on off1cial business Thursday
MIS-. Florence Waugh Danforth went
10 Portland Thursday morning where
she attended meeting Of the stote
health officers.-Mrs Rose parl0an
is quite i'll at her home on HeseIton
street and is being cared for Is, Mrs
David Withee.-Miss Agnes Dickin-
son was a business caller in Water
VIE Thursday.-Mrs. Byron Haryille
OF Scion was in town shopping Thurs
uay.-Timothy Mitchell was a bust
ness caller in Fairfield Thursday
MIS-. q. Carl Dunbar was n guest or
her sister in law, Mrs. Walter Palm
er IN filnckley Thursday.-Mrs. Edith
Il, l. ippetts or Canaan was in town
thursday on her way to Waterville TO
'Islt her son and his wife. Mr.. and
MRS. clyde Tibbetts. and will before
returning visit her daughter. Miss
Nellie Tibbetts, a teacher at Shaw,s
business college in Augusta William
Mltchell OF the Maine Spinning Com
pany, accompanied by Harry Low
ther, left Thursday noon for Boston
on a business visit.--Miss Priscilla
HUN, the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. S. Huff of the Athens road
mas been quit ill-Mrs. Bert DunIon
and Mrs. i. f. Lord of the River
road were shoppers in town Thurs
day-Mrs. Gladys Spear of Portland
was in town Thursday on her way to
Madison to visit Mrs. Ida Lanev.-
Mrs: S. S. Huff was business call
er In Waterville Observation-Disclosures
maurice p. Merrill returned Thurs
uay noon from a business visit to
Augusta.-George Stevens Of Farm
lhg ton was business caller in town
having a lew days vacation and left
"i ouoy ior betflel, 10 visit Mr.. and
MRS. Irving Lee Carver Miss Eaton
and Mrs. Carver We're 8. III. S. class
mates.-Everett r. Goodrich was a
business caller in Waterville Thurs
day.-Mrs. Byron Chapman of Corn
Vile was in town shopping Thursday.
Mrs. Malena Pomerleau of Water
vile was a business caller In town
Thursday.-Frank NJ. Bean Of Corn
Vile and Amos Chapman of Athens
We're among out of town people here
on business Thursday.
Mrs. Maryland Adams who has been
the guest of sister in Portland and
Of friends in Augusta returned We'd
nesday night.-Mrs. Marshall C.
Niles and daughter. Miss Esther
Niles who were in Waterville to visit
Mrs. Viles' daughter. Miss Ruth
Niles at Foss Hall have returned
home.-Leon c. Gentlemen, supervis-
or of manual training in the Show
hogan schools. was in Waterville
Wednesday attending conference
of manual training supervisors
Rev. George L. Thurlow. pastor Of
the Federated church, has returned
from Waterville where he met Rev.