Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-09
KENNEBEc.
VASSAL BORO.


r. Webber of South China were callers
in the place Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Austin and baby,
Kenneth. returned to Waterville Sun
day, after a brief visit with relatives
in town.
Christine Weber was the guest Sat
urday of Miss Helen G. Dow of River
side.
Miss Maud Weber was caller at
C. Fl. Pope's Sunday.
f. f. Jones was business visitor
in Augusta Saturday
Mrs c. B. Wade is moving her
household goods to Augusta, where she
will reside. During her short stay in
town she has made many friends who
Mill wish her much happiness in her
new home.
MONMOUTH.
Rev. Geo. e. Woodman Of Monmouth
recently spoke at Newcastle before the
Lincoln conference of Congregational
churches, on the subject of Manual
Training for Boys"
FAYETTE.
One of the best entertainments in
Fayette for several years was given at
the Baptist church Saturday evening
by members of the Sunday school. The
program given below was brim full of
good things: Chorus. Rally Round the
Flag" Lords Prayer, congregation;
song, Clyde and Marion Stats; reel
tation, Margaret Whittimore; song,
Tell Her I'm q Soldier and Not
Afraid to Die" Celia Pratt; illustrated
II. I ~,
nest Parsons; reading, Mrs. Irving
Cakes; song, Lloyd Douglas; exercise,
1.-THE Thirteen original States;" read
ing, Arthur Wing. Intermission. Music,
choir; exercise, Barbara Frietchie -
reading, Mrs. Irving Cakes; tableau,
'"The Goddess of Liberty" reading,
Miss Sara Trowbridge; duet, Mrs.
Douglas and Mrs. Swift; recitation,
Rachel Whittimore; song, Edith Bam-
ford; tableau, 1.-The Blue and "a the
Gray" Scenes of Long Ago" Some of
the most pleasing features were the
readings of Miss Trowbridge and Mr..
Wing and the flag drill. During inter-
mission cake and ice cream were serv-
ed in the Vestry. The evenings re-
ceipts were s13.4O, and will be used to-
wards repairs in vestry
Miss Helen Whittimore has returned
to Kent's Hill. after being at home two
! weeks on account of sickness.
Mrs. A. T. Wing has been a recent
visitor in town.
Miss Eva Crane has been visiting
| Mrs. f. III. Kent.
c. H. Milliken, Hattie T. Milliken.
Mrs. w. II. Turner and Fannie Fogg
of Augusta were callers on Miss Alice
M. Hewett Friday afternoon. They
came out in Mr. Milliken's automobile.
The entertainment at the Corner
Saturday evening was a success.
A daughter arrived Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Tuck.
Will Campbell is critically i'll.
READFIELD.
c. A. Mace, who has been ill. was
able to attend church last Sunday.
Miles Simpson and son Irving of
Winthrop We're in this section Sunday.
Fred and Everett Barber of Win
throp were in town Sunday the guests
Of their father, James Barber.
The little son of G. c. Elvins is i'll
| with measles.
Mrs. Effie Seamans passed several
days recently with her son, Albert Sea-
mans, at Hinckley.
Harold Mace, who is i'll, is able to sit
up short time.
Archie Morrow with his corn planter
put in three acres of corn for c. c.
Elvin Tuesday.
Mrs. B. D. Gordon, who fell and
sprained her ankle one day last week,
is able to attend to her work.
All schools in town will close this
week. The schools in Manchester will
close June 25.
MANCHESTER.
The Washington school at the Outlet,
taught by Miss Mary E. Morang, will
hold a social at the schoolhouse Friday
evening, June II. Admission will be
five cents and ice cream will be on sale.
1t is hoped that all who can will at
tend as the proceeds are to be used
in the interest of the school.