Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-10-26

Mrs. Florence Terrell, who has been
in Pressure Isle for several weeks
was in Richmond this past week
Robert Dodge of Lewiston passed
the day Sunday in town.
Miss Ruth Dodge, now of Lewis
ton. will return to Richmond, Friday,
where she will sing at the recital Of
the piano pupils of Miss Effie White,
to be given at Enterprise Grange
hall at eight O'Clock. October 90
Miss Lillian Johnson Mrs. Vanessa
Beedle and Miss Margaret Grover
were visitors in Brunswick, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holhs Easier left
Thursday for a visit in Massachu-
sets and Rhode Island.
Mrs S. NJ. Preble, Mrs. Ida Hosmer
and Mrs. Lena Harlow visited Mrs.
Preble's sister. Mrs. Harvey Goodwin
in Skowhegan. Friday.
The duck shooting camps Of George
Gibbs had as guests this week,
James Guiles, Jr.. Cain Guiles, Doug
las Guiles, Weed Groves of Boston, c.
f. Dole, Mel Smith, d. g. Fox. z. F.
Savage of Haverhill, Mass. a. D.
Blake and c. K. Green of Waterville.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Larlis and
family of PresQue Isle are visiting
friends in town.
Mrs Elizabeth Small has very
kindly presented to the State School
for Girls at Hallowell. collection of
stuffed birds including an owl and a
crane, formerly the property of her
husband the late DR.. X. ". Small.
Gilbert Maxwell, who has been
visiting his daughter: Mrs. Lawrence
Bond for week, returned to North
Adams, Mass: Thursday He will
leave for California where be will
pass the winter.
There was work IN the NJ. E. NJ.
degree at the convocation of Emeth
Chapter No. SO, T. & A. NJ, Thursday
evening.
A telephone. has been installed at
the residence of Mrs. Ella Gray.
Chestnut street. No 61-12.
Homer Alexander was d business
visitor in Augusta. Saturday
Mr. and Mrs William Hartford of
Lewiston, have bought of Mrs Char
lotte Waters her residence on South
Pleasant street
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Pray and Mrs.
Edward Curtis motored to Lewiston.
Sunday and visited Mrs. Prays aunt
Mrs. Elizabeth Thomas
Miss Margaret Kearns left Sunday
for New York city where she expects
to be located this winter
Mrs. James SENECA baugb was a
visitor in Augusta. Saturday.
Mrs. F. A. Shepard of Bath. visited
her daughter, Mrs. Melvin Leavitt,
Friday
George B. Kimhal1 returned to Port
lad, Monday morning He will open
the Monument Square Bowling al
leys the last of the week. when the
10 alleys being built for him will be
completed.
Leon Shepard has gone to Augusta
where he has accepted a position in
the State Highway Department at
the State House
Miss Marion Blair was the guest of
Miss Frances Preble at Colby college
over Sunday night.
AIRS. William Miller and Mrs. VIII
liam Thurlow, who have been visit
ing for the week in Beverly, Mass.
returned home Saturday by automo-
bile with Mrs Ethel Rankins. who has
been visiting in Connecticut during
that time.
Earl Mari was in Gardiner. Fri
day.
Leslie Roberts was a business
visitor in Portland. Saturday.
Cecil Richards, who is ENJOYING a
two weeks vacation from the office
of the NJ. c. r. r., left Saturday for
Madison.
John Riley. who has been visiting
his mother. Mrs. Louise Riley for
three weeks, returned to New York
City
Mrs. Georgia Wakefield visited her
daughter Mrs. Roscoe Given in Au-
gusta, Sunday