Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-30

OF fecitatlOnS ana singing Oy the pupIlS
ard graphophone selections by Free
man Smith. The good time. came to
sudden termination by the severe. thun-
der shower which caused the pic
nicers tc beat hasty retreat to the
nearby houses.
Mrs. Myrtle Tucker and daughter
Ethelyn were in Augusta Sunday.
Friends in this place of Miss Fanny
Dudley Of Winthrop extend much sym
pathy to her in the loss of her home
by lightning Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Isaac Wadleigh visited
MIR and Mrs. H. I. Tucker Sunday.
Mrs. Nellie ,Varney of Augusta Is
spending some time with her mother,
Mrs. Wing.
READFiECO.
Rev. and Mrs j. r. Masterman have
moved to Monmouth to live with their
daughter and Mr.. Edwards who
bought the Masterman place has
moved onto it.
Mrs. ]. D. Mitchell from Jacksonville,
Fla, has returned and is occupying her
cottage here.
Rev. and Mrs Eckles are expected at
the Elmwood to pass their vacation.
This will be their fourth season here
and they are always very welcome
guests.
Rev. F. c. Chapman will leave this
week for a few weeks visit at his old
home with his parents in New Hamp-
shire Prof. Oliver will supply for him
next Sunday
Rev. Mr.. Wait preached last Sunday
for the Universalist society.
The Methodist church has held its
annual meeting and reelected the Off
GERS who served last year.
DEPOT.-Mr and Mrs. George
Allen, with two children from
Waltham, Mass, ar: visiting Mrs. L,
B. Wright, Mrs. Aliens sister.
Robert Brann. who has been passing
a few days with friends, returned to
Boston, Monday
Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Craig and son
David Craig. were guests over Sunday
of Mrs NJ J. Sherburne. They ar
rived Saturday afternoon, travelling by
automobile and left in the early morn |
ing, Monday on their return trip to
their home in Boston. DR.. Craig is Il
nephew of Mrs. Sherburne. and Read
field was the home of his boyhood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Radcliffe Of
North Wayne were visitors, Friday at
the home of John Purcelle.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Wadleigh were cal
ling on and visiting friends near their
former home in Belgrade. Sunday.
Mrs. A. S. Whittier. Newbury, Mass,
is the guest of Mrs. M. j. Townsend.
Robert Brann and Miss Julia
~ nt %knI
home Of Herman Adams in Belgrade.
Mr.. and Mrs L. B. Wright and DR..
and Mrs. Knickerbocker enjoyed a
trolley ride Sunday to Watervile and
return.
E. M. Hutchinson has purchased d
family horse.
j. L. Mccormick of Augusta, passed
Sunday at home.
Miss Izetta Royal has finished her
school in Belgrade and returned home.
Children in this vicinity are antici-
pating great deal in the coming
circus.
E.AST-More than seventy persons
were in attendance at church Sunday.
Many strangers from different sec
tions being present. Services begin at
2.3O P. M. and this gives visitors a
good opportunity to visit the first
Methodist church built in Maine.
erected in 1896 Rev. Mr.. Rich of
Winthrop announced as his text Be
hold I stand at the door and Knock,
etc, Rev. $50. Mrs. w. L. Gordon,
organist, in the absence of Mrs.
Roundy, who is away visiting rela-
tives. Mrs. Haines. cornetist is ex-
pected next Sunday. Mrs. Mary |
Scribner who has recently arrived
home from visiting relatives in Gardi
ner will serve as teacher in the senior
Bible class. There is much interest |
in the Sunday school, and exercises of
a pleasing character will be presented |
in the near future.
This Gordon Brothers of Livermore
Falls and Chisholm with their
families visited relatives in town Sun
day. They own a touring car, also a |
Buick "runabout"
Recent letters received from the
Thomas family, formerly of this town,
inform their friends of their welfare.
also that Mrs. Eva Thomas Melvin. is |
a resident in North Yakima. Wash |
Other relatives are in Pasadena. Cal
Elmer Berry returned Sunday night |
from a visit to relatives in Fairfield.
James Mckenneys mother. Mrs.. |
William McKenney of Dexter and his !
Lueline, eight years of aEn,
are expected to arrive Tuesday The
daughter has been at school in Dexter
CHELSEA.
RIVER ROAD-Mr. and Mrs Herbert |
B. Miller and little daughter Wilma, of |
Clinton. have been visiting at E. l.. Mil |
lers Miss Sadie Miller of Augusta |
passed Sunday at Mr.. Millers.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Samuel Chase of Palmer |
Mass, are visiting Mr.. Chase's parents
Mrs. Stanley and her mother. Mrs |
Kitchen of Friendship. are visiting Mrs. |
Stanley's sister. Mrs. Geo. Springer.
The scholars in this district enjoyed a |
picnic Monday
Many from this place will attend the |
celebration at Hallowell.