Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-16

l soldiers f1OtIIc Ih A~o"PcAs 'ASsSSu 3.
| Nancy Glazier last week.
| Miss Rena Diplock Of Augusta was
the guest of Mrs. H. l.. johnson last
week.
| Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Sawtelle of Oak
land. Mrs. Loren Robinson and Miss
| Addie Sawtelle Of Lakeshcre visited at
F. l.. Moores last Thursday.
Miss Bradstreet Of Augusta was tho
guest of Mrs. Ralph Sawtelle recentlv
]. NJ. Cross Of Augusta, agent of the
Kennebec Journal was in town last
| Thursday.
The many friends OF Miss Mary
Brown will be panied to learn of her
great misfortune in falling and break
ing her hip. She is attended by DR.. ri
l.. Johnson. 'of'i1lO :
B. F. Hussey, Arthur Stevens, Geo!
| Robbins and Frank Bourne spent
Thursday fishing at Weber pond III
EassalbOrO. .r
The patrons on Route No. So were
pleased to see the carrier. F. o. Ham
lin making his trip last Wednesday
after a two months Illness.
LAKEsHoRE.
D. s. GOodhue Is very sick with pneu-
mona.
Eugene +. Cowan is confined to the
house by the grip.
Miss Bessie Wyman entertained the
L.akeshore baseball club at her home at
West Sidney, Friday evening. A very
pleasant time is reported.
Blanche Sawtelle was the guest of Mrs
&. A. Branch, Friday.
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few days at the home of their son, c. E.
Tillson.
Rhoda TillSon returned home from Oak
land. Friday. where she has been Caring
for Mrs. E. II. Bailey.
Blanche Sawtelle is at work for Mrs
Sidney Wentworth, Oakland.
Mrs. Annette Morse and little sons are
visiting at the home of her sister Mrs.
A. W. Bangs.
Mrs. Esther Woodcock is visiting at the
home of her daughter Mrs. A. w. Bangs
d. II. GOodhue is threatened with pneu-
mOnia.
NORTH PITTSToN.
Saturday was day which will long be
| remembered by the little folks OF our vi
cinity. as on that day by invita- ton of
Miss Ruthie Jones a company assembled
at her home to aid in the celebration of
| the ninth anniversary of her birth. Those
| present were the Misses Georgia T.. Nor
cross and Georgia NJ. Dunton of Joice.
| Ethel A, Pearl NJ. and Viola NJ Clark
and May G. McGugin of East Chelsea
Alice NJ. and Mildred Sparrow and Master
| Willie Sparrow, Clement Jones and Efwyn
Grant of this place. Games suitable to
| their age were INDUCED in and delicious
refreshments of ice cream, cake and can
dies were served, to which the children
| did fun justice. A beautiful birthday
| cake ornamented with candies and light
| ed candles, the gift OF Miss Ruthless sis
| ter, Mrs. COrydOn Jones of Gardiner
| placed in the center of the table attract
| cd much attention. and generous slices
were distributed among the little ones to
| take nome as mementoeS of the occasion
To say that the children thoroughly en-
jOyed the afternoon is stating it mildly
| Miss Ruthie was the recipient of several
pretty and useful presents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fossctt of Smith
town. were visitors at c. h. Green's,
| Sunday.
Miss May Marson of East Pittston, was
a caller in this place, Sunday
| Miss Eva Searles has gone to Chelsea
| Tor a few days visit with friends.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Rupert Merrill of West
| Gardner, were callers at Fred Jones,
| Sunday.
| Masters Ralph and Perley Sweetland OF
| Gardiner. are making an extended visit
| with their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
| I. Grant. .,.-
Augustus Williams injured his foot
Gate badly "lSr ~ slipping and an OK sled
MANCHESTER.
| The socals held with Mr. and Mrs. LII
| Gus Hackett, March s. and with Mr. and
Mrs. Virgil Scribner. March .. were very
| much enjoyed by all who attended on
the evening Of March II. Mr.. and Mrs
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