Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-10-14

High street Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock and was conducted by the Rev.
George Merriam. d. d., pastor OF the
Bethany Baptist church. The bearers
were Edward Holt, VIII Moore, Earl
Patten and Calvin Jones. Burial was
made in the family lot in the South
side cemetery.
Dr. Fred o. Sawyer, who since the
fire in the Oxford Hotel, which oc-
Cured three years ago next Janu-
airy. has been occupying rooms in
the Merrill and Merrill building, Is
within a few days to move back to
his former location in the Oxford
Hotel over johnson Drug store.
Allie Prescott is having trouble
with one leg and so that he is I'M
able to work and Is at the home
of his mother, Mrs. Carrie Wyman,
on Bloomfield street.
Mrs. Mervin Ladd of Portland is
in town, a guest of Mrs. Fred Smith.
Mrs. w. +. Kennison of Water
vile came Wednesday noon to visit
her son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
w. Kennison.
Mrs. Eugene Swain. who has been
in Middietown Springs, VT, guest Of
her brother, Perley j. Hill. ana
visiting her niece, Miss Stella Hill,
at Emma Willard school in New
York, returned Wednesday noon.
Mrs. Nellie York and Mrs. Amos
Chapman of Athens were in town
on business Wednesday.
Mrs. Verna Curtis of Athens has
entered the Kennebec Valley hos
pital.
Mrs. Arlie J. Pooler, accompanied
by Mrs. A. c. Foyer, were in Bing-
ham. Wednesday night, to attend the
inspection of the Bingham Eastern
Star Chapter, of which Mrs. Pooler
is a member. Other members of
the Sunset Chapter, Skowhegan, also
attended. Supper was served at $50
o'clock.
people motored to Topsham,
Wednesday, to attend the fair.
Bingham fair Is to be held on Sat-
urday and the usual fair events will
take place.
Frank Dineen and James Dawson,
who have been making a tour of Aroos-
took county and who were guests of
John l.. Fish at the Fysche House,
have returned to Portland
Mrs. David c. Jewett. who has been
Ill for few weeks at her home on
Water street, Is recovering, and her
daughter Mrs. Harry Hilton, who has
been with her, has returned to her
home in Waterville.
DR.. and Mrs. Douglas J. Roberts Of
West Hartford, Conn. who have been
guests of DR.. and Mrs. Maurice E.
Lord of Water street, and John L.
Fish, have gone to Burlington, VT. DR..
Roberts and DR.. Lord were roommates
at Belmont Medical College in Burl-
ington.
Joseph w. Weber and daughter
Catherine and Joseph Santaswasso of
Boston, accompanied by Mrs. Weber,
who has been a guest of her mother
Mrs. Flora Savage of Middle street.
have gone to Poland Spring.
F. c. Kelley of Taftsville, Vt. pro-
prietor of The Old Attic, was in town
Tuesday calling on John l.. Fish at
Fysche House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chute and Harry Hill
ton of Waterville were in town Tues
day evening passing a few hours at
the home of Mrs. Hilton's mother,
Mrs. Louise Jewett, on Water street.
and were accompanied on. their return
home by Mrs. Hilton.
DR.. Edward La Course, who has
been at the Office of DR.. A. B. Borden
for the past three months, coming here
from Rumford, is leaving this morning
enroute for Green Bay. Wis, where he
has accepted position until he has
been admitted to the Wisconsin state
for the practice of optometry, after
which he will open an office.
Mrs. Ethel Moore, district deputy
grand matron of District No. 5, COM
prising nine towns-Skowhega Ca
man. Scion. Hartland, North Arson,
Norridgewock. Madison, Bingham and
Cambridge-was in Bingham Wednes-
day evening to officially inspect the
Bingham Chapter, Order of Eastern
Star. Today she will go to Cambridge
and this evening will inspect the Cam
bridge chapter.
Burial of the infant son of Carl and
Gertrude Collins Salisbury Of North
Beach street will he made today.
Friends of Miss Louise II. Coburn
are sorry TO know that she is Ill at
her home on Pleasant street.
The Woman's Club executive board
held business session with Mrs. Flor
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