Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-31
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Cobbossee Inn Defeats
Winthrop Six to One.
Enjoyable Informal Reception 10
Eleanor Sears 'Bonney.
More About Reduced Rates For
..-. Old Home Week.

Walter Eaton, who has been guest
at Eaglecrest cottage during the past
week has returned to his home in
Wakefield, Mass.
Mrs Luella Chandler of Auburn has
been visiting friends in town this week
Chester Frost of Beverly, Mass, is
visiting relatives in town.
Homer Whitney left yesterday for
Bar Harbor.
Miss Ethyl Kimball has returned
from a trip to Orr'S Island.
Warren Grtlis of Baltimore arrived
in town yesterday and is stopping with
his family at Dixie camp.
\. II. Stanley of New Britain, CT, is
the guest of his son, Murray L. Stan
ley.
Mrs. Ruby Record of Readfield visit
ed relatives in town yesterday.
Mrs. Eva Rurnham and son Elmer
of Wayne are visiting Mrs. Burnham's
brother, Percy Davenport.
Miss Lillian Cowan of Readfeld
was calling on friends in town yester-
day.
Miss Maude Torsev and Mrs L. A.
Greene of Lynn are visiting Miss
Torsey's aunt, Mrs. Georgianna Cobb.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph b. Parker are
passing a few days in Watervile and
Clinton.
George Gordon and Miss Abbe Fogg
have returned to Laconia n. H., after
visit with relatives here.
DR. Haven Metcalf of the department
OF agriculture, Washington, d. c., will
sail Aug. l, for Genoa, Italy, sent by
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lacking rice plants on the River Pc. He
will be gone two months. His wife will
accompany him. Dr. Metcalf was a
Winthrop boy.
Rev. and Mrs. C. F. Sargent and May
and Richmond Sargent have been
called to Worcester by the illness of
Mrs. Sargcnt's mother.
An informal reception was given to
Mrs. Eleanor Sears Bonney at the
home Of her sister, Mrs. Lizzie Webb.
Wednesday evening. and many of the
old schoolmates of Mrs. Bonney's
youth were present. All passed a very
enjoyable evening. The guests were
Oren Cobb, Capt. Henry Fairbanks,
Oscar Beals and daughter. Mr.. Adams.
Hiram Lawrence. Mrs. Emma Stinch-
field Mcmahon, Charles FilebrOwn,
Hattie Matthews, Milton Chandler.
Annette Giles, Lydia Wood Moody,
Holman Currier, Juliet Stanley War
rem. Mrs Ella Wood Folsom. Luella
Beale and Mrs. Bertha Smith Sinclair.
The Winthrop baseball team lost a
hard game to 1 to Cobbossee Inn of
Gardiner yesterday afternoon. The
game was a comedy of errors and in
the third inning the Cobbossee boys
run up four scores. the Winthrop team
seeming to take q balloon ascension.
Both pitchers made q good Strike-out
record. Harrington having six and
Yorko 10 to their credit. Blair and Pen
nman made two-base hits.
There will be social at the Grange
hail this evening with sale of ice
cream and cake.
Mrs Carrie Wilkins has returned
from NasSalboro.
Camp Cobbossec will cross bats with
the Winthrop team Saturday at the
home grounds.
Mrs. Murray l.. Stanley is in receipt
of the following in regard to rates for
Old Home week:
New England Passenger Association,
81 Federal street Boston.
Old Home Week Association, Win
throp, Me.
Mrs. M. l.. Stanley, Winthrop Me.
Dear Madam take pleasure in adj
vising you that your application on
account of the above has been consid-
cred by lines in New England and rate
of fare and a third, certificate plan
authorized under conditions and from
points shown in explanatory circular
herewith except from points on and
via Eastern Steamship Co.
1t is understood that Mr.. Stanley
endorses certificates.
Respectfully,
GEORGE II. WATSON,