Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-09-10

DR.. and Mrs. William Mitchell Of
Marion, Mass. and Mrs. Mitchell's
father and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Shop
ard H. Swain. whom they are visit
ing at their home on Bush street.
and Miss jeanette Hill enjoyed an
auto trip to Rangeley Lakes. We'd
nesday
Frank V. Dugas, Oldest son of Mr.
and Mrs. John Dusas OF Pine street.
and Roland Priest, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Priest of West Front
street, will leave today enroute for
Flint, Mich, where they have en-
ployment. ra
Miss Lois Patten returned We'd
nesday to Providence, r. L. where
she will resume her studies at Brown
! University where she is a member of
the class of 81. after being a guest of
her father, Roland T. Patten. bus!-
ness manager of the Independent
Reporter, and Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
f. McNeelie of Madison avenue.
Herbert Hall of Cornville was in
town on business, Thursday.
Allen Smith, older son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Smith, formerly of
Skowhegan, who since the death o.
his parents, with his brother Rob-
ert have made their home with :
and Mrs. Linwood S. Eastman in
Clinton, has entered Good WILL
where he will attend school and
make his home. They are grand
children of Mrs. Margaret Lamb ,rt
of Skowhegan.
Harold Priest Is employed at
Smith and Caseys grocery store.
Miss Ruth Essery of Brookline.
Mass. after visit with Miss Ella f.
Robinson at the home of her mother,
Mrs. Emma Robinson. Bloomfield
street, returned Wednesday to Kents
Hill, where she is passing some time
with friends while she is receiving
medical treatment in Augusta.
The following have been drawn
from Cornville to serve on the trav-
erse jury at the September term Of
Somerset county supreme court to
convene in Skowhegan Tuesday,
September 81, G. n. Smith; to serve
on the grand jury at the September.
January and April terms Arthur l..
Williams.
Miss Ella r. Robinson. who has
passed much of the summer with
her mother. Mrs. Emma Robinson
left Thursday morning for Kents
Hill, where she visited over night
with Miss Ruth Essery and Friday
will go to Boston, where she will Wis
it with friends until Sept 20, when
she will go to Albany, N. Y. where
she is to teach in girls private
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold JOY have re-
turned to Portland after visiting
with Mrs. joys father. Roscoe Dun
bar
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter ThornhilI re-
Gently had a successful fishing trip
to Bean Pond.
Fayette Ames has returned I'd
Farmingdale after being a guest of
his nephew and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert l.. Ames.
Mrs. Bert D. Dunlop, president of
the Country club, is i'll at her home
on the River road.
Wendall Davis, the son of Robert
Davis, is confined to the home en-
the River road by Illness.
Mrs Elsie Howell and children.
Charles, Margaret, and Alice, and
Mrs. eottie Buechel, who have been
guests of Mrs. Willis Frederick, of
Norridgewock, were in town Thurs
day on their return to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. V. Lander and
family, who have passed the summer
at their cottage on the east shore of
Lake Wesserunsett. will return the
last of this week to their home in
Newton, Mass.
One of the pleasing and interest
ing features at the annual fair of
Somerset Central Agricultural Socie-
Ity is the exhibits made by Oranges
in the county. These exhibits have
fine position in the center front of