Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-23

electrics between Brockton and NJ.
tasket. used to pass mis- vacations bar.
with his grandparents.
Miss Lila Belle Norton OF Chin.
spent last week with her aunt M
Geo. Lilly.
Mrs. G. A. Colburn, w. s. Know,o,
and his nephew, Chas. ". Knowles Al,
OF Augusta have been recent callers n
the neighborhood.
CHURCH HILL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Cunningham
| have gone to Pemaquid Point for a
weeks outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Win Hallowell are tbo
proud parents of an S-pound boy born
Sunday morning.
John II. Ward passed Sunday with
| friends I'm Sidney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Gilbert were
| the guests Of Mrs. Annie Cunningham
| Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Spaulding are at
| Lakeside for two weeks.
+. b. Stackpole is making tests and
surveying for water plant to furnish
his house and barns.
G. l.. Wentworth is painting his
house.
Fred Cunningham is passing q week
with friends in Windsor.
Miss Alice Caswell shipped pair OF
coon cats to New York parties recent
ly for which she received a good price.
Mrs. Geo. u. Haskell and Miss Eliza
Church called on relatives and friends
here. Saturday
NORTH AUGUSTA.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Alexander OF
Washington. d. G. are visiting Mrs. Al
exanders father S. =. jackson.
Eugene Stevens of West Wareham.
Mass, has purchased the Adnah Mitchell
farm.
Mrs l.. G. league and Mrs. n. NJ.
Grover have returned from a visit with
Mrs. leagues son, Arthur Dutton, of
Rockland. Mass.
Misses Alice and Lena Taylor of Sidney,
were the guests, Sunday, of Mrs. ". K.
Ayers.
Mrs. f. A. Jackson, son and daughter
of Lawrence. Mass, are passing a few
weeks with Mrs. d. F. Hovey.
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Tillson are occu-
pying their cottage a gain after few
months absence.
Miss Lucy HCvcy is passing the week
in Boston and Onset, Mass.
Mrs. Everett Shaw and son, Mrs. Helen
Coleman and son of Augusta, were guests
of Mrs. Eugene Bennett this week.
F: W. Beck has returned from sew
eral weeks outing at Ocean Point.
Mrs. Russell Lowell and daughter of
IIallowell. were guests of Mrs. James
Duncan, this week.
The annual picnic of the Methodist Sun
day school will be held at Silver lake.
THURSDAY; The scenery in the vicinity
and 1t is an ideal spot for midsummer
outing.
Mrs. d. F. Hovey and daughter Lucy
was formerly owned by Miss Hovey's
greatgrandfather. At this home were born
her father and grandfather. Here also
lived her great -great-grandmother. who
house. which is known to have been
built more than 125 years ago. has al
ways been kept in excellent repair and it
Is considered one Of the best planned OF
suburban houses. The timber used in its
construction and repairing. has always
been of the very best quality. When it
lapse of 40 years. many of the old shin
giles were we'll preserved and were for
warded by special request to parties who
wished TO retain them as souvenirs.
The many friends of Perle Sawyer will
be pleased to know that he has good
position at the Journal office. ~ ."
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Became and fam
ny OF Mars Hill, have been the guests
". vi. VI
and Mrs. Beane also entertained, Sun
day, Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Fletcher. Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Hamlen. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Luce. MIR. and Mrs. Archie Serb
ner. VIII Townsend and son and Miss
Anna Button.
CHINA.
a very pretty wedding occurred al the
home OF Mr., and Mrs: John N Hall Ut
ing Geo. +. Thurston Jr. and Grace NJ.
Hall. both of China. The bride was at
tired in white muslin: She was attended
sum. and the groom by the best man.
Perley Thurston. The, bride and groom
are both estimable young people and are
wei known IT. Grange circles. they being
assistant steward and lady assistant
steward. respectively. of Silver Lake
Grange. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. y. NJ. Hekcs OF Albion and Mrs
After the ceremony was performed The
guests were served with refreshments
of ice cream and cake. after
which the bride and groom left amid
Vile. where they took the train for Port
land After passing z time, there they
IF Lewiston. The following persons were
present; -, Mr.. and Mrs; George Thurston,
Woodsum Mr.. and Mrs. J. N Hall MIR.
and Mrs. Raymond Hall and Master Rp-
and Hall. all of China, and Mr.. and Mrs.
r. Hall. Augusta. Among the pres
-iitS were kOfu WutCn, out
ter Gish. salad spoon, silver water set
md money. May they live a long happy
md prospt rous life is the wish of their
many friends.
PITTSTON.
Fred A Hathaway has remodellcd the
rouse on his farm In Pittston into mod
I'm and very tasty structure and chris
ened it Long View cottage 1t is situat.
d on a high point of land commanding
fine view of the surrounding country
1t the opening there were present four
generations of the family-Mr Hathaway.
lis father and mother, his son Raw and
wife Of Rcckland, and a two-years-oid
VASsALBoRo.
POPE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Center
aseball team played the Erskine Acadc-
ny team. Saturday, at South China and
ron the game by score of Is to O.
Adna Reynolds was a business caller il
his place. Tuesday.
Miss Christine Minot of West Falmouth
5 the guest of Miss Edith Pinkham
Mrs. Sylvia Small and son. Harold of
,ast Nassalboro. accompanied by her sis
er, Mrs. Lucy White. u former residon,
I the town. were callers in this place
fonday.
Mrs. Kate Pope. who has been the guest
hos