Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-22
COUNTY NEWS
kENNEBEC.
MARANACOOK.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Barry of Bos-
ton celebrated the first birthday ami
VerSary of their little daughter,
Pauline d. Barry, Monday, July Is, at
their beautiful summer home, Among
the Pines the birthplace of Miss
Pauline, July 10, 1906. The young
people who are at the summer resort
We're pleasantly entertained in the af-
ternoon, and judging by their mirth
and music they were indeed a happy
company. They were served with ice
cream. cake. candy, nuts, etc. The
guests at the evening reception We're
older, and at both gatherings the host
and hostess proved themselves royal
entertainers. Sandwiches, ice cream
and punch We're served and duly APP
preciated by the company. They left
at 4 late hour. deciding that the occa-
sion was really the event of the season.
Among those present were Miss Rosa
lie Durth, aunt of baby Pauline, Mr..
and Mrs. A. NJ. Allen, Mrs. w. S. But
ler Mr.. and Mrs. Fruton, Miss Olive
Bailey. Mrs. Young and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Lincoln Greene, Miss Martha
Bell. Miss Grace Goodwin, Mrs. Rugg
and Mrs. DenneSSey. Many beautiful
presents We're received for Miss
Pauline.
The Craig cottage is now occupied by
eight ladies from New York.
EAST MONMOUTH.
Mrs. Sarah Willard fell recently
and injured her ribs, so it was neces-
sary to call a physician. She is now
thought to be doing well.
Harry Fisher has recently donated %
singing books called Sacrifice of
Praise to the East Monmouth Sun
day-school and had them stenceled in
gilt on the outside EAST Monmouth S.
s." They are highly appreciated and
are giving entire satisfaction.
The Ladies' Auxiliary has decided to
hold their sale Wednesday, August q.
Mrs. J. r. Bartlett of Philadelphia is
spending the summer with her broth
err. Otis Kimball.
Mrs. Mary Chandler is visiting Mrs.
T.. w. Moody and Mrs. Laura Chand-
| Ter of Winthrop.
Mrs Melissa Given of Massachusetts
is visiting at Will Thompson's.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Frost of Auburn
passed Sunday with Mr.. Frost's father,
Wesley Frost.
Miss Fay Stratton of Lynn. Mass,
| is the guest of Miss Mary Norris for a
| few days.
MONMOUTH.
The little son of Rev C. w. Wallace
fell from wagon Tuesday and frac-
| tured his collar bone.
The cottages on the shore Of Lake
Cochnewagon are all occupied with
summer visitors.
| Three interesting children from Lew
| lston settlement are enjoying the fresh
air of Monmouth. Homes have been
secured for Is more for few weeks
outing.
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
church is preparing for an entertain
ment and sale to be given the last
week i'm August.
| The Misses Stetson of Kalamazoo
Mich. arrived Thursday and will pass
the remainder Of July and August with
their aunt, Miss Hattie Clifford. at hel
cottage.
Mrs. Daniel Driscoll ami daughte,
| Henrietta of Portland are the guests
Of Miss Marston.
Miss Lila Neal Of Someryille. Mass.
Is visiting her aunt Mrs F. c. Mount.
| fort.
Miss Mabel Richmond of Augusta is
visiting relatives in town.
Mrs. a. C. Gilman and son Charles
returned Friday to their home in Soutf
Berwick
Miss Lizzie Merrill Of Lewiston is th,
guest of her aunt, Mrs. G. w. Norris
on Norris hill
EAST MT. VERNON.
| Word has been received from Frank
Kendall, who left for New York Il
nave a surgical operation performed
that he was obliged to stop in Boston
where he was advised to undergo tn.
operation.
The stork stopped at the Turne,
home Thursday morning and left q
nice baby boy with Mrs. Stanley
Turner.
Cora Soule Of Boston is visiting he,
friend, Della Porter.
BELGRADE.
A concert will be given at Granpe
l hall Tnpc1ayy