Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-02

went to CornVllle to visit his daugh-
ter, Eva Kelley, at the home of Mrs.
Gladys Kelley. ..
Leroy Sanford, who was a dele
gate to the annual meetings of the
New England Milk Producers As
from the local organization accom-
panied by Mrs. Sanford, returned
Saturday night.
Miss Ruth Viles, student at
Colby College, passed the week end
in town with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. c.. Viles.
Mrs. Adell Lemere, who has been
in town visiting Mrs. Louis Bushy,
left on the night train Saturday on
her return to her home in Cleveland,
Ohio.
Blair Maclean, who is employed
by the Maine Central Railroad COM
pany passed the week end in town
with his family.
Bonnie Witham, who has been
experimenting the construction of a
bridge at North Leeds passed Sun
day in town with his family at their
home on Bridge street. Mr.. Witham
is soon to go to Avon to be en-
ployed on bridge work.
Mrs. Julia Brown. who has been in
town on business returned Saturday
night to her home in Athens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer E. Harris,
who has passed a week in Boston
attending the meetings of the New
England Milk Producers Associa-
ton returned home Saturday night.
+. L. Milton, who has been ia
town on business returned to
Waterville, Saturday night.
Miss Mildred Moody, kindergarten
CIV nj fnt Ial.
ems, supervisor of drawing in the
town schools returned Saturday
from Bangor where they had at
tended the Teachers Convention.
| Harold Bradley, formerly a resi-
dent of Skowhegan, who now resides
in Somerville, Mass, who has been
here on business has been guest at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Leon L.
Witham on West Front street. Mrs.
Bradley (nee Eta Swett) is singing
in church in Winchester. Mass, and
! Was unable to come to Maine at this
time with her husband.
! Mrs. John Robinson, who has
passed some time in Massachusetts
| and Connecticut visiting relatives
/ and friends, returned home SATURDAY.
night.
DR.. George Otis Smith, Director of
| the United States Geological Survey,
who has passed a brief time at the
| smith SkoWhegan home and been in
| Portland with his sister-in- law, Miss
Louise II. Coburn, because of her ILL
ness, left Portland for Washington.
/ D. c., Monday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Carpenter
went to Fairfield, Saturday, on the
late train where they were given a
/ party in honor of their recent mar
riage.
Mrs. Clifton H. Butler (nee, Hazel
| Delano) formerly of town, who has
| been a guest of Mrs j. c. Foyer, re-
turned Sunday by machine to her
home in East Weymouth. Mass.
Mrs. Walter Cowett was in Fair
held, Saturday, on business.
Or. George Merriam, pastor of the
| Bethany Baptist church, left Sunday
| evening for Portland, where he will
| attend a two day conference which
| is to be held in the First Baptist
church in that city and was a mem
! Der of a committee which met on
Monday morning at o'clock.
Rev. John Collind. who has been
/ a guest of his wife and little son in
! Oakland, returned Saturday night to
| Methodist church.
Mrs Gladys Kelley and Miss Eva
| Kelley of Cornville, were business
callers in town, Saturday
Miss Edrie M. Bradbury, who has
| been a guest of her parents, Post
master and Mrs. A. H. Bradbury in
| Newport, returned to Skowheean
sunday night and Monday resumed
her duties directing the Commercial
work at Skowhegan High School,
| Mary Stuart Thompson of Cleye-
land, Ohio. is guest at the home OF
Col; and Mrs. Roy L. Marston.
FRANK Grigg Of Mercer and
Charles Lowell of West SomervilJe,
! Mass, were in town Saturday and
Sunday being called here by the
| death OF their wife and daughter. Mrs.
BBe es, Grigg at the Kennebec
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Goodwin. and
children William, Miriam and Junior
! nave returned to their home in
| Northeast Harbor, where Mr.. Good
| win IS instructor in Manual training.
| Inc children visited here with Mr..
GfIooowlns parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
harvey 3. Goodwin Of Madison
a att' while Mr.. and Mrs. Goodwin
| attend the Teachers Convention In
Bangor, and the Manual Tra in;ng
| Banquet where Mr.. Goodwin as r,;ce
president of the Manual Training
master. as TOAST
Misses Florence and Angie Nc.
NaLshy and their cousin, Catherine
McCartny, who are ennIoved ~,
SKoWhegan passed the week,end Of
the nome of the Misses Florence ana
| AAngle's mother Mrs. Margaret NJ
earthly, in Scion. VIC
MISS Bertha Lipman, who has haen
g guest OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
n,ha Llpman, returned to Boston
where she is employed.
Ben Daigle returned IN p.r xysu
Dor, Monday, after visitino na ar
nome or his brother and Wife Mr.
and John Daigle. viz MI
Mliured Fox returned IA r,olbv
Goilege, Monday after PASSING S,,,
n ny Win her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
-, Miss Helen c. Hight, who nassed
me weekend with her narar+s W.
ana Mrs: Clarence b. Hight re+,,rr AZ,
cd TO Colby College, Monday
,,, mrs. Ella II. Russell of Athens &c q
suss. OF ner nephew and wife M
Mr. nr9 9 Clarence B. Hight.
stata p Sulia towards, nurse at the
70 Ier.' ti.e.loiinatory for Women. went
Mrs 1v;,1. Tor few days vacation.
f7ald mr.. 5h i<oiiey went to Fair
NJ NJ, Monday, to visit her parents
Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Ware PARENTS
MT. anc Mrs. Ethan Robinson. If
- Me- passed Sunday in town guests
=, Mr. Robinson's sister, Mrs. Linden
T. lancaster of Water street
MISS Mildred Lancaster, 9 G
20. who passed the week end in town
WIN her mother, Mrs. linden q
lancaster, Water street returned
Monday morning to Auburn, where