Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-11

La painful accident. She slipped from
the step of the carriage when alighting
and sprained her ankle.
| Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Ladd of Oak
land were the guests last week of Mr..
and Mrs. Lorenzo York.
| L. b. Hisler was in Waterville We'd
nesday.
| Mrs. Lila Hutchings of South Fran,
ingharn, Mass, is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Carrie Preble and sister, Mrs.
Leslie Hisler.
| Pearl Newhall has been quite ill the
past week. .s.
Sewall Peasley Jr., of Chelsea visited
his father, sewall Peasley. ST., also his
sister, Mrs. Lottie Reynolds in Burn
ham last week. t.ts
Mrs. Charles w. Brown is entertain
ing her sister, Mrs. Benjamin Gilbert
and daughter Elba Of Salem, Mass.
| Mrs. L. A. Smith who passed the
summer at the home of Simon French
has returned to s. H. Peasley's.
Samuel Lyon was the guest of his
brother, George Lyon in Waterville
Wednesday and took in the fair.
| Miss Leola Hisler who has been Wis
iting her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Madison Hisler in Palermo, has re-
turned home.
| Charlie and Willie Halpen of Angus
ia are camping in a tent on the shore
of Long Pond.
Erskine school opened Aug. 30 under
! the instruction of Miss Inez Kennedy
| of Cooper's Mills. Il
Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Shepler and
| two sons, Dwight and Rexell, Mrs.
Shepler's mother and Mrs. A. D. john
son, who passed the summer with
them, left Thursday for their home in
Hyde Park, Mass.
| Andrew Halpen was in Watervile on
matters of business last week.
The school on the Neck commenced
August 80, with Mrs. May Hall as
teacher.
Mrs. J. B. StiIphen was the guest
Thursday of Mrs. Dollie Wright, Mrs.
Langdon Weaver and Mrs. Samuel
| Lyon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Halpen and
daughter. Thelma, are occupying Wes-
ley Albee's camp on the shore of Long
Pond.
READFIELD.
DEPOT-Miss Mary Bickford and Mrs.
Sarah Foss of New Gloucester were guests
Iof relatives over night Monday, returning
home Tuesday.
Mrs Charles Robbins of Bristol. and lit
tie daughter, Louise. are visiting at the
home Of Mrs. Robbins parents, Mr., and
Mrs. Warren Stinchfield.
Gilbert Flanders of Wakefield, Mass,
is visitor at the home of his parents,
Mr.: and Mrs. p. ]. FLANDERS:
Robert Brann, attended the meeting of
the Mystic Shriners in Lewiston, Thurs
day morning.
lsetts Monday, and will reside in the Gree
LEY cottage.
Dr. ]. S. Milliken has moved his house
to new location, and will add an upper
story to the main part.
1t is understood that Mr.. Mallett will
build house on the lot east of the town
house.
The funeral of Edwin Gordon was held
Sunday at his late home in Mt. Vernon.
:. Prof. Terrell and family who have occu-
lpied one of Coleman's cottages for several
months, left for their home last week.
open September Goth, with the following
corps of teachers: Village grammar,
Alice Halves; village primary. 1sadore
kins: Depot primary, Marcia Jones: East
Readfeld. Nellie G. Davis; Plains, Cora
Morris: Hoyt's Hill. Annie Green; Kent's
Hill, Mildred Russell.
MONMOUTH.
Monmouth Academy will commence
Tuesday. Sept. 18th with Prof. Arthur ].
Chick, principal; Mrs. Francis Robinson.
; assistant. The trustees have made ar
engagements to have the school year in
: creased to Sc weeks for the school year,
leach. The laboratory equipment is to be
Increased to conform with the new school
law Of Glass "A'; some changes are also
lmade in the course of studies in order to
requirements
law. The college preparatory course
will be continued and made a permanent
enter to make it a success. The trus-
tees propose to make Monmouth academy
} high grade school, for the towns high
school scholars and adjoining towns who
do not support high school.
EAST-Thomas Kimball of Togus has
been visiting his brother. Otis Kimball
for week,
Miss Emily Fields of Aroostook county
who has been. staying with friends and
relatives in this section for over a year,
returned to her home Monday. Sept. 6.
| Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Weston of Man.
leicester were recent guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Calvin Hall.
Miss Helen Magee. who has been pass
ing the summer with her aunt. Mrs. Fred
Andrews. returned Monday to her home
in Boston.
Mrs. George w. Laughton Mrs. N. f.
Mills Of LEWISTON and Mrs. S. G: conant
of East Weymouth. Mass, were the
lguests Of Mrs. Bert Perkins recently.
The Misses Margaret and Alice Parsons
of New York are visiting Mrs. Sarah
| Mellen at her cottage for the week.
Billie Moyse of Augusta passed Sunday
at Pixies camp.
The drama. "a Spoiled Darling" pre-
scented at the new hail. last Thursday
evening by local talent, was listened to
by a large and apprecative audience
The sale of useful and fancy articles in
the afternoon. and baked bean supper at 6
o'clock. were well patronized and quite
a sum of money realized by the ladies of
the Progressive Club.
Mr. Moses French of Scion is the guest
lof Mrs. Helen Jones.
Mr.. Fred Keening of Boston is visiting
his brother, Herbert Keening.
Miss Randila Willard of Lewiston
lspent Labor day at her home.
Ned and Lizzie Morton of Portland
were callink upon friends in the neighbour
hood recently.
WINDSOR.