Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-09-01

denis brother. DR.. Herbert Rodden,
! home. after a visit In Skowhegan.
Margaret Black, daughter of Mrs.
Edith Black Of town, has been adj
mitted to Somerset Hospital for
| treatment. sss. -
| P. j. Goaney of Schenectady. N
Y, J. f. Dowd, Lawrence. Mass, and
James Hallowell, Metheun, Mass.
| who are touring in Maine, stopped
! the first Of the week at Poulin's Inn
Margaret Hodgdon of town. who
has been a surgical patient at
Somerset Hospital. has been dis
charged.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Hancock and
! John C. Hancock Of Greenbury,
| indiana, who are touring in Maine,
were guests. Sunday night at Poul-
| in Inn.
Mrs. Kate G. Holbrook has re-
| turned from Lake Wesserrunsett'
where she has been a guest of Mr..
ana Mrs. Henry L. Mitchell of Me-
chanic street.
]. E. Vaughan and wife and A. =.
| Vaughan of Whitman, Mass, who
are touring In this section, were
guests the first Of the week al
| Poulin Inn. :.
Ernestine Bertrand. who has been
a guest OF her grandparents, Mr.. ana
| Mrs. Fred Carpenter, left TUESDAY
| moning for Portland. where she was
met by relatives and taken to her
homo in Quincy, Mass.
| Edward Barry, formerly OF SHOW
bepan now of South Boston, VINO
has been O guest Of his sister ana
husband. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Churchill In Bangor, was in town on
1 his return Monday and called on .
81. s. '26 class mates and FRIENDS.
Carroll Briggs, who four weeA;
ago suffered the fracture OF several
| toes while in one of the local res
| taurants, when a gallon glass water
bottle was dropped, striking his TOOL
| and who since has been staying VIII
his brother, Morrill, Briggs, and SIS
| ter, Mrs. Dennis Leo, left 4uesoay
| morning to join his line crew o. the
Maine Telephone and Ielegrapn
| COMPANY at Liyermore Falls. where
the crew wiz be for rev DAYS
after which they will go to Rum
| ford.
their return from Poland Spring to
| Boston, were guests Monday evening
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Mitchell
Mrs. Rich is employed in the Bos-
ton office Of the Maine Spinning
| Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Boyd. who
have passed the month of August
at e. C. Buffers cottage at Lake
wood. left Tuesday on their return
to West Birmingham. Hiass. Mr..
Boyd is one of group Of youths
! who have passed several summer
! vacations with Mr.. Butler.
Abner Currier. who has passed
some time at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Will L. Hill on Parkman Hill,
returned Monday night to the home
! of his son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Currier.
Mrs. Emma Valentine of Windsor
and Mrs. Lizzie Witham, who have
occupied the Ethel c. Ward cottage
! at Lakewood for the summer: left
Tuesday. Mrs. Valentine returned
home and Mrs. Witham. who now
! resides in California. went to Mad
| ison, where she formerly lived.
| Attorney Ernest c. Butler and his
! guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Boyd
and Mrs. John Boyd OF West Birm-
ingharn, Mass. enjoyed a motor trip
to Rangeley the first OF the week
r.. Josef F. Siebold arrived in town
| Monday night and Is to stage the
historical pageant to be produced the
/ last two evenings of the fair at Fair
view Park.
DR.. and Mrs. K. w. Smith. Mr..
and Mrs, r. S. Dyer and daughter,
! Alice. of Freeport and Mr.. and Mrs.
E. w. Williams OF Portland were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Myron +.
Smith. being on their way to Que
I, bee.
Sam COPELAND OF Schenectady. n.
Y, is a business caller in town for
few days.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Myron f. Smith and
daughter, Norma, left Tuesday for
Greenville by machine taking Mrs.
Smiths sister. Mrs. G. C. Brownell.
and children, Frances and John. of
Cochrane, Ontario, Canada. who
have been guests at the Smith home,
to Greenville, where they are pass
! ing the summer. Misses PHYLLIS.
Ruth and Gertrude Brownell of
Cochrane have also been recent
/ guests of their uncle and aunt Mr.,
and Mrs. Myron f. Smith.
Miss Fife Ireland the advance
worker for Redpath Chautauqua. is
stopping at the home of MIR. and
Mrs. E. L. Savage.
Dr. Kleber W. Smith Of Freeport
was in town Monday. calling at the
homes of his brothers. Hon. c. II.
and NJ. E. Smith, Water street.
Robert Simpson, older son of Mr..
and Mrs. E. w. Simpson. has re-
turned from Old Orchard, where he
has been employed.
| Among the many imfSrtant i'm
| provements which have been made
this season at Fairpiew Park is the
painting of all the buildings.
| Miss Hortence Chagnon of Fair
field, is guest of her grandmother
| Mrs. Amanda Pouf1n and cousins,
the Misses Cayouette.
| Miss Alice r. Parker, who has