Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-26
uITCHEIELD PLAINS.

George Martin AMI Reginald Martin
and family visited at y. NJ. Fogg's. Sun
and family visited 1T D. N. Fogg's
for Squirrel Island Cor I, two weeks
vacation.
Miss Eliza Young AMI brother. Hollis,
visited at their ;tunts. Mrs. A. r. Buck
Inns last week, returning 10 their home
i'll Thomaston, Saturday.
Rev aud Mrs. Will Coleman of Dow
or. visited Mrs. James A. Chase, last
week
The Ladies Circle met, Friday, with
Mrs. A. +. Berry at her cottage on
Pleasant pond. Mrs. Berry is an ideal
hostess and the day will long be re-
membered by those present. Picnic
dinner was served after which all those
who cared to, were given a ride in the
launch by Mrs. Berry.
Miss Pearle Packard visited Miss
Eliza Young 1T her auui's. Mrs. a. r.
Backlins. Thursday night The Misses
kenIrick were her guests, Friday.
Flora Rogers and Mrs. 3. NJ. Walker
returned home, Saturday, from Port
land, where they visited the past week.
Miss Edith Small arrived home. from
Orr's Island. Wednesday. where she
has been visiting Mrs. Lewis Wilson.
Mrs. Oramandal Smith went to Au-
burn, Thursday. to see her sister. Mrs.
T. G. Briery, who is still very i'll but
better than she was last week.
Geo. M. Rogers and a. p. Bucklin are
laying hard wood floors and doing other
work at Litchfield Academy.
Walter Varney visited his mother,
Mrs. D. NJ. Fogg. Sunday.
Mrs. Alice Fogg was at Mrs. J. A.
Chases, Thursday.
VIII Maxwell has hauled two loads
of lumber this week for the academy
from Gardiner.
The threshers are busy in these parts,
nowadays.
James A. Chase bought q horse ot
Charles Powers this week.
Rufus Adams Of Bath aud his sister
Mrs. Andrews, are the guests oil MI al
ans brother. NJ. w Adams.
Miss Edith NJ. Small who has been visit
| ing at Orr's Island. has returned home
Miss Flora +. Rogers entertained heI
| SUNDAY school class, Wednesday after
noon. Dainty refreshments were served
Mrs g. f. Grant of Maiden. Mass. who
| has been visiting her brother. Hon. >
| Smith left here for Monmouth. Thursday
morning.
WEEKS MILLS.
Mrs Aaron Davis has gone to Bid
| deford to visit her daughter. Mrs
George Cook.
| Mrs. G. j. Lincoln Of Augusta, is Wis
ting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jane
| Moshcr of this place.
Mrs. May MiIler is the guest of rel
| atilcS in Freedom. this week.
| The Busy Bee Sewing Society wa
| entertained. this week, by Mrs. Isaial
| WiGgins. The next meeting will b.
with Mrs Lindlcy Morrill,
! Mr.. Moves gave dance ut the cor,
| factory, Thursday evening Pomroy'
! orchestra and caterer from Water
| Vile, helped to make it Il most enjoy
| able occasion.
Miss Annie Barton Of Windsor. ha
been engaged to teach this fall, on tn
Plains.
Miss Edna Hammond Of Wiscassct. |
visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
William Hammond on Deer Hill
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Grey of Win
throp. were the guests Of Mrs. Jenni
Bcal, last week.
! NORTH VASSAIBoRC.
4 Guy Hall of South China. aud Mis-.
Edith Maud FaTwcll, daughter of Mr.
Il and Mrs. James f. Farwell of River
side were united in marriage by Rev
NJ. f. Clarke. at the parsonage of til,
Methodist church, in Nassalboro, las
evening. The groom is the principal o
the Erskin Academy, in South China
and the bride a well-known school tea
| cher in Vassalboro. After a short wed
ding tour the happy couple will resid
| in South China.
NORTH AUGUSTA.
The members of the Methodist Sunda
school and friends enjoyed their annua
picnic at Silver lake, on Thursday. TIL
day was pleasantly passed with game
and some were so loosely contested tina
it furnished much pleasure for the or
lockers. Dinner was served at noon. Mr.
George Stevens was present and furnishe
the beans and brown bread withou
which the dinner would have been incon