Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-04
If Mrs. Pinkham's Compound will cure
such severe cases as this surely it
must be a great medicine-is there
any sufferer foolish enough not to
give it 4 trial?

Ter; vocal duet Mr.. and Mrs. T. p.
Williams; addresses, Henry Drum
mond. f. d. Jenkins, Mrs. c. f. Cush-
man, Miss Eleanor J. Long.
Dinner over. the guests gave them
selves up fully to the pleasures of the
day Among the younger members
this consisted in games of foot ball and
base ball, played in the open in front
Of the Town hall. Among the older
people it was the recollection of former
days and what had occurred since the
former reunion. The children were
given the free run of the hall, and
everywhere We're seen members of the
younger generation tumbling over the
floor, while those of five generations
before looked on. getting fully as
much enjoyment from watching the
children as the children themselves.
At o'clock, supper was served in
the tent and although some were
obliged to go to their homes or places
Of business. there We're nearly as many
present as at the mid day meal.
There We're during the day five gem
erations present. they being represent
ed as follows: Descendants of Clark
Drummond, 20: Mary Drummond His
Drummond Garland 70; Robert Ruth
erfOrd Drummond, 3; William Edward
Drummond. ~; Manuel Smith Drum
mond, !. There We're no descendants
Of James w. Drummond present.
The success of the affair is largely
due to the committee although every
one assisted to make the affair a sue
cess. The committees were: Enter
tainment, Mrs e. f. Cushman. Mrs.
Ellen Lang ana Mrs. Kate Burlcigh;
On notification. Mrs. Cushman. +. Il.
Drummond, Charles II. Drummond. n.
X. Fuller: hall committee, Charles II.
Drummond, George II. Chamberlain.
Annie o. Burleigh, Miss Ellen Robin
son; invitations committee. +. r.
Drummond, {. II. Drummond. n. X.
Fuller; entertainment committee, y.
*. Fuller. Emily l.. Garland Sarah ID.
Lang. Florence l.. Drummond, John II.
Burleigh.
Those present We're: Josiah II.
Drummond. Portland; Eleanor j.
Long. Easton. Pa: Lillian J. Keith.
Worcester Mass: Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
T. Drummond, Boston; Mary ID.
5'rcrsc Frank d. Freese, Robert r.
Drumrlond Henry S. Drummond,
Bangor: Margaret +. Blackwell, Port
and: Mrs. ]. y. Reynolds, Langdon, J.
7rccsc, Bangor; Paul w. Freese. Ban
yCr: Ncttie G.. BurleiGh Kate H. Bur
leigh, Abbe J. Burleigh, a. Kate Lowe.
Fannie S. Lowe. Vassalboro; Charlotte
c. Drummond. Bangor: Ethel S Good
ale, Clinton: Anna +. Lowe. Helen
Clara II. Burleigh. Thomas G.. Bur-
leigh. Clara NJ. Burleigh, Samuel A.
Burleigh, Nassalboro: DR.. f. c. Hoop
er. Fairfield: Victoria f. Drummond.
Boston, Everett r. Drummond. Mr..
and Mrs. John A. Lang, Sarah ID.
Lang Mrs. Clark w. Drummond, Mrs
S. 3. Jenkins. +. d. Jenkins, c. II.
Jenkins. Mrs. E. r. Wyman. Everett L.
Wyman. ElwOod l.. Wyman. Sidney p.
Wyman. Mr.. and Mrs. a. F. Drum
nond. Louise Drummond Prince A.
Drummond, Catherine $. Drummond,
Iohn H. Burleigh, G. Stanley Reynolds,
Mrs. G.. W. Reynolds. LYDIA Barton,
Waterville: Charles II. DrUmmond.
John q. Drummond. John NJ. Taylor.
Lura G. Taylor, Capt. and Mrs. j. p.
Garland. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Cush-
man, Mrs. Mary Fl. Spring. Henry L.
Garland, Charles c. Hayden. Rev. and
Mrs. II. p. Williams. Thomas w. Will
liams, Phillip Williams, Edith Will
iams, Deborah Williams. Gordon Will
liams, Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Taylor. Miss
Ina S. Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred H.
Cushman. Frank l.. Cushman, Miss
Mary T.. Garland. Mr. and Mrs. E. F.
Blackwell Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Drum
mond. Miss Myra Hayden, G. w.
Spring. George r. Fuller, Norman X.
Fuller. Charles H. Drummond. Horace
S. Howard, Jennie p. Howard. Emily
NJ. Garland, Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Drum
mond, Ruth H. Drummond, Martha
VI. Drummond. f. w. Blackwell. Scott
D. Blackfell Mrs. Ruth n. Robinson,
Charles D. Robinson Mrs. Albert Full
Ter Mrs. Ruth w. Drummond, Wins
low.