Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-29

gone to Providence, r. l., to enter upon
course or study at the Moses Brown
A Harvest s,nno, ,. ,,, =
rriehos church on the Lake road Fri-
DAY evening. Unfavorable weather kept
many at home, but those present had
an enjoyable time.
/ David Douglass, who formerly lived
IN this town, arrived SATURDAY. from
ms home in Bowdoinham and is the
guest of old friends and neighbors on
| the Meadow Hill road.
Mrs j. B. Brown is suffering from
| a spraincd knee.
| The Lakeside Social Club will be en-
tertained by Mrs. George Croker
| wednesday afternoon, Sept 90.
WINTHROP CENTER.
| Wednesday evening of this wee,, tbe
Christian Endeavor Society will give
| a social at the home of Mrs. H. 7.
Bailey. All members of the local so.
clety, and those interested in its work
are invited to be present. A special
invitation is given to the Junior So
ciety.
The last of the summer guests left
Lohgwood Inn Sunday morning. The
season at the Inn has been particular
iy successful, there having been
continual run of guests since the mid
die Of June.
| Harold Tobey returned to Colby Col
lege Friday.
Frof. Tower, Organist at the Chest
nut street Methodist church, Portland.
acted as organist at the Friends
church Sunday.
MONMOUTH.
| Inc cottagers around Cochnewaran
| Lake have nearly all returned TO their
homes. This beautiful lake is increas-
ing IN popularity, and five new cot
| tases nave been built around it's
| shores.
| Wesly Gilman, graduate of Ber-
WICK Academy, has entered Amherst
| College. Mr.. Gilman is the oldest son
of Abbey Clifford Gilman, formerly a
resident of this town.
Kew. G. Il. Woodman of Freeport a
| former pastor of the Congregational
church, attended Monmouth Fair in
the interest of manual training, which
he instituted here
Mrs. Armstrong and children of Au-
gusta. after spending several weeks
win her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Davis, has returned to her home.
SOUTH CHINA.
James P. Jones Ladies' Relief Corps
met at G. A. r. hall Tuesday after
noon, Sept. n, with good attendance
| Resolutions on the death of Sister
Harriet Whitehouse, an honored MEM
Der, were passed. This corps is getting
ready for inspection Oct. Z, and hone
all members vii be present. A
chicken dinner will be served. The
| members are also .oking forward to 4,
grand picnic an ilor year. Thirty
three members an LOW enrolled and
all enjoy the work and are looking
ahead for another pl, spcrous year
CHINE.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Dudley of Au-
| gusta passed last Sunday at the Cor
don House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alec Crane of Branch
Mills and Miss Mary Crane of Ded-
ham, Mass, were calling on friends in
| town Monday.
Peter Roggeman and VIM. Schroeder
who have been for two weeks at Oak
Crest have returned to their homes in
New York city
c. A. Prescott has been guest ut
oak Crest for the past week.
Mrs. Rebecca Bartlett Of Augusta il
visiting her daughter, Mrs Ola Good
win.
Golden Gate Chapter o. f. S. enter
| tanned II visiting members from Ken
| nebec ChapSer O. f.. s., North Vassa;-
boro, on Friday evening. The work of
| the order was exemplified in a pleas
ing manner by the hostess chapter and
| a delicious banquet was served by
| them.
Mrs. Mclvina Bray of Waterville
visited Mrs. Adeline Small on Thurs
day and Friday.
Howard Ward of Los Angeles, Cal,
| is visiting at Stanley Hill, the neigh
borhoOd where he passed his boyhooi
days.
The Federation of China, South
China, Waterville and Vassalboro
Woman's Christian Temperance
Unions will hold an all day meeting at
China next Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Fall of Boston
are visiting relatives in town.
WINDSOR.
Miss Clara Palmer of Pttston, and
cousin Miss Addic Tobey of Roxbury,
Mass, visited Mrs. c. f.. Donnell Fri
day and Saturday of last week
Mrs. William Dutton has been visit
| ing relatives in Augusta the past
week.
Mrs. G. w. Lowell and son Wallace
of East Corinth are visiting friends in
town.
The entertainment and supper given
| by the ladies for the benefit of the NJ.
f. pastor Thursday evening was quite
successful The farce How the Story
Crew was much enjoyed. About
| fourteen dollars were realized.
Frank Reed left Sept. 20 for Panama.
The best wishes OF his many friends
are extended for his success.
WlNDSORVIILE.