Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-25
Sk0WHEcAN LOCAL news
Somerset County Headquarters FARMERS Ssa PnesE

Mr.. and Mrs. Keith Thompson
who have been guests of Mrs.
,Thompson's mother, Mrs. Eta s..
Thompson of Water street, and sis
,ters, Mrs. F. NJ. Dyer and Mrs. Fred
y. Poulin, left Thursday morning on
their return to Cornwall on Hudson,
New York.
: Mrs. Pauline B. Green, chief op-
orator Of this district for Maine Tel
ephone & Telegraph company, was
in Readfield on official business
Thursday.
Marston Blunt, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Wallace Blunt Of Elm street,
Fwent to Portland, Thursday morn
nng with his mother. and Saturday
Twill go to Pine Island, Belgrade
flake, where he will pass several
tweeks at the Boys Camp.
/ Mrs. Sadie Bates, a member of the
board of directors, who has been
passing few days at the State Re-
Eformatory for Women, departed
pThursday morning for her home in
SANDY Point.
/ DIR. and Mrs. L. P. Geoffrion and
children, Bertha, Romeo and Albert.
twill 60 to Boston, Saturday. This
pleasure trip. The young people who
Fseveral lessons while in the city and
1.-The Geoffrion orchestra, made up of
Ethe three children and directed by
Mrs. Geoffrion, who is also the &C.
Ecompanist, expect to be broadcasted
from a Boylston street station.
Mrs. John Murtha and children
land Mrs. Annie York of Jackman
fare guests Of Mrs. Murtha's parents,
tMr. and Mrs. Jonathan Laurison of
fthe River road.
\ Mrs. J. Wallace Blunt accpmpan-
He'd by her son, Marston Blunt, went
Eto Portland, Thursday for a short
fstay.
Mrs. Gertrude Stevens Leavitt, a
ttrustee of the State Reforma tory
flor Women has been at the institu-
stion since Monday and returned
"wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Leavitt
Twas accompanied by her daughter
hn-law, Mrs. Ralph Leavitt and lit
tle daughter, Alice.
! Harry Turner Of Canaan Is q
tsurgical patient at Somerset hospit-
sal
DR.. Herbert H. Redden who has
returned from Poland Spring, where
The attended the state meetings OF
1.-THE Maine Dental Association, was
fan over night guest Of his brother
land wife, DIR. and Mrs. Arthur T.
tRodden and returned Thursday
'morning to Madison.
J Virgil Dow, who has been a surg
zeal patient at Somerset hospital has
been discharged.
Many Skowhegan friends of Mrs
Pearl M. Swain and son, Robert OF
Portland, will be interested to know
that they are at the home of Mrs
SWANS mother, Mrs. Elzada McIn-
tire in Scion for about two weeks
after which they will travel for 8
time, visiting New York City, At
lantic City, N. j., and Philadelphia
Pa. Mrs Swain was graduated from
Skowhegan High school in the elias:
of 1895 and is a graduate from the
University and has taken severa
post graduate courses. She is
member of the faculty of Portland
High school and Robert Is a studen
at Portland High. The remainder o.
the summer they will pass at Mrs
SWANS summer home in Southport
Mrs. Edgar Murphy and daughter
Miss Altana, who have been guest:
Of relatives and friends in town, re-
turned yesterday to their home II
Haverhill, Mass.
Rev. George L. Thurlow motoret
to Good Will, Thursday morning fol
Rev. A. V. Bliss of Portland fhC
passed the night at Good VIII farm
and who attended the annual meet
ing of the Somerset Congregations
Association held at Norridgewock
Thursday, In the capacity of State
Secretary of the Congregations
State Conference. Mr.. Bliss was ar
over night guest Thursday at the
Federated parsonage in Skowhegan
Rev and Mrs. Thurlow being host
and hostess.
Mrs Verne Blaisdell of Norridge-
wock is a surgical patient at SOM
erset hospital
Miss Gertrude Anderson, mis-
sionary to Burma, who is in the
States on a visit with her parents
DR.. and Mrs. Anderson in Newton
Center, Mass. ard with relatives and
friends, is expected to arrive In
town Tuesday and will visit with
her sister and husband, Rev. and
Mrs. George l.. Thurlow of Leavitt
street. Miss Anderson will come to
Skowhegan in early October when
she will speak at the Federated
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Withee OF
Norridgewock will entertain mem
bers of Canton Somerset and SOM
erset Fortress No. for the July
meeting to be held on the first
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