Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-02
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payed, Wednesday evening. in Gums
ton han for the benefit Of the academy.
The ladies' of the Congregational
church will serve a dinner, Thursday
| noon. in their vestry.
Mr. ana Mrs. Greene and daughter
| who have occupied one of the cottages
at the lake shore all summer have re-
turned to their Portland home. Many
friends will hope to welcome them back
to Monmouth another spring.
Boynton Chapter. o. f. s. will hold
meeting, next Thursday evening
The Masonic installation last week
was we'll attended and very plcasan.
evening enjoyed.
The outside of the store occupied by
! c. l.. Thompson is receiving a much
needed coat of paint. The store is nov
entirely renovated inside and out AMI
is a very good one: well arranged for
| the large business done there.
| Rev. Mr.. Luce Of Augusta, who has
passed the past four month in town, has
returned to that city much improved in
health. He will soon go to Massachu-
! sets to escape the fall and early VIM
ter Of Maine and probably continue
South later in the season. Mr.. Luce
was born in this place and has many
friends here who are gratified at the
| Improvement in his health of late and
bespeak for him a complete return to
sound health as well as success in his
ventures wherever he may make his
home
Mrs. BENZ Neal is reported more
| comfortable.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Pinkham enter
tanned friends over Sunday.
The Halloween Sociable participated
in by Academy students and their
friends was an event OF much fun and
many surprising features were intro
| duced in the way of entertainment.
The Senior class did the honors and
are to be congratulated for the success
I of their efforts.
EAST vAssALBoRo.
David Gates has been seriously i'll
the past week. but is slowly recovering
| and 1t is hoped will be out again be-
fore long if no complications appear
J. w. Butterfield left for his home
| in Washington, d. Q, after a few
! weeks visit at his old home.
Frank Lewis is critically i'll with
heart disease and much anxiety is felt
by his family and friends.
Miss Florence Priest passed Wedn"s-
day with Miss Edith at Colby college.
returning Thursday.
Albert Wheeler of Massachusetts,.
passed Sunday with his mother at
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. BOWS.
Miss Alice Lancaster Of Bowdolnham,
has been a guest Of Miss Jennie Priest
the past week.
Mrs Alice Randall. teacher of the viii
lage school, attended the teachers con-
venticn at Bangor. Thursday and Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Small were In
Augusta, Tuesday. calling on friends.
Dr.. Herbert Milliken Of Waterville.
was H. the village. Wednesday evening,
in consultation with DR.. Chas. Mabry.
Mrs. Ellis Church and daughter Of
Augusta, have been passing few days
with Mrs. James Gates.
Barker and Clarke Gates caught
mink. Friday. The fur was fine and the
young gentlemen well pleased with
their success trapping.
Mrs Phebe A. Pinkham has returned
from visiting friends in New York.
Tuesday evening, Winslow Grange
visited VassalbOro CIR tnge. About a
hundred came by special train. The
officers chairs were filled by visiting
members and the program which was
of unusual merit was given by the Wis
;torc and Thoroughly cniOyed by all.
The supper was furnished by Vassal-
boro Grange. At a late hour the guests
returned having passed a delightful
evening.
Carlton Jones of Salem, Mass, IL WIS.,
iting relatives in town.
The work of blasting and excavating
for the water pipes is being pushed
rapidly forward. The work at the lake
is well underway. Two more engines
have been added to the working force
the past week and crews are Kept
working day and night. Some. serious
accidents have happened to several
workmen, but new ones are arriving
daily to supply the vacancies.
The social dance given, Friday even-
ing. was enjoyed by those who at
tended.
WALDO.