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

/ Miss Rachel H. Conant was In Au.
gusta for the day Wednesday to visit
| Mr. and Mrs. f. H. Mason. who for
merly resided in Waterville and in
whose home Miss Conant resided q
part of the time while she w9s stu
dent at Colby.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen e. Dyer re.
turned Tuesday night from Berlin
N. H., where they motored. taking
their daughter, Miss Ruby F. Dyer, to
! that city, where on Tuesday she re-
| sumed her duties as member Of the
| high school faculty.
Mrs. Arthur Merrill and sons of
| Cornville were in town on business
| Tuesday.
Mrs Annie Decker Of Boston has
been guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Coburn
| c. Berry of East Front street
Herman J. Porter, who is en-
! ployed by the New York Telephone
| Of his father, Willis e. Porter of
Water street.
| Mrs. &. Gauvin Of somerville,
Mass, arrived in town Tuesday
| night and will be a guest of her sis
! ter, Mrs. Amanda Poulin and niece,
Mrs. Cora Cayouette.
| Attorney James H. Thorpe of Mad
! ison was in town Tuesday represent
| ing the respondent in the case of
| State VS.. Leon Perkins of Madison.
Mrs Frank Smith of Lakewood has
| been in Arson assisting in caring for
her daughter-in-law. Mrs. Parker
Smith.
Henry Dunnack, State librarian Of
| Augusta was in town Tuesday. being
the speaker at the Rotary luncheon.
Mrs. B. j. Robinson. who has been
a guest of her granddaughter, Miss
| Hilda Varney in Arlington, Mass,
| arrived in town Tuesday night and
went to her home in Cornville.
| L. c. Williams. postmaster at
Athens was in town Tuesday on
| business.
| Damon Berce was in Lewiston
| Wednesday, driving Lord Frisco in
| the $50 trot for Maine owned and
| taxed horses. The owner of the
horse is L. X. Morse of Maiden
| Mass.
| Judge Alden of Boston was in town
Tuesday, being the afternoon lecturer
at Chautauqua and went to Water
| willie. where this circuit closes.
| Mrs. Arthur Merrill, son Raymond
| of Cornville and their guest, Mrs. b.
L. Taylor of F'armingdale, have re-
turned from Ripogenus Dam and
Frost Pond. where they camped.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Liberty Jones and Mrs
| William Taylor have returned to Var
mouth, after being guests of Mrs
; Jones uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs
/ Coburn C. Berry.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Hesden Tozisr and
, his mother, Mrs. Clara Tozfcr. and
daughters, Anna and Elizabeth, have
returned from 400-mile auto trir
| through the White Mountains. They
visited Mrs. Clara Tozier's brothers
| and their wives. Mr.. and Mrs. f. r.
f., Boyd Munce in Berlin and saw the
, beauties Of Franconia Notch.
Miss Ida Thompson and her broth
er, Herbert Thompson of Cornville
were business callers in Augusta
Wednesday.
All members of the Skowhegar
Grange interested in the Wigwam
Eating place al the Fair conducted
by the Skowhegan Tribe No. 20s
Patriot Sophus Baeedry" and the
Boys and Girls Banquet. are re-
| quested to meet at Grange hall Fri
day evening. this week at $50 &c
, hear what the different committees
have to say and assist in every way
! possible
! The first meeting since vacation OF
Bloomfield Temple Pythian Sisters
will be held at Castle Hall, Friday
evening. September 10.
This Thursday at the home of At
torney and Mrs. Harold J. Phillips
On West Front street. will occur the
September meeting of the kennebec
Past Martens Association, of Min
! erva Chapter. No. "A, o. E. S.. oil
! Madison. Mrs.sPhillips, who former
ly resided in Madison, is the presi-
dent.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Fl. Pepper
and their daughter, Miss Eunict
Pepper and their guest, Dr. Peppers
| niece, Miss Eunice Padelford Of
Seattle, Washington, who have beer
| guests of Miss Louise H. Coburn and
! Mrs. George Otis Smith. returned
| Wednesday to the Pepper home tr
| Concord, Mass.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Burke and
children, Pearl, Edwin and Eugene
who have been guests Of Mrs
| Burke's parents. Mr.. and Mrs
| Harry Chase of York street. have
| returned to their home in Topsfield
Mass.