Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-11
WEST GAR DINER.


town the past week.
Mrs Jennie Ladner Of Easton. Me.
and Mrs. Austin Faulknhan and
at Milton Spears.
The birthday club met at Mrs. Glare
Heal2's last week. Cake and sherber-
We're served and all present passed an
enjoyable afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Smith have re-
turned from a visit to Lowell, Mass.
Fred Spear and Charlie Steward of
East Winthrop passed Labor day at
Milton Spears.
Miss Grace Haskell, who has been
passing her vacation with her sister,
Mrs. James T. Collins and other rela-
tives has returned to Everett, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Rodgers and
daughter Hester of Farmirgdale passed
Sunday at Willis Spears.
There was not a large attendance at
Grange hail Monday evening to listen
TO the musical entertainment presented
by the Conant family. The chief OBJ
ject Of the gathering being to start a
singing school. Mr.. Conant devoted
much time in explaining the advan-
tdScS 10 Uo derived from q SlHSHlS
class.
Clare Head and Mrs A. w. De Fra
tus passed subscription papers through
the hall, and a sum sufficient to war
rant the organizing of school was
subscribed. 1t was decided to have the
first gathering Wednesday evening
Sept. 10, provided the Grange will give
the free use of their hail.
Spears Corner.-Robert Getchell OF
Walthalr, Mass, is visiting ut the
home of Charles Fairbanks.
Miss Annette Spear has been visiting
friends in Hallowell for the past we TX.
J. Abbot Spear has had his cellar
bottom cemeEted and will put in a
furnace during the coming week.
Hauling sweet corn to the canning
establishment Is the order of the day.
There was small attendance at the
concert given by the Conant family on
Saturday evening. A good entertain
ment was furnished.
F. 6. Collins made business trip to
day.
PlTTsTON.
Mrs Harvey Booker and daughter
returned from Waterville Saturday
after a weeks visit with relatives.
Mrs. Alton Fossett and son, Neil of
WhitcGeld, We're the guests of Mrs
Mary Fossett over Sunday
Miss Helen Doyle returned to Port
land saturday after a pleasant vaca-
tion passed with her cousin, Miss Sal
lie Frank
Miss Rebecca Rollins was pleasantly
surprised on Saturday by call from
Mr.. and Mrs George Vaughn from
Springfield, Mass. who with a party
OF friends We're touring through the
country. t.
Mr.. and Mrs Wesley Mansir enter
tanned party of friends from Cam
bridge, Mass. over Labor day.
Miss Nettip Fossett returned Monday
to Camden.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Chapman We're
the guests of Mr. and Mrs Willet
Downes Of Waterville last week
Gilbert Frank returned from Port
land Monday.
Harry isackner went Saturday to
Brooklyn, y. Y
RIVERSIDE.
John Gardner has gone to Presque
Isle Tor few weeks visit
Mrs. Clarence Robbins and son
Earle, VINO lave been visiting relatives
here, returned to Livermore Falls
Monday.
Bliss Goss of Aver Junction, Mass,
is visiting his niece, Mrs Albert Clay
ten.
Mrs. J. r. Clifford of Gardiner was
calling on her aunt. Mrs. Alfred Lee,
last Friday.
Walter Dunlap is in Orient, the
guest of his aunt. Mrs Helen Robbins.
Albert Sabn of Denver, Colo, was
ir tho place last week
Mrs. J. II. Reed came up from the
Island last Friday returning Wednes-
day. S"Aaf
Among those who attended the Cen
trail Maine Fair at Waterville were
Mr. and Mrs C. r. Colman and grand
daughters. Misses Nellie and Elsie
Walker of Newton. Mass, and Mr.. and
Mrs. c. w. Crowell.
Mrs. D. C. Walker and children of
Massachusetts are visiting relatives
here.
FAYETTE.
Mckinley League held a social dance
at the schoolh Huse Saturday evening to
dedicate the new floor which has been
laid during vacation. Cake and ice
cream. were sold and after paying eX-
penses $40 was placed to the credit of
the league. The Schoolroom has also
been newly papered and new shades
put at the windows. making it a very
attractive room. This league IS wide
awake and plans for new improve
ments in the near future.
Bessie Bamford returned from The
Gables" last week and is spending Il
short vacation at home before begin
ming her school duties in Belgrade. Ju-
liza Bamford. Celia Pratt. Helen Whit
temore, Albert Huntley, Ernest Par
sons and Willie Bamford will resume
their studies at Kents Hill. Irma Pratt
has accepted the school at North Liv-
Mr. and Mrs. II. r. Jones, M. and
Mrs. Harold Pratt and Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Pike attended Waterville fair
last week.
Alfred Piper has returned to his
home in Lynn, Mass.
Helen Whttemore returned from