Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-07-25
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Somerset County Headquarters Phones, farmers 49, i;

Delightful Meeting of Christmas Club
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lionel
g. Trafton on Main street was the
scene of delightful meeting OF the
Bloomfield Christmas Club held re-
Gently when Mrs. Trafton was the
hostess. Readings Of interest and
pleasure were given by Mrs. Lester
H. Packard, Mrs. Eta LACasse and
Mrs. Traitor, Mrs. George Nash gave
an interesting account of a recent
auto trip to Sourdhunk, in the
Moosehead region and Mrs. Charles
Walker entertained with splendid
description of the Boys and Girls
Camps at Sebago which are operated
by her brother, Professor Elroy La
Case. Guests present were Mrs.
Walker, Mrs. Percy Violette and Miss
Ella Robinson, teacher In Massa-
chusetts. The meeting of much en-
joyment by all present. The next
meeting will be held on Tuesday.
August 4th., at the home OF Mrs.
George Nash on Main street.
Rev. and Mrs. George Merriam ana
daughters, Miss Helen r. Merriam.
a teacher at the Williams street
school in Springfield, Mass, and
Miss Marion A. Dyer, Colby 70. VINO
have been passing two weeks at
Freeport, where Mr.. Merriam was
formerly pastor of the Baptist
church returned to their home In
town Friday night.
Mrs. Susie Collins and daughter,
Miss Rosie Collins, who are passing
the summer at their farm in Corn
Vile, were shoppers in town, Fri
day.
Mrs. Walter Bachelor and two sons
of Portland are guests of Mrs.
Bachelder's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank P. Pennell.
Rev. George Loring Thurlow, pas.
tor of the Federated church VIII
leave Monday for Fort Mckinney,
where he will be in active service
during the month Of August, being
chaplain of the Citizens Military
Training camp.
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Marble ana
daughter. Miss Harriet Marble,
have returned from Juniper Point
Roothbay. where they have peeh
guests of Miss Mabel J. 1Pooler.
Attorney Royden v. Brown OF
Bingham was a business caiier III
town Thursday.
Horace Fortier and George Fur
bfsh of waterville, who are IN the
employ of the Central Maine POWER
Germany. were business callers IN
town Thursday.
Master Andrew -Wyman. who mas
heen passing several weeks with his
grandmother, Mrs. H. M. Breen OF
Augusta. at her summer home AT
OCEAN Point, has returned. and his
older brother, Dawson Wyman, Is
now a guest of Mrs. Breen at the
Point. q,
F. J. c. Little of Augusta was In
town on professional business Thurs-
day.
Miss Mae Weeks. who has been a
y,,est of Gladys Chase at the nome
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. b.
chase. has returned to Patachogue,
Long Island, n. Y. being accom-
nanied as far as Portland by MISS
Chase. ,. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Clark OF
Twelve Corners, Madison were snop-
pers In town Thursday. :,
The cottage house being builded
IN Sprine street by Emile Streed Tor
a home is prbgressinf1 finely under
the supervision of Omar Perkins.
A. Percival Wyman OF Waterviiie
was in town Friday being one OF the
bearers at the funeral service OF
Mrs. Annie s. Nolin.
Mrs. Della Stetson, operator AT the
North Arson exchange of the SOM
erset Farmers Cooperative tele-
phone company. is having a vacation
and her daughter, Mrs. Ethel Chad
field Of Fairfield is substituting.
Mrs. Perley Bean of Caratunk and
Mrs. Walter Bean of Norridgewock
were in town Thursday on their
way to Fairfield to visit Mr.. Perley
Bean, who is patient at the State
sanitorium.
Henry Hall and friend, Mr.. Bone
of Methuen, Mass, who have been
guest of relatives and friends in
Somerset county have taken a de-
lishtful trip into the Moosehead
Lake region.
George Lake of Solo nwas before
Trial Justice Thomas G. Lord NFri-
day morning charged with intoxi-
cation at South Scion on Thursday
afternoon. He paid a fine and cost
amounting to S13.47.