Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-16

DAILY KENNEBEC JOURN
port. Wednesday where she is the
guest of her cousin, Mrs. Belle Dud-
ley.-Nliss Charlotte Colby, who has
been a guest of her sister and hus-
band, Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald C. Mar
BILE, returned to her home in NAL
den, Mass, Wednesday and was ac-
companied by her nephew. Master
William Coker Marble, who will be
a guest of his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. d. Wilder Colby.-Mrs. Mary
w. Libby. superintendent of the
State reformatory, was in Augusta
Wednesday on official business
Mrs. Sadie Bates one of the trustees
Of the. State reformatory who has
been at the institution on official
business, departed Wednesday on
her return to Sandy Point.-Sheriff
and Mrs. John w. Healy entertain
ed at dinner Tuesday night Judge
Charles p. Barnes Of Houlton.-
Foster +. Tabb, proprietor of the
Tabb Candy store went to his home
in Gardiner Wednesday and will go
to Boston on q business trip by ma
chine before returning.-Miss Paul
w
in Pasaic, n. j., was in town Tues
day calling on relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clair r. Marston of
Waterville were in town Tuesday
calling on relatives and friends
The following out of town attorneys
were in attendance at the morning
session Wednesday, ii. d. Eaton, of
Waterville, II. H. Brazzell, Fairfield;
Charles o. Small, William B. Brown,
and James II. Thorne. Madison
Mr.. and Mrs Fred z. Collins of At
hens We're business callers in town
Wednesday.-Mrs. Rose bearing of
Hartland was in town Wednesday on
business.-Miss frankie l.. Boon of
Bingham was in town on business
Wednesday.-Mrs.V ira Chase of At
hens was in town Wednesday on
business.
There was a good attendance at
the home service held Tuesday eve
ming at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Omar Perkins on Jewett street. con-
Quoted by the Rev. George Marian,
pastor of the Bethany Baptist
church who gave an interesting talk
and conducted devotional exercises.
Misses Chariot Gates played the vio-
lin and Abbie Stinchfield played the
piano for the song service which
added greatly t othe pleasure of the
service. Tuesday evening of next
week Home Service will be held
at the home of Mrs. Pearl Gammage.
The Merchantile League was COM
pleted at the Bowlerdome alley We'd
nesday night and tonight the bowlcrs
will go to Waterville for a banquet,
and afterward will so to the Elm
City alley.
Among those who have recently
been admitted to kennebec Valley
Hospital are Mrs. AlVa Cover of
Canaan, Ansel Nickerson of Mercer,
Malcolm Walker. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Cephas Walker of North New
Portland and Mrs. Thomas o.
Hodgdon and little daughter, Jaunita
l. of Skowhegan, w. 5. Stinchfield,
NJ. D.. has also been admitted to the
hospital. Patients discharged are
Irving S. Fogg of Madison, Romeo
Plovencher OF lockwood, Miss Eliza
beth Merton of Fairfield. Lawrence
Bushey of Madison. Mrs. Walter
HINGE OF Fairfield and Or. Il. l..
Stratton of Dexter.
The following out OF town at
tcrneys were present at the Su-
preme Court on Tuesday: William
b. Brown. James II. Thofne, Judge
Charles o. Small of Madison; George
Chapman, Fairfield; Harold Dubord,
James Plumstead. Harry II. Thur
Tough. Pittstield; J. Howard Haley,
Hartland.
DR.. Walters of Fairfield was in
town Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs. T.. Z.
Greenwood left Tuesday by auto
mobile for Portland, where they will
visit relatives and friends for
several days.-Mrs. Isabel Catherine
l'ewey OF st. Adams was in town on
business, Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest l.. Savage, who have been in
Cid Orchard and Portland for sew
eral days on a business and pleasure
trip combined, returned Tuesday
right.-Mrs. Myrtle Stratton of
Pittsfield was a business caller in
town. Tuesday.-Mrs. Ben r.
Steward of Waterville was the guest
of relatives in town the first of the
week.-Mrs.. Frank White and Mrs.
Grace Head of Pittsfleld were BUSH
ness callers in town. Tuesday.-Miss
Gladys Parkman Is passing few
days with her cousin and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Parkman of Leavitt
St.-Dr. Arthur Roberts, president OF
Colby college was a business caller
in town, Tuesday.-Clair r. Marston
OF Waterville was in town on BUSH
ness observation-disclosures of Mrs. Asa
Lawrence will be sorry to know that
she is III at her home on the Middle
road to Waterville.