Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-24
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party of Is went to Newport Thurs
day ihtthing on fishing trip, leaving
on the 2.05 train and returning on the
SOP, bringing with them about 200 fish.
The party Comprised DR.. A. T. Por-
ter, DR.. I. NJ. Griffin, DR.. 4. n. Drake,
DIR. Nj, l.. Damon, Clarence Frost, l..
l.. Libby, Scott .Spauldng, Harry Con-
don, r.. ii. Berry, A. ii. Pushor, Il. f.
Cornell, O. II, Libby, +. *. MaXcey, o.
S. Haskell and l.. O.. Haskell. All went
by train except Dr.. Y. n. Drake and
l.. q. Haskell, who made the trip in an
automobile. ... ,--
The St, Adams Strawberry Art Club
met with Mrs. Myra Brigham on Lib
by street Thursday. Those present COM
ing by team were Mrs. George Merrill,
Mrs. w. O. Hilton, Mrs. e. G. Hanson,
Mrs. Minta Soulc, Mrs. L. 2 Southland,
Mrs Charles Emery and Mrs. ada Lom-
bard. Mrs. i. M. Martin of this town
attended.
w. Il. Iunnewcll and L. G.. I.ancey
are renovating the parlor of the Lancey
house, which was partially destroyed
by fire two years ago, and fitting it up
for the headquarters of the Pittsfield
Democratic Club.
Mrs A.. II. Burse, Mrs. w. r. Hume
well and their guest, Mrs. A. A. Spring
all of Dexter, went to Moose pond
Thursday to pass the day with Mr.. and
Mrs. H +. Libby, who are occupying
the Graves cottage
Rev. and Mrs..F. S. Walker will leave
this week for Portland, where they will
visit his parents. They will also at
tend the summer meetings at Fsrry
beach ....-
II. r. Coolidge of the law firm of
Manson & Coolidge, accompanied by his
cousin. Paul Coolidge, has gone with a
party of St Adams friends on an au-
tomobils trip through Piscataqus
county. IT. "
Mrs. Annie L. MilliI1en left Thursday
for Brunswick, where she will join her
son. 'Lancey G. Milliken of Portland
and Mr.. and Mrs. e. f. Swan of Den
ver Col, and on Friday the party will
leave Portland for Sebago lake for a
few days fishing trip.
Mrs Ella, B. ,Sprowl. who recently re-
signed as librarian at the Pittsfield
Public library, left Thursday for Unity,
where she will visit her sister until
September. when she will leave for
Minneapolis, where she has accepted a
position. 90
Orrin L.. Soule of Palmyra, who is
building a new house and stable on
land recently purchased of S. NJ. Ray
mond, Wednesday purchased another
lot of Mr.. Raymond on Dorothy street.
DR.. and Mrs w. II. CuShman of
Clairmont, n. FL, who have been guests
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. stephen
Holmes. have returned home.
Mrs R. u. Eaton and daughter of
Somerville, Mass. who are spending
the summer with relatives in Plymouth.
arrived "Wednesday for visit with
Miss Ena T.. Day. r
Miss Iona, Perkins has returned from
Bangor, where she has been visiting
her friend, Mrs. William Cargill.
Mr., ana Mrs. Henry Lane Of Rock
land Mass, and Mrs" G.. +. Dinsmore
of Newport arc guests Of MIR. and Mrs
Everett, Garroll at their cottage at
Moose pond. -. 80 "'
Regular meeting of Meridian Lodge,
Il. and a. N, this evening.
Mrs. iGl nest Thompson, who has been
at Unity since Saturday, visiting her
mother, Mrs., Il. b. Hillman. has re-
turned home,i :"
Mrs. Arthur w. Lander and little
son. Saith Lander of Augusta, arrived
in town Wednesday for visit with
Mrs. Landcrs mother, Mrs. N. G.
Smith.
Mrs. q. H. Morse returned Wednes-
day night from Skowhegan, where she
has been visiting relatives.
Dance at Perkins hall tonight. Pom
roy's Orchestra will furnish music.
Mrs. Henry N. Fcrnald of Troy visit
ed her daughter. Miss Gladys Fernald,
Thursday on her way to Newport for a
visit A,,s w,,n ed'Hfesm Morse left Thursday
for Portland on a business trip.
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