Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-05
CHINA.

Mrs. Ella Young and Mrs. Lillian
Clark of Corinna are at E,ben Bailey's.
Alton Hussey of East Vassalboro
spent Sunday at Will Fletcher's.
Vance II. Nelson of Boston is visiting
his aunt Mrs. Ada Ward.
Miss George Farnsworth of Madison
is spending several weeks with her
brother Everett Farnsworth. She
brought with her a friend, Miss Agnes
Emery Of Madison
Picn,cS have been very popular the
past week. The G. \. r. and Relief
Corps on Tuesday at Pine Point where a
delicious fish choWder was served. The
Yacht Club at Randalrs grove on
Friday where 50 or more DartOok of a
basket dinner and afterward vited
South China. Four naphtha launches
towing several row boats carried the
party.
Mrs. Lillian Clark of Augusta ar
rived at her sisters. Mrs. Willette
Cooley, on Saturday eve.
Miss Iva Harrington of South China
is visiting at DR.. Nelson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Marks. Mr..
ana Mrs. G. II. Marks and Miss Edith
Marks Of Boston who have been guests
at Oak Crest for August, returned to
their home last Wednesday.
Mrs. Emma Aver is visiting her
father and mother Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Mitchell.
On Tuesday evening party of young
people went to Waterville to hear "The
College Widow" and on Saturday
evening another party rode over to
attend 1.-THE Old Homestead"
Guests at the "Sta1key House" the
past week have been Sheriff Ham of
Augusta and Deputy Sheriff Pnkham
of Windsor. Mr.. q. G. Cottle of Charles
town. Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. F.. j. Morey,
Charles Morey. Miss Elizabeth Mercy,
w. f. Mayo and daughter Margaret of
Rockland.
Mrs. Bray and Miss Mary Bray and
Mrs. Charles Johnson of Watervile
were calling on friends in town last
week.
Mrs. NJ Lizzie Towle Of Winslow was
recent visitor in town
ALBION.
- ittl 80 liilitbtT dlltilllcl TIE
picnic Wednesday.
Mrs. Parmenter and daughters re-
turned from Lakeside Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Carr returned to
Newton, Mass, Wednesday. Marion
Hussey will go with them as far as
Boston and enter school.
Mrs. Tarben. who has been visiting
hnr CT Ct or. Tnh VII hnc.
turned to F'itchburg, Mass.
Rev Frank Stratton of Melrose.
Mass. passed a day in town on his
way to the Rowland NJ. T.. campmeet-
ing.
Mrs. S. r. Stratton and Mrs. +. II.
Blake entertained their Sunday school
classes Thursday afternoon at Mrs.
Flakes home. Games We're played.
croGuet. ball. etc. and graphOphone
selections given. Ice cream and cake
We're served and very pleasant time
spent.
The ball game at Wiscasset between
the Albions and Wiscassets was won
by the Albions at Wiscasset, Friday,
s to {.
John Wentworth spent few days at
home last week.
Mrs. Alton Wentworth and daughter
IIilda, have returned from Ocean Point.
Miss Clough of Watervile is working
with Mrs. Alma Chalmers.
The Ladies' Benevolent Society meets
Wednesday at grange hall.
Sophia Tozier Of Unity is visiting at
r. j. knights.
Mrs. Parker of Brunswick who has
been visiting in town has returned
home.
Mrs. Elias Fowler broke her leg
Thursday in two places. The same
day little Florice Remission met with
similar accident.
Mrs. Everett Crommett went to Wis
casset Saturday with her daughter,
Mrs. Coffin. for a visit.
Mrs. Mayberry is visiting relatives
in Augusta.
w. S. Mayberry attended the Lake
side campmeeting Saturday and Sum
day.
Lon White has gone to Tnorndike
for a short stay. from that place he
will go to Massachusetts to visit his
children.
BELGRADE.
Belgrade Grange No. 292 enjoyed its
annual field day upon the shore of
Messalonskce last Wednesday. About
100 were present and after the picnic din
ner the afternoon was devoted to games
and sports.
Joseph Sayer we'll known and re-
spected resident of this town, died Aug
2f aged 20 years. His death was very
sudden. He is survived by wife. The
remains were taken to Wells for burial
The funeral services were conducted by
Rev Mr. Wight of Ha,loweil.
The annual Lakeside campmeeting
closed Sunday. There was n much larger
attendance than on the opening Sunday
and the meetings were very successful.
An excursion vas run from SkowheSan
and Watervli!e.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hariirg and two
sons Of Arlington. Mass. who have been
spending several weeks With Mrs Harl-
ing'S parents. Mr.. and Mrs Geo. "A.
Faruham. returned home M"nGay.
The schools in town will op"n Monday,
Sept. 10 The High school will again be
in charge Of Mr.. Ificks who taught it so
successfully last year.
Miss blanche S. Minot, who has been
spending the summer ut her home here,
returned this week to her school in Bel
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