Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-07-31
FAYETTE.

FAYEJ TE.
Mrs. Frank Tibbets and Mrs. CLYDE
Wells are expected home from New
York this week, having been away two
weeks
Miss Ethel Smith is somewhat bet
ter. but has had to have her index
finger of her right hand amputated.
Thomas II. Rodgc Of Augusta passed
Sunday with his parents.
viii c. Smiley returned from Oak
land last week.
Will Crane HIS cut the hay on the
SMILEY place. a large amount Of hay
went INTO the barns last week.
EAST PITTSTON.
T." teachers and students OF tho
faSt Iittston summer school accom-
N'l'"d ny few friends Friday enjoyed
m excursion ana picnic on the large
F'"W Harriet Il. Shiblcigh, which was
uitrl up for the day, and was lowed
~ ~" power boat Cecil. leaving the
wharf ~ I a. M. there was a delight
lul S;il down the winding Eastern and
k"nn"hcC rivers until Browns point in
f"Wdoinham was reached, where it
WaS decided to leave the boats and take
dlhH"r in the grove. Judging by the
size AMI number of the boxes carried
ny some ofthc party it is safe to infer
that the summer school has been
great aid to digestion. The weather was
IDEAL during the day and though large
hunlbrr WAS present there was ample
room on the boat for various games
and music las freely enjoyed. II was
Il merry. if tired company. that reached
tn" landing at twilight, and all agreed
With PRINCIPAL w. l.. Powers that it
had been one of the most pleasant
Gays eyer passed in the history or sum-
nIcr T"huulS. a vote of thanks was ex-
tended To the management and also to
Dr. J. Z. Ddinrnc. who planned the ex-
cur*irn ana who by his presence Fri
day lid much to make the affair a COM
Ilct,' success.
Mics Lillian |. Lincoln of the Farm
inci"n Normal School spoke Thursday
morning ana afternoon IL the students
Of III" summer school. Miss LincoIns
talks were especially helpful to teach
"rS in rural schools and she was much
enjoyed ~ those who had the privilege
~ hearing her.
-. {. Sullivan. who has been passing
= few weeks in Massachusetts,. returned
greatly improved in health.
Mr.. ana Mrs. a. j. Carter are the
proud parents "f a baby boy. born
WcCinc Nday.
c. q. Turner of Gardiner was In at
tendance at the summer school part Of
last week.
4 lawn party will be given Wednes-
cay evening at the home of Rev. and
Mrs. T.. $. Gahaw
Mrs. NJ. A. Matloon Of Worcester,
Mass. ana Mrs. Guy Burner Of North
visited at Mrs. l.. J. Calls
Mrs. May Fish came home Saturday
from Portland. where she has been
patient for several weeks at the Maine
;cncral hospital
Mrs. Ida N"sher returned Friday
from I short stay in Augusta.
WAYNE.
Judsnn Maxim, Warren. Mass, il Wis
ting his mother in Wayne.
Prof. Willis Bachelor, New York. O.
Howard and Mr.. Dalton were guests
If Louis Gardiner recently. They pro-
bounced the fishing in Wayne lakes su-
rcrb.
Those on the sick list are nearly all
AlrhcuS St"tson'S children were all
With him over Sunday, three daughters
md ono son.
Word has been received here of the
eath "f Miss Margaret Allen of Angus
~ Miss Allen had passed several
llmm"rS III Wayn, and was much re-
pcctcd by all.
Mrs T"zicr passed few days with
ri"ndG in Winthrop last week.
Mr.. ami Mrs. Castillo and son are
{ tn PocaSsct house.
OR" Royce ana party. who are pass
ny Il short tim" at Bailey cottage,
allied on friends in Wayne Sunday.
NJ. Dodge Of Lewiston is at his
lomc in Wayne.
T.. c. Tribou is away for a few days.
\llcn Stinchficld is in his place on the
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