Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-08-24
KENNEBEC
REApFIELp.

There was a large attendance at
church Sunday. Rev. Mr.. Rich preach
ed an excellent spiritual sermon from
the text, 1.-The name of the LORD Jesus
was magnified." The minister was ac-
cornpanied by Postmaster Wentworth
of Winthrop.
b The parents of Mr.. Roundy attended,
church here Sunday. They reside IN
Clinton and are visiting at their sons
home at the Depot.
Miss Aida Jones of Philadelphia and
Mrs s. A. Howell and Miss Camilla.
Levers, both of Elizabeth. n. j., are
visiting at Mr.. and Mrs. Heath's.
Mr.. Hallett has recently painted his
house. Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Smith OF
Bath are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Hal
lett.
Mrs. Helen Gordon, who has been a
guest at Albion Gordon's, Fayette, has
returned home.
Mrs. L. o. Dudley will entertain the
Ladies' Social Club Tuesday after
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. George Morrow and
daughter Ella are visiting relatives in
Pennington. Mr. Morrow has recently
purchased the house and 'outbuildings
formerly the property of the Holmes
family, and will remove them. The
barn is not included and will contin-
ue the property of the Augusta Water
District.
The game of baseball was played Sat-
urday afternoon between the Mt. Yer
non team and East Readfield boys, and
resulted in a score of rs to II in favor
of the Mt. Vernon team. The pitcher
and catcher of the East Readfield team
came in collision while running to catch
ball and both fell. One was carried
to the doctor for repairs and the 9TH
er needed the services of a dentist.
Miss Emma Mace of Augusta and
Miss Beth Names of Waterville visited
relatives in town Sunday. Miss Mace
returned to Augusta in the evening and
Miss Haine will remain until Friday.
Ernest Dunn of Waterville was a
guest at his former home at Dunn's
Corner Sunday He came on the electric
car to stanley's and was met by his
brother, Peter Dunn
MONMOUTH.
EAST--The fair held by the ladies of
the auxiliary Thursday afternoon, Aug.
10, was very successful. The drama,
tAunt Jerusie's Quilting Party" pre-
sented in the evening by local talent,
was listened to by large and appre-
ciativc audience. All the parts were
well taken and much credit is due Mrs.
Sylvia Hall, chairman of the entertain
ment committee, for the success of the
Quite sum of money
was added to the treasury of the aux
iliary.
Mrs. Dorcas Goodwin, who has been
visiting her granddaughter, Mrs.
James Sanborn, for the past few
returned to her home Sunday.
Gilbert Cullinan has let his cottage to
Carroll Mills.
George Penny and Fred Toward, all
of Lewiston are visiting here for a
few weeks.
Mrs. Fannie Pike of Auburn is the
guest of Mrs. Bert Perkins for a week.
Mrs. Jessie Frost. has gone to West
Paris to visit relatives
]. s. Coy of Newark, N. j.. passed
Sunday with his family at Pixies camp.
Mrs. Sarah Mellen has gone to Ken
for a few days.
The Ladies' Auxiliary will hold a
at the vestry Tuesday after
noon, Aug. "a.
Miss Jennie Pierce, who has been the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Mellen, for
the past few weeks, has returned to
West Paris.
The Progressive Club will hold fair
Sept. 2, at the hall. In the
evening the drama entitled, "a Spoiled
Darling" will be presented by local
talent.
The town schools will begin Monday.
Sept. 10, with the same corps of teach
ers employed last spring, viz: Miss
Ruby True and Grace Cushman at the
North; Edna Cobb at the East: Viola
Richardson at the Neck; Grace Thomp
son and Pearl Porter at the Center;
Mabel Pike in the Warren; Alice Carter
at the South, and Eva McKecknie at
the Lyon.
Mrs. Cynthia Sloan of Boston, who
has been visiting her niece, Mrs. Mary
Smith, returned to her home Friday:
LiTcHFIELD.
1 PLAINS--Rev. Erwin bennett OF
Brooklyn, N. Y, preached at the Plains
church Sunday morning to large and
attentive audience. Excellent music
was furnished by the Misses Allard
with Miss HelenD Blanchard accom-
PIANIST, and mixed quartet consisting
of Prof. Charles A. Rush, Mrs. Chaplin
Lydston, ]. T.. Chase and Miss Maude
Lane. Miss katherine Kendrick, ac-
companied. The annual meeting ano
dinner of the Litchf1eld Fish and
Game Association was held Saturday
at Severy's camps, Sand pond. The
usual fish chowder was served to the
members and invited guests, after
which Judge John Day Smith gave a
very interesting address. The new Off.
GERS of the association are: President,
F. A Adams: vice president, Fl. M
Starbird: secretary, George w. Earle;
treasurer, 0. A. True. executive COM
mittee, F.. P. Severy, f. D. Cram, r.
w. Goss, J. Slower and H. w. Max
we'll -t.,e<l,
MT. VERNON. :.
EAST-Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Turner
accompanied by their son Harry AND
guest Miss Hosmer attended camp,
meeting at Lakeside Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Pinkham ami
their nieces. Hazel, Alice and Ellera
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