Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-08-23
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MRS. Aura Story and little daughter.
"eoha. of Pittsfield, are visiting her
p'ieiits' Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Haines.
READFlELD.
wb ma hua1, Ralph Putnam of Winthrop,
" ne fo,. broke his arm by falling from a tree
6i i5" weeks ago. while visiting i'm Read
neIu, is improving and has had the splints
sling. 'he ann III
"A AT the last meeting of the Christian
rn;;nHueaIor Society of North Manchester
MISS Hclen Frost was chosen delegate to
% me ., convention to be held in Dover, Aug.
~, 81 and Sept l.
The Hewitt family reunion was held in
III windsor. Aug. Is. at the home of Mr.
ana Mrs Orville Malcolm with about "a
IN attendance. The day was cool and
r,1onlortable especially for those coming
be deeper interest and a stronger feel
ing to keep up these reunions with each
Passing year All the surrounding towns
ranging from seven weeks old (Charies
Wesley Nixon to 81 (Mrs. H. H. HEWITT
one of the enjoyable features of these
gatherings is the feast of good things
served on the lawn under the trees about
nOontime. and to which ample justice is
always done. The program for the after
noon was as follows: Singing, Home
Sweet Home by the company with Au-
d IL,
harrington. THE Whistling Regiment"
singing. Aubine Pierce. I'll Be There
Mary Dear" recitation, Alice Hewitt;
singing. Ina and Arolyn Hewitt; instru-
Emma Nixon, No. Boys, l Can Not
Drink. Tonight" recitation. Alberta Hcw-
c. Hewitt; singing, God Be with You III,
We Meet Again After the program,
officers for the ensuing year were elected
as follows: President. Ernest Hewitt of
nrpSi6pnt
Albion; secretary and treasurer, Mrs. Sa-
die Hewitt Thomas of Readfield program
committee. 7. c. Hewitt of Belgrade. Mrs.
Carrie Hewitt Bartlette of Somerville,
Mrs. Lottie Hewitt Pierce of Windsor.
Miss Emma Nixon of China. All went to
their homes feeling as Mr.. Emery Hewitt
of Somerville. expressed it. ut is the best
day of all the year" Remarks were made
Hewitt. Martin Hewitt. 1t was voted to
hold the next reunion the third Thurs
day of August. 1907. at the same place.
A very interesting letter was read from
David Hewitt Of Anoka. MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Edward Putnam OF
Winthrop. We're visiting relatives in Read
field. last Sunday.
The North Manchester Sunday school
will hold it's annual picnic, Aug. %, at
Island Park.
WINDSOR.
Mrs II. D. Cooper and two children are
visiting relatives in Boston
Mrs. Rhoda Perkins and daughter. An
gle of Augusta, were visiting relatives
in town. last week.
Miss Nellie Gamers has gone to Palmer.
Mass. where she has a position In the
hospital.
Miss Jennie Perkins. a nurse at the City
hospital Augusta, visited her parents,
Thursday.
Miss Jennie Merrill Of Augusta, was the
|
Arthur Reed who has been passing a |
10 DAYS vacation with his parents, has re-
turned to Palmer, Mass |
B. d. Moody and family are visiting rel |
atives at South Hope.
Mrs Lizzie Collins OF Augusta, is Wis |
iting her sister, Mrs. ]. A. Reed.
Miss Mary Godding of Portland, Is
passing her vacation with her sister, Mrs
Clara Jewell.
RIVERSIDE.
Mrs A. w. Bailey and daughter. SiDyle
of Boston, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. +.
Bailey.
Mrs. Clarence Robbins and son, Earle
Of Livermore Falls, are visiting relatives
here.
Mrs A. b. Robinson and Mrs. Wills
waits OF Windsor were the guests OF
Mrs N H. Fossett Thursday.
Mrs Charles Low of Cross Hill, dined
with Mrs. FOssett. Saturday.
Harry Halves has gone to Pemaquid
lIarbor for a week
Horace r. Sturgis gave whist party,
Sat urdav evening at his 'Broa dacres'
arm. which was a very enjoyable AFFAIR
Six tables lined up for the contest which
resulted in victory for Colorado aila
Denver Col. won the lady's trophy. ana
Allan Sturges of Melrose. Mass, won
that for the gentlemen. After whist, ice
cream and cake were served, ana ,o 1ne ,o
Music and reading Miss Maude Andrews
of Augusta. the talented reader, gave
several selections. Mr.. Sturgis ls very 4
genial host and Miss Emma Springer,
Who is staying at "Broadacres" for a
few days, is charming as hostess making
each one feel perfectly at nome, so II Is
to say that all present hao
splendid time
Harry Gardner Is home on short vaca-
LAKEsHoRE.
Charles Ellis Of somervile Mass, ar
rived at his fathers Laforest Ellis, Sat
lrday "
Mrs. Esther woodcock, who has been
with her daughter, Mrs. Morse: In An
son, the past summer, spent rev DAYS
at Lakeshore with her daugnter, Mrs.
Bangs. on returning to her home in Bos-
ION. Friday.
Miss Nina SawtelIe returned home from
Sunday. T.
Mrs. d. Il. Sawteiie received word. re- !,
emily. that her brother. Shepherd Wood
.ock of Somerville, Is dangerously ILL., q
Mr. and Mrs Selden Sawtelle Of Lowell,
Mass. are the guests Of her brother, De- ,
merritt Sawtelle.
Mrs Sadie Walton Of Fayette is with :
Ter aunt, Mrs Julia Abbott
Mrs Sophia Bird and Mrs. Ardelle Stiles
II New Bedford. Mass. who are visiting {
heir brother, ARENAS Butterfield, In Bel