Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-04

Dunton's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Knight.
Miss Edna Dow is passing few
days with friends in Farmingdale.
Mr.. and Mrs E. A. HanIey have gone
to Boston. and will not return to their
summer home here until October.
Miss Annie Blodgett of Newark, \.
J., is spending a short vacation at her
home.
Miss Lucy Gowan of Portland is the
guest of Miss Susie Cary.
The Ladies' Aid will be entertained
on Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. d. s.
| Moores.
w. E. Moody of Boston, accompa-
MED by his wife and children is visit
| ing at John Dockendorffs.
| Mrs. Maria Goss of Massachusetts is
| visiting her niece, Mrs. D. S. Moore.
| Mrs Forest Reid and Mrs. William
| Reid of Chicago are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. F. w. Mansir
| The annual picnic of the East Pitts
| ton Sunday school was held on Tues
| day at Nehunkeag.
| Mrs. Lawrence Hawkins of New
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and Mrs. John Blodgett.
| While Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Thomp-
| son were driving a short distance be-
low the village on Saturday afternoon,
the horse became frightened. and
threw both out, injuring them severe
~. They We're taken to the office Of
Dr. j. E. Odiorne. where they were
made as comfortable as possible, and
later carried TO their own home.
Miss Lottie Grant who has been
visiting relatives in this village, has
returned to her home in Somcrville,
| Mass.
| Fred Hanlcy of Boston passed Sat
urday and Sunday here.
| Mrs w. S. Cleaves and Miss Myra
| Hewcy went to Weld Thursday for
| short visit
Rev. d. Z. Phelan. presiding elder of
Rockland District, is passing few
| days with Rev. +. S. Gahan. On Sun
| day Mr.. Phelan attended the CAMP
meeting at Richmond where he
| preached in the morning, and returned
| to hold services in the evening at tie
church at East Pittston. Mr.. Phelan
| will also hold 4 quarterly conference
at the church on Monday evening.
Mrs. W. f. Seekins of Richmond was
| the guest of friends in this village. for
a part of last week.
The supper given by members of
| the Sunday school on Friday evening
| in the church dining room was very
| successful. y large number of chill
| dren, as well as older ones We're pres
| ent. and Il most pleasant evening was
| enjoyed.
Miss Lizzie Hanley of Boston is
passing part of her vacation at her
| former home here
CHINA.
Edward W. Washburn of Dorchester.
| Mass, is passing a few days with his
cousin. W. w. Washburn.
james Brown of Boston is a t Charles
Lincoln's.
Miss Chandler of Waterville is the
guest Of Mrs. Goodwin.
| Misses Laura and Abhie Mclaughlin
of Boston are visiting their niece, Miss
Alice Martin.
| Miss Alice Frost of Waltham, Mass,
| and Miss Florence Frost of Salem
Mass. who have been guests at Oak
| Crest for three weeks, went home on
| Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Hamlen and
family, who have been passing the
| summer at Oscar Hamlcn's, left Fri
| day for Boston.
| Mrs. Florence Hatch ana daughter
| Virginia returned home to Saugus,
Mass, Friday
number Of village people attended
the Tooth anniversary celebration of the
Friends westinghouse at Lakeside,
last Friday, The program was very
enjoyable and appropriate.
Miss Glcnicc Shorey entertained 4
| large party of young friends at her
home on Tuesday evening. Ice cream
| and cake We're served and a good time
| enjoyed by all. Some pretty gifts were
| left with Miss Glcnicc
| Every week day brings one or more
| ricnics, SO they can hardly be spcci-
| fled. Some of the larger and more
public ones have been the BAPTIST Sun
| day school at Abbot's Grove. the G.. A.
Il. at Pine Point, and the Masonic 1T
| RandalrS Grove. About SO ATTENDED
| the last named. After a basket din
| Ter. ice cream, bananas and coffee were
served to all.
The China Village Improvement Club
Will hold its regular monthly meeting
on Monday evening, when plans Will
probably be made for repairs on the
village sidewalks, ana Il call issued for
volunteer work of men and teams on
the same. The interest in purposes or
| the club continues good. one or the
| best results so far is the lighting Oh
| the village main street. Seven street
| lamps have been put up and others are
| to follow.
| w T.. Colley lost a valuable morse
last week. 1t was sick but a few houiS'
READFIELO.
The o. F.. s. of Kennebcc county met
at Island Park, Thursday, Aug. - lor
their annual field day. Ten OF me !"
chanters were represented. At MALT
mast two the association was called to
| order by President Niles. After a
short program the following officers
wera elected for the ensuing year: