Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-28

did health, and il t. all trace;.DIe 10 your
splendid medicine, DIR. Miles Restorative
Nervine MRS. MAUD Il. OPLINGER.
Philadelphia. Pa.
The first bottle will benefit. if not. the
druggist will return your money.
| Cora Gilman's cottage on the shore of
Lake Cochewagon.
| Arrangements are being made for n
grand celebration on the Fourth of July.
| Antiques and HOrribles will parade at
& y. NJ. and prizes will be given both
men and women. At 1890 th,re will he
| bicycle races, potato races. sack anc
| foot races. These races ar" free to all
and prizes will be awarded. There will
| be n BAH game at 80 =. NJ, fireworks
at 100 ut tumstcn Hall. and ntnrtain
| ment at the same place at $50 by the
| Arlington Company of Portland. fol-
| owed by a dance. Dinner and supper
will be served ut Grange Hall.
| The Methodist Sunday school had
picnic in Prescott's grove. Saturday.
REAOFlELD DEPOT.
| Miss Blanche Gordon left, Monday,
for Mt. Holly, N. j.. where she will
visit her sister, Mrs. II. J. Sherman.
| Miss Gordon was accompanied by her
cousin. Ferdinand Henr:. :; student at
the Cony high school. augusta, who
will spend his vacation With his parents
| Mr. and Mrs. r. W. Henry, Hulmes-
| vile, Penn.
| At the reception given by Mr.. ana
| Mrs. Stanly l.. Turner, East Mt. Yer
non. there We're eight guests on We'd
| nesday evening and ole hundred and
| twelve, Thursday evening.
| Mrs. f. A. Leman recently spent a
few days with her mother who resides
in Starks.
| Mrs. Eurilla Willard is visiting her
niece Mrs. Charles Whittier.
| F.. NJ. Hutchinson and sons Eddie and
| Henry Hutchinson, Winchester. Mass,
visited relatives last week, Mr.. Hutch
| insoE returning Wednesday,, the sons
remaining with their aunt. Miss Eliza
beth Hutchinson.
The familiar form Of DR.. North, who
often passed in his automobile on his
way to his cottage in Mt. Vernon, will
be greatly missed.
| Rev. Harry a. King who preached his
| farewell sermon ut the chapel Friday
| evening will leave the fils ST of July for
| England accompanied by Mrs. King
| and VIII visit many places of interest
on the continent. They will return in
the autumn when Mr.. King will take
| charge of a school, near Kansas City,
which ne attended rs a student. some
| years since.
| EAST PITTSTON.
| Monday. at l. o'clock. in the home of
Dr. and Mrs. J. f. Odiorne. a sister of
| the bride, Miss Ida E. Reed and Ira
+. Mosher were united in marriage by
Rev. T.. W. Weber of Marlboro. n. H..
assisted by Rev. l.. L. Harris. Only the
near relatives We're present. Miss Clara
f. Reed, Il sister of the bride, acted as
maid of honor. The ceremony was per-
| formed under a beautiful evergreen
arch after which dainty refreshments
were served. Mr.. and Mrs. Mosher left
at 2 o'clock, upon their wedding trip.
| the final destination of which is to be
Boston. their future home.
Monday. June 26, was the fifth ami
| versary Of the marriage of DIR. and
Mrs. j. r. OdiOrne and besides the
| marriage of Mrs. Odiorne's sister as Il
| celebration of the event. Another most
| interesting ceremony was the christ
ching of their 11-months- old son, Jo-
| seph Milton.
Mr. and Mrs s. w. Odiorne of Bos-
| ton. were the guests of his brother.
the doctor, for a few days recently.
| The postponed Children's Day con-
| cert was given, Sunday evening. before
| a large audience.
Rev. Warren a. Hanscom of Dres-
| ier. occupied the pulpit Sunday morn
| ing. in exchange with Mr.. Harris.
Sunday. July 2, several new members
will be added to the church roll.
II. II. Cary the wholesale butcher Of
| East Fittston, is shipping large guam
/ titles of spring lambs into the market.
| Nv and Mrs. c. r. Moody and wife
Of Chelsea, are frequent visitors at the
| home of his sister, Mrs. Benner.
FAYETTE.
The Mckinley school, which has
been under the instruction of Mrs. An
mabel Hall for the past three terms.
give an entertainment at the school
house, Thursday evening. The program
twas entertaining and well rendered and
was as follows: Recitations. "HOw He
saved st. Michael's," Helen White
more, Edith Bamford and Carey Whit
temore; dialogue, Trials of a School
mistress: recitation. Rachel White
more; recitation, "Don'ts." Jennie
Eamford: song, Celia Pratt: recitation.
Arlie Knox; dialogue, 1.-THE Minister'S
| Wife" At the close of the exercises
cake and ice cream found a ready sale.
The evenings receipts We're $l2.06.
| Sunday, June %, was observed as
Children's day at the Corner
LlTCHFIELD PLAINS.
Interesting services were held at the
Plains church, Sunday. in observing
Children's Sunday. In the evening
| Prof Wynlan gave an illustrated lee
ture descriptive of trip to the Holy
Lands and illustrating events in the
| life OF Christ. A large gathering was
present ut each service.
LAkESHORE.
Pay s. Bacon left for the White Noun
tains. Monday where he will enter hotel
as second cook.