Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-07-04

A1iiud u whitman, Mass, are guests
of H. o. Powers |
Mrs. Lila Davis of Augusta is the
guest of Mrs. q. w. Spear.
Miss Ethel Small of Litchfield was
the guest of friends on the Indiana
Road last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Malcolm of
Augusta were visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
{. Z. Bassett. Sunday
Ray Ware returned last week from
Gilbertville. Mass. where he has been
attending school.
An exceedingly pleasant time IS re-
ported by those attending the wedding
reception of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert :.
Spear on Thursday evening. A large
and beautiful collection of presents
was received by the popular bride and
groom.
Very creditable exercises were held
on Friday afternoon. the closing day at
the Longfellow school The following
IS me program: Instrumental
Music Ruth Traitor; THE Four Leaf
Clovers. Helen Ware; IF ever / see"
Charlie Leighton; "Raindrops,"
Primary Glass: How old Nose count
cd eggs" Alice Cole; The rose" Alzo
Trafton; Solo, Hazel Trafton; THE
dreamer" Joseph Ware: THE bird and
the squirrel" Gertrude Swift; Song.
School; How Maude set a hem
Myrtle Spear; ''The kitty" Clarence
| Black; My brother" Selma Gilby;
Exercise. girls Of Primary Glass; 1.-The
| Watermelon" Maurice Babb; 1.-The
Lost birdlings." Lena Springer: con a
rainy day" Ersley Goldsmith;
Hornets" Ruth Trafton: "Reprove
gently" Guy Babcock; Maine" boys
of grammar class THE daisy"
| Claribel Douglass: Kids" Lorimer
Trafton; Vacation" School; MY
school ROOM Rachel Colby: ''Vaca-
ton. Florence Babcock; Song. School.
The following We're not absent during
the term. Irwin McCauslin, Hazel
|Irafton. Claribel Douglass. Maurice
Babb, Charlie Leighton. Chester Will
liams, Ersley Goldsmith, Joseph Ware.
Clarence Black
PiTTsToN.
A little stranger arrived at the home
or Alr. and Mrs. John Rollins last
Wednesday evening. Annie May.
Miss Lillian Fossett went to Bar
| Harbor Tuesday for the summer.
Mrs. Cora Fowles was calling on
| friends here Monday.
Mrs. Henrietta Wilson Of Montclan
New Jersey. visited relatives here a few
| days last week.
| Ed Trask of Chelsea and his two
friends. Pearl Witham and Charlie
Morgan, spent Sunday at Mr.. S. f.
| Troops.
One of the finest vegetable gardens
| in town is to he found under the special
| care of Capt. 10. Marson
Mrs. Mary Cooper visited her sist er
in Hallowell Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asbury Hatch and
daughter Eva of Augusta We're guests
in town Sunday.
WEEKS MILLS.
| The village school closed Friday
June %. after very successful term.
| taught by Mrs. Frank Hail. a teacher
of much experience.
| The BUSY Bee Society will meet with
| Mrs. Wilbur Clifford Thursday, July ).
Miss Addic Sproul, who attends the
State normal school at Gorham. is at
| home on a vacation.
Carl Wiggon of Albion and Mrs Will
bur Lewis and little daughter of Fast
| Vass;:ihoIo We're the guests of MI. aud
Mrs. Isaiah Wiggen. Saturday and
Sunday.
Eddie Weeks spent the Sabbath with
his parents Rev. and Mrs. George
] Weeks.
Miss Belle A. Bowler is at home for
a few weeks.
The Misses Arrolyn and Ina Hewctt
are at work in Augusta.
Miss Mamie Banks is at home on 4
| vacation.
Mrs. j. F. Plummcr has recently
| visited friends in Liberty.
Mr. and Mrs. G. \. Bradstrect and
children, Mrs. George BradStreet and
Miss Gertrude Rowe of Palermo We're
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Choate Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Mason is passing a few
days i'm Newport and Auburn.
| A serious and painful accident
occurred to Charles HalIowell while al
| work in his steam mill Tuesday. June
&c He caught his right hand on the
saw and cut off the first finger below
the second joint and lacerated the Sec
ond ne very badly.
The death of Nathan Peva occurred
at the home Of his ncoheW. Frank
Peva. June &c Mr.. Pcva had been al
invalid for number Of years. He
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