Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-09-15
Sk0WHEcAN LOCAL NEWS
Somerset County Headquarters iSs4 @SoSH


A party of 40 local people motored
to Kingfield Sunday and had dinner
at the Herbert.
Miss Lucille Roderick has complet-
ed her duties at Henderson camps
yer's candy store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stevens of
Smithfield were business callers in
town Monday. -
Mrs. Henry Haines OF Madison
was business caller in town Mon
day.
Deputy Sheriffs Harry Merrill,
Madison and Ernest Cook Of Athens
were at Republican headquarters
Monday night.
Mrs. Herbert S. Hopkins of Water
vile, formerly Of Skowhegan, was In
town Monday to assist in counting
votes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Roderick and
child and Mr.. and Mrs. Lewien Foss
of Madison. have returned from
Hancock. $780,.
Mrs. Roland Lindsay, who has
been a guest at the homes Of Mr..
and Mrs. James Nutting, Norridge-
wock avenue. and Mr.. and Mrs. p.
G. White of Hilton Hill. left Tuesday
morning on her return to Beverly,
Mass.
Miss Helen Halves left Tuesday
morning for. Auburndale. Mass,
where she is to enter Lasel Semi
nary, where she will take the musi-
cal and secretarial course. Miss
Halves is a graduate of s. H. S. and
! has studied one year at the New
En- gland Conservatory of Music in
Boston. This last year she has been
employed at Sawyer's. where her
place is being taken by Miss Cecilia
I Roderick.
Clayton Smith of Madison was in
town Tuesday on way to Aver, Mass,
, on business.
Miss Catherine Bernier, who has
been employed in the dental office of
Dr.. Raymond A. Derbyshire, left on
Tuesday morning for Providence, r.
l.. where she is to enter st. Joseph's
/ hospital to train for a nurse. Her
place in Derbyshire's Office is to be
taken by her sister, Miss Alma Ber-
nier.
Mrs. Elsie stilphen of Sanford
came Monday night to visit her
4, brother and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. G..
Ernest Avore, and. sister and hus-
! band, Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Gled
| hill.
Mrs. Sadie F. Churchill and son.
Merville, of Providence, r. T., have
| arrived in town by machine and are
guests of Mrs. Churchill's sister and
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H.
Dane, North avenue. They will visit
| in Madison, where they formerly re-
sided, and other sections of Somer-
set county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will G. Reed and
son, Richard. of Sanford arrived in
town by machine Tuesday night and
are guests of Mr.. Reeds father.
! Charles w. Reed and sister and hus-
band, Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde H. Black
we'll. They will go from here to
Quebec.
| Mrs. Myrtelle Clement and son,
Donald, of Belgrade Lakes, where
Mrs. Clement is manager Of Lake
view Manor, were in town Monday
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis A. Cas-
| well.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Farnham of
| Avon are in town attending the fair.
Mrs. George Foster and daughter.
| Mrs. Elizabeth Williams of North
Cornville, were in town attending
| boys and girls contest and their
! day at the fair. $3.50
Mrs. Charles Chapman and son,
Harold, of Augusta are in town for
| the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Hirst of East
| Rochester, n. H, who are guests of
Mrs. Hirst's mother, Mrs. Susie Col
Inns. and sister. Miss Rosie Collins,
| of North Cornville. We're in town on
! Tuesday.
Francis and Lloyd Harville. who
have been in New York City, guests
! of their grandmother, Mrs. Nora
| Brown, returned Tuesday noon and
went to their home in North Corn
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