Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-17
KENNEBEC.
BELGRADE e.

|
Hanson of Mt. Vernon were calling on
| friends in town last week.
Miss Jennie Tillson visited Miss
Mary Banks Saturday and Sunday.
The Belgrade Teachers Association
| held its first meeting at O'Clock Sat
| urday afternoon at the High school.
Papers We're read and discussed by
Prof. Hicks, Miss Whittier, Miss Pen
ney, Mary Banks. and Miss Bartlett.
Next meeting will be held Saturday,
| June at z. NJ.
Miss Eva Penney has returned to
her work in Augusta after passing a
week at her home in town.
| Miss Ida, Tillson visited Miss Alder
ia Hewitt Saturday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Trask visited at
w. +. Farnham's Sunday.
Ralph Bickford visited friends in the
south part of the town Sunday.
There was no meeting of Belgrade
Grange Saturday night on account of
| the rain. There will be work in the
Third and Fourth degrees next Satur-
day and a harvest supper
Agnes. the young daughter of S. NJ.
Bickford, who has been ill of bronchi-
tbs, is improving.
Mildred, the 11-year- old daughter of
w. Z. Farnham, who was operated on
/ for appendicitis, is able to sit up in
| bed.
SIDNEY.
| Miss Beatrice Towle, the 7-year-Old
| daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
| TOwle of Sidney, entertained a party
| of her young friends Monday after
| noon in honor of her birthday. Each
guest brought a present, and the at
| ternoon was happily passed with
games and other amusements. Re
freshments of ice cream and cake and
candy We're served.
| w. w. Carter returned Thursday
from Boston.
Arson L. Tlman has gone to Bel
grade Lakes for the sumemr.
Miss Kate Manter of Augusta spent
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Manter.
Ernest Day Of Oakland is working
| for NJ. L. Goodhue.
Sherman Smith of Waterville passed
|
son.
w. NJ. Butterfeld and F. NJ Garland
| of Manchester, N. H., are passing a
| few days at the formers cottage.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Merton Swift Mr.. and
| Mrs. Eugene Smith and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Baker of Augusta We're the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Swift
| saturday and Sunday.
The welding reception Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Swift was held at their home at
Hillside" Saturday evening, May r.
About 100 friends and relatives re-
sponded to the invitations to celebrate
the happy occasion bringing with
them many beautiful presents as me-
mentOs of the event. Both are we'll
known in this community and all join
in wishing them many years Of .happi-
ness. Refreshments of ice-cream
cake and fruit punch We're served. So
los wcr given by Miss Florence Swift
and Miss Iva Swift Among the pres
entS were: Mr.. and Mrs. w. F., Swift.
onc-half dozen fruit knives; Mr.. and
Mrs John l.. Gray, Seals HarbOr, Me-
pepper and salt shakers; Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Bailey and family, nut set; Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis Swift, meat fork; Mr..
Horace Farnham. silver sugar SHE'LL
Miss Sadie Baker. butter knife; Mr.. and
Mrs. F. 4. Haskell. vases: Mr.. and Mrs
f. A. Tilson and family, sugar bowl
and cream pitcher; Mr.. ana Mrs c. w.
Manter, card tray: Miss Amelia Cowan,
bon bon dish; Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton
Goodhue. vase: Mr.. Leslie Robinson
glass utierdish; Wesley Smith, glass
berry set: Mr.. and Mrs. John Hether-
ington. cracker jar and cut glass water
set; Mrs. Lucy Goodhue one-half doZ-
en- tumblcrs; Mr.. Ernest Wyman, sugar
bowl: Miss Bessie Wyman. cream
pitcher; Mr.. and Mrs Albert Baker
bon bon dish. and cake plate: Lillian.
Eugene and Ella Cowan, cups and sau-
GERS; Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Swift.
punch bowl; Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Saw
telle. pickle dish; Cleon Bartlett. hand
kerchiefs; Mr.. and Mrs. Whitcomb,
fancy plates; Beatrice and Helen
Shaw, glass cake plate; Leroy Farr,
fruit dish: Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Swift,
commode set; Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Swift,
quilt; Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Houghton.
pair towels: Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Shaw,
pair towels; Miss Lizzie Houghton.
towel: thas. Wheeler, pair towels: Mr.
and Mrs. l.. II. Wyman, pair towels,
Arthur, Elmer and Bertha Bartlett.
bed spread; Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Smith, brown plush rocker: Mr. and
Mrs. John NJ. McGraw. rocking chair.
WAYNE.
Harry Brown of Manitoba is the
guest of Geo. Lord and family
Erwin Tribou and friend from Au-
gusta passed Saturday and Sunday
with friends in Wayne.
Mrs. Kimball is on the sick list.
Lindall Lincoln is at home from Will
ton where he has been attending
school.
Some of the finest strings of bass
ever taken from these lakes have been
| caught lately by T. c. Thompson, some
of the fish weighing over pounds.
| One string of four fish taken recently
weighed II pounds.
Mr. and Mrs Richardson are at their
summer home for 4 few weeks.
Mrs. Moulton who has been visiting
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