Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-06-11

Baptist church this week on Wednesday
and Thursday were Sarah Davis. Ollie
Pierce and Blanche DOVE -s,.-=
lzora Pierce has returned home from
Augusta for an indefinite period.
Mrs. Reuben Pierce is with her daugh-
ter Marguerite at Concord, N. H. for
the present
Mr. and Mrs Harrison Pierce of Au-
gusta were recent guests at the old
homestead.
Asel Robinson. who was i'll and con.
fined to the home, is convalescent
Lester Pierce was at home over the
Sabbath.
The friends here who visited the Oak
Hill Sunday school last Sabbath were
much pleased to find goodly number of
children and parents there assembled for
Bible study
Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Merrill and daugh-
ter Margaret and the teacher who mas
boarded with them, Miss Herrick. srent
very pleasant day at Augusta last Sat
urday visiting places of interest in the
Capital City
The Oak Hill Union Sunday school will
observe Chlldren's day at 3 p. NJ Sunday,
June Il The offering will be applied to
the Indebtedness on the organ which has
been purchased recently for this school.
MIS-. Hawthorne Cunningham of Oak
land Cal. is the guest of her brother
Roger Reeves, and family.
hn
an operation for appendicitis at tine CITY
hospital. Augusta, was able to ride home
one week ago. Her many friends wish
her speedy recovery
Ethel Carpenter of tho Waldo County
General hospital gave her friends - very
happy surprise here in her unexpected
visit a few days since
Friends are sorry to learn Of The pain
full accident Which bcfel Nellie Barton
recently, when she slipped ana fell hcavi-
ly ON the edge of Il board. fracturing one
of her ribs.
Stella carton is able to be out again
All wish her speedy recovery to her
once robust health.
EAST MONMOUTH.
Mrs. Calvin Hall went to Boston last
week to attend a session of the Supreme
Order of odd Ladies of which she is
an officer She was accompanied bv
Miss Dorothy KimbalI who remained
for 4 weeks visit with her brother. Mr..
Will kimball. at Newton. They went
by trolley, taking the Shore Line and
greatly enjoyed the trip
o. w. kimball has gone to Rangeley
FOR the summer, where he will be
| prescription clerk in a drug store
Mrs. F. X. Blake has returned from
Lltchfcld, where she has been drilling
the students of the Academy on their
graduation parts.
NORTH MONMOUTH.
j. Hutchinson has moved his family
and carriage making machinery and
tools from Strong and taken the shop
formerly owned and occupied by
Nahum Spear.
Mrs. Bell Martin and little son of
Mechanic Falls. are visiting her rela-
tives, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller
Mrs. Harriet Perley is visiting her
granddaughter, Mrs. Stella Brann at
Farmingdale.
1t now looks like great crop of hay,
other crops are late.
NORTH PlTTsToN.
Mrs. Nelson of New York was
guest of Mrs David Laurence last
week. She was accompanied by her
son Fred, who is to pass the summer
with Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Mrs.
Nelson left Friday for an extended
visit at Bar Harbor.
William Cameron of Aver. Mass,
and grandson Willie Gates arrived.
Monday to take possession of their
farm recently purchased through G. w.
Sears of the Hutchings Real Estate
company of Augusta. Mr.. Cameron is
much pleased with his purchase, the
Lewis Davis place and is already doing
quite extensive farming. His daughter.
Mrs. Gates of Aver is expected in two
weeks meanwhile he is stopping with
C. X Green.
Merrill Clark has been pressing hay
for David Lawrence lately.
John Goodwin is carrying on the
farm of Fred Jones while Mr. Jones is
at Cottage City, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Grant and son
Elwyn of Rumford Falls were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. c. *. Green over Sun
day.
Mr. Edward McGugin after few
weeks visit at his home has returned
to Worcester. Mass where he will
spend the summer
Mr.. Lewis Davis is in Portland at
tending the Sons of Veterans Conven-
ton
Miss Inza Clark went to Watervillc
Friday night remaining until Monday
morning visiting friends in that city
and Benton.
Willie Clark passed Sunday with ms
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Clark
Mr.. and Mrs. George stone Of
Everett. Mass. are the guests of their
cousins. David and Charles Lawrence
This week. Mrs. Stone was formerly
Miss Abbie Lawrence of Beech Hill
Everett Corton, Willie Clark ana
rhoetcr Laurence visited Togus Sun
day.
It is reported that George Hatch
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