Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-03

Mrs. l.. s. Butler welcomed to their
pleasant home on OIdleys Plains.
about one hundred and fifteen guests,
who came from far and near in re.
Spouse to the general invitation OK
tended to all their friends. The host
and hostess proved themselves to be
adopts in the way of socially entertain
ing so large company. The evening
was very pleasantly spent in dancing
and other forms of social amusement.
Refreshments of delicious ice cream
and cake were served ard were duly
appreciated The music furnished by
Messrs. Chesley and Nickcis son was SO
inspiring that the guests were loath to
leave, even at Il late hour and were
unanimous in proclaiming il a most de-
lightful evening and Mr.. and Mrs.
Butler royal entertainers.
Miss Annie Gorden. who has been
making % ten days visit to Gorden
Bros. at Livermore Falls and Mrs. w.
l.. Gorden who has been visiting her
their home this week.
NORTH PlTTSTON.
II. T. Green of Waterville spent Sunday
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II
Green.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Watson of Chelse;,
were visitors in town. Sunday.
Miss Belle Clark who has been spend
ing a week with Miss Carrie Jewett. vent
to Bowdoinham, Tuesday. where she will
nurse typhoid patient.
Fred Jones and family. who have been
living through the winter and spring In
the house of Mrs Elma Green. returned
this week to their farm on the Hill.
Little Miss Gladys Merrill is visiting
relatives in West Gardiner.
Miss Nellie Grant. with large number
of Augusta friends. will go to MARIANA
cook. Satui day. to remain over the
Fourth.
Several members of the Grange attend
ed East kennebec Pomona at Windsor,
Tuesday.
children attended the picnic given by the
Sunday school and Grange at Chelsea
Thursday and report fine time.
Miss Edith Gray. who has been spending
the winter with her sister In Newport. re-
turned to her home in East Chelsea,
Thursday.
Charles Gray has moved his family from
Hallowell to his fathers. William Gray's,
at East Chelsea.
Mrs. Lcttie Taylor and child Of Ran
dolph are visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Taylor.
Miss Helen Meader of Gardiner is the
guest of her aunt. Mrs. David Lawrence.
The school at East Chelsea. No s. Miss
Inza Clark. teacher. closed a successful
term. Friday. June q. Whole number in
attendance average ten. Scholars not alb
sent. tardy or dismissed Amanda Pearl.
Viola Clark and Mary McGugin. Absent
one-half day. Lizzie McGuSin. Two little
ones. Doris and Enroll Thompson. aged
respectively five and seven years, with
over n mile to go, were absent but four
and one-half days. and not q tardy mark
against them. A good record.
NORTH WAYNE.
Miss Patch of the Maine Experiment
Station Orono was the guest. this week,
of Mr.. and Mrs L. s. Maxim. Miss Patch
was in search of a particular insect which
is doing injury to the strawberry plant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Abbott. who spent
a week with Mr. Abbotts parents, Mr..
and Mrs E. NJ s. Abbott. have returned
to their home in North Fairfield. Mr..
Abbott was suffering from an injured
ankle caused by the falling of Il heavy
| timber. He was obliged TO use clutches.
| but before leaving was able to bear some
weight on the foot.
| Miss Mabel Blake of Oakland is the
guest of Miss Maud Foss.
READFlELO DEPOT.
Mrs Albert Bean is stopping at the
| home of Mrs. II. II. earle.
Fred Lyon. North Augusta, is in the en-
ploy of e. l.. Townsend. who Is making
repairs on his barn.
| James Dunton. who has been the guest
of his aunt Mis-. n. w. kensill Portland
for n few days. returned home. Thursday
| Fred Guptiil. Rumford Falls, is visitin,.
his father, Geo Guptil.