Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-09
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Miss Angie Starbird Of Lewiston and
Miss Mutt of Portland have bought the
BloomingbOro cottage. rms cottage
was the first erected on the shore or
Cochnewagan lake, by the Blooming
boro Club of Monmouth. Miss Mutt
was formerly of Lewiston. has been
In Settlement work in Boston ana is
now working i'm Portland.
The Methodist church Auxiliary of
East Monmouth will have a sale OF
useful fancy articles the afternoon OF
Aug Q and an entertainment in the
evening. The following talent Will
take part: NJ bennett, reader; Herbert
Teal. soloist: Miss Fay Stetson of
Lynn. soloist: Miss Mellin. violinist;
Miss Hattie +. Clifford. accompanist.
The annual reunion of Monmouth
Academy alumni will be held Wednes-
day, Aug Is. The ladies of Cumston
Library Association will give an en-
tertainment in the evening of that day
In the Opera hall.
Abel Frost of California is visiting
relatives at East Monmouth.
Miss Myra Norris OF Boston Is pass
ing her vacation at her old home at
East Monmouth.
Mr.. Twining of New Jersey has join
ed his family at ]. +. Moody's.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ingraham of
Portland are guests of Miss 5. r. Col
by.
While Mrs A. S. Trott was backing
her stove the backing exploded. sit
ting fire to her clothing and burning
her severely.
George Caswell of the Lynn district
Is very i'll.
About 20 members of O. ii. Norris
Relief Corps went to Lake Auburn
Tuesday for an outing and enjoyed
shore dinner.
CHELSEA.
A Republican Caucus was held at the
Flown House" Saturday. Aug. 4th at .
O'Clock T. NJ. with n very good number
Of the voters in attendance. Patrick
Hayes presided and J. r. Blanchard
was chosen secretary. r. {. Meader
was nominated for Representative to
the next Legislature unanimously.
new district committee was chosen
consisting of ]. f. Blanchard of
Chelsea and Hon. Oramandal Smith of
LII
for Representative, has been a life long
resident of our town. He received his
education In our schools. then taking
full course at the Business College in
Augusta from which he graduated.
He has since n young mau bsen
deeply interested in the welfare of the
town, and has filed many positions OF
trust. He has been for several years
x.,l. nd ph a
man of the same for the last few years.
and has always worked for the best in
t.rest of the town. He is in every way
worthy of the honor bestowed upon
him and will serve his constituents in
the next Legislature in manner
which will reflect credit upon himself
and them.
A very handsome Bible was recently
presented to the church here by Mr.
and Mrs y. NJ. Hemenway. The gift
was n most acceptable one and duly
appreciated by the pastor and MEM
bers.
O. f. Farnham. Mrs. L. A. Mckay
and Mrs Minnie Sibley of Augusta
were callers in town last Sunday.
George Morgan and daughter. Miss
Mr.. Morgan's parents in town.
C. F. Page visited friends in West
Gardiner last week.
George Chester of Dorchester. Mass.
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. \. Nj.
Hemenway one day last week
II. r. Hayes. Miss Jennie Theobald
of Randolph. Miss Hattie Farnham
and Lee Lewis of Augusta We're guests
at Patrick Hayes Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilfred Dorr and
daughter Of Randolph spent Sunday
with Mr. DORIS mother, Mrs. Eliza
Dorr.
Miss Rena Merrill of West Gardiner
spent sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. G
Page.
Remember the Windsor Fair dates
Sept. 25th. Goth. and 9th.
Mrs. c. III. Watson and Miss Bernice
,,..pt To Clinton TO visit friends last
Monday.
Ernest Lunt of Augusta spent Sum
day with his grandmother Mrs. Eliza
George Boardway and tamhy Oh
Randolph were callers in town SUNDAY
Mrs. Martha Hilton of North Arson
hoe baen visiting her mother. Mrs'
viola blanchard for two weeks.
Mrs. Clara Foye of MASSACHUSETTS