Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-21
EAST PI'rTSrQN.

An Ice cream social was held I'm
fowies nall, Friday evening. which was
well patroniZed. the weather being IA
Eorabie FOR the sale of ice cream.
Tho Goth Century Club will be enter
| tanned on Thursday afternoon at the
home of Miss N ellie Moody.
Miss Edna Dow of Gardiner spent
sunday with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Dow.
Harry Perham who has been stop
ping at home recently left. Thursday
for Boston.
Mrs. NJ. A. Milliken of Vassalboro Ia
the guest Of Mrs. L. ]. Call.
charles b. Allen, who has been n
| student at Shaws Business College in
augusta. where lie has nearly ccmplct-
Gu the full course, Is at home now for
the summer vacation.
MISS Serecta Moody, who has been
'isitins her sister, Mrs. Caroline Ben
ner' 1or few weeks has returend to
Dresden.
George Dow. who is employed in
bath. n<,s1 ps
on account Of the severe showers,
sunday evening. the Chiiuren's day
concert was postponed one week.
rev. Warren A. Hanscom of Dresden
VIII occupy the pulpit of the Methodist
| churcn. next Sunday morning.
| Rev. L. L. Harris is away this week
attending the ministerial association
meeting of Rockland district which is
being held at Waldoboro. He carries a
unanimous invitation from the East
| fttstoh church to the association to
hoid us next meeting here, in October
| Mrs. Staples and two children of
Portland are at the home of her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph knight, for a
few weeks.
| Mrs. H. B. Hussey of Nobleboro has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. At
wood Kennedy.
| Edward Hanley of Boston has been
here for few days. The carpenters
are busy putting on the finishing
touches of his new summer home.
READFiELD DEPOT.
N. S. Gordon and brother Ralph, are
IN Boston on business.
r. w. Brann is in charge of the sta
ton in the absence Of Mr.. Parsons.
Mildred, the three-year old daughter
Of +. w. Brown crawled under the
rencc to see colt. when the mother
horse threw her down and before she
was rescued stepped on = fieshy por-
ton Of the leg making quite an ugly
wound, though the child was fortunate
In escaping a serious injury.
The estate of Mrs. NJ. J. Townsend
has been purchased by Frank Edwards
Of Auburn who has taken possession.
moving into the house last week. Mrs
Townsend is stopping ut A. w. Brain
ards.
Edward Sedgley and family have
moved into the johnson house which
has been leased by them.
Rev. H. A. King will conduct religi-
Gus services at the chapel, Friday eve
ming, which will be his last before leav-
ing.
The musicale at Harrison Gordon's $.
Saturday evening. was greatly enjoyed
by the guests. Mr.. Gordon is pleas
ing performer on the violin and Geo.
Nickerson an expert on the banjo.
l
and son Of the host and hostess, was
present and spent Sunday with his
parents. leaving for LivermOre Falls,
Monday.
| vASsALBoRO.
Mrs. James b. Cunningham and
daughter, Miss Elva of Victor. COlora-
do, visited Mrs. Cunninghams brother,
r. w. Pitts of this village last week
They have now gone to Augusta II
visit relatives a few days before re-
turning to their home in the West.
jefferson Merrill Of Augusta is visit
ing his daughter. Mrs. George Basford
of this village.
Miss Scott Prescott has gone to
Portland.
Mrs. George Smiley of Cross Hill WA :
here, Sunday.
Mrs Preston Lancaster has returned
from Winslow where she visited her
daughter, Mrs. Henry Glazier Of Wins
low. last week.
Scott Durham of Waterville visited
his home in this place. Wednesday eve
ming.
G. H. Mckay of Bowdoinham visited
here. Saturday afternoon.
Frank Jewett of Pittston recently
visited his cousin. Mrs. r. w. Pitts.
f. A. Loud and Walter Lcavitt oil
| ROxbury Mass, visited X. w. Pits.
Wednesday.
MONMOUTH.
The Childrens day concert at the
Methodist church, Sunday evening, at
tracted large audience.
The Congregational society will hold
their children's day concert. next Sun
day evening.
The extremely warm weather FOR the
past few days is giving crops OF all
| kinds a good start.
A 40 horse powcr cnpinc for the new