Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-08-22

Or Mrs. Williams, as she is an in
falid.
Mr.. and Mrs c. D. Record returned,
saturday, from a trip to Boston.
Rev. Mr.. Russell of the Universalist
'hufch has gone to New York to WISH
us mother. He will take a vacation
II two weeks The lawn party given
ny this society was very successful
Much credit is due the Misses Smith,
Who had charge of the entertainment
EAST VASSALBORO.
Mrs. Lizzie Romans and Mrs Franh
| iusSey attended the field day exercises
| Stand.
Charles Gates, son of DR. Horace C
| ates Of Los Angeles, Cal, arrived, tues
| ay, to visit relatives.
FRANK Marden and family have return
from an outing at PemaQuid
| Miss Elizabeth Bradley and Miss Lizzie
! atord are spending two weeks at Pema-
luid.
Mrs; Ida Clark has been with her daugh-
| 9r, Mrs. Percy Gates, at Mechanic Falls
| Or two weeks.
George Butterfield and family of Wash
1gton ID. c., Elmer ButterieId and Har-
y Butterfe!d Of Providence. r. l., are
their ola home for vacation.
hIluIuS Gloss or Boston, ana ms son,
rot. Arthur Cross of Michigan UniVer
itY are spending a week at the hotel
Mrs. Evelyn Beaizley of San Francisco
: guest at the home of Mrs. James
Pierce.
Eugene Wing of Fairfield. Bowdoin o6
as the guest of Ernest Il. Priest, over
unday.
Miss Emma Thurston of Boston, is
topping few weeks with friends
Mrs Eta Gates will spend a few weeks
Mechanic Falls with Percy Gates.
Heamsel Whitehousf of Augusta, was
allinG on friends. Sunday.
Mrs. Eleanora Woodman of Winthrop
enter, was calling on friends in town,
ionday Mrs. Woodman is the guest OF
lrs. X. M. Jones of South China.
The youngest daughter of Everard
'rlest died, Tuesday morning. after a
hort illness, Miss Priest was well known
1 town and highly esteemed by all he1
nany friends 4 young lady of high char
ctcr and for many years a regular at
endant at the Baptist church. She was
member of Vassalboro Grange and viii
g greatly missed by all who knew her.
he funeral services were held. Thursday
rom the house, and a large company
altered to Pay loving tribute to the de-
aased friend. Rev. Mr.. Clark spoke
lost touchingly of the loving homc-life
f the sister and offered such consolation
: might be found in the Scriptures. The
oral tributes Were many and beautiful.
ne remains were laid 10 rest IN the fam
" lot at North Nassal boro. The be
eaved father and sister have the sympa-
ny of the community in their sorrow
Walter Jones. who has been spending
is vacation here has returned to Massa-
huSettS.
Prof. George Jones of Oak Grove Semi
airy. was in town. Thursday. looking af-
er the interests of the school
RIVERSIDE.
IT.
;;ell and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r. Colby of
Vaterville, We're visiting Mr. and Mrs |
samuel Wannofsky, last Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Wannofsky and daugh- |
er, Mrs. NJ. 7. Colby of Watervi!Ic. at
anded the reunion of the Sd Maine Regi
1enf, which was held at Winthrop last |
Wednesday.
'non Of the 9Th Maine Battery. which |
vas held at Augusta, last Thursday After |
sumptuous dinner they all took a car
ide to Island Park, where they took sup
'er, after which speeches were made by |
'romincnt members.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fuller of Melville |
we: Dorchester. Mass, Misses Alice and |
arrlG Fuller; Mr. and Mrs. Charles
laude Andrews and Master Robert An |
!rews, all of Augusta, and Miss Ruth |
shepard of Wakefield, Mass. We're the |
,dests. last Friday, of Mr. and Mrs. c. H. |
Kinney.
Mrs Will Swift and daughter Marjorie
f Augusta. were the guests, last week, of |
1rs G. Il. Basford.
Harry Gardner of Boston is home for |
WO weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs F. r. Merrill with their |
Grandchildren, Norma and Merrill Bige, |
ow, of Augusta, are here at the Bigelow |
IouSc for a few weeks.
Mrs Sarah Robinson, of Augusta. is !
isitilS Mrs. Merrill here.
Mr., and Mrs G. r. Reed of Van Buren,. |
we're in the place last Friday.
Miss Mabel Clifford, Nathan Clifford
10Th Of Biddetord, and Miss Winnifred |
zee OF Augusta, were the guests, last |
Tuesday of Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Lee.
Miss Emma Final and Master Ellis
~orth Final of Chicago. are visiting
Misses Hannah and Hester Smell.
J W Dunlap and family are at Boston
.Sland for a few weeks.
Miss Ethel Barrows gave a delightful |
avn party, last Wednesday evening A |
arSe number of her young friends were |
here. The evening passed very pleasant |
with music and games. Refreshments |
were served during the evening.
Last Thursday evening Miss Helen
Trott gave a party, it being her 18th |
birthday: Dainty refreshments were
served. She received several presents
Mrs f. A. Spencer of Everett. Mass, |
and Mr. and Mrs. n II. Fossett passed |
last Saturday.. at tTalS S POlnt.
Misses Julia and Winnifred Small of |
4'hicago are the guests of Miss Emma |
Springer at BroadacrcS.
CHELSEA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles MeIaney of White |
field. spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs |
Il. v Morgan.
Albert Geyer of Hyde Park Mass, is
at home with his parents. having been ill |
with rheumatism for several weeks.
The Misses Smith and Miss Haley, who |
have been stopping at T. j. Trask's for
the past two weeks. returned to their
homes in Massachusetts, Saturday,
Iidra Page of Pawtuckct. r. L. is the |
guest of her aunt, Mrs. J. O. Page
The many friends of Aaron Condit are
sorry to know that he has been Obliged |
to go to the City Hospital, Augusta. for |
treatment They wish him d speedy re- |
Covcry.
Mrs. S. T. Downing Of SomcrviIlc. Mass
arrived last Saturday, and is stopping at |
n. NJ. Hcmcnway'S.
Walter Trask, son of Mr.. and Mrs. T I |
Trask, and Miss Blanche Proctor of South !
Gardiner, were united in marriage at the
latter's home, Saturday evening OnIv
the immediate relatives We're present MI |
TraSk is one of our boys and is empl0ved |
as fireman on the NJ. G. r. r. accorn,noda- |
ton train from South Gardiner to Aup1Ie- |
ia His host of friends in town ioin in |
COnGratI!la tons and best wishes for hin, |