Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-05-27
COUNTY NEWS.
KENNEBEc.
MON MOUTH.

| V"OtNW0Ot
| EAST.--L. r.. Anterior of New York
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Bert Per-
| kins.
MIR. and Mrs Daniel Folsom passed
the day in Augusta Tuesday the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Richmond.
Mrs. A. r. Pike of Auburn, arrived
| at her cottage Tuesday, for the sum-
MGR.
The Ladies' Auxiliary is planning
| a musical and literary entertainment
to be given at the church Wednesday
| evening. June 2.
Miss Jennie Lawrence of Searsport
is visiting her cousin. Mrs. Jessie j.
Frost.
Mrs. Cora L. Chick is gaining in
health slowly.
NORTH.--The marriage of Miss Liz
zie Beatrice Houghton and Guy Tur-
ner Barr will take place at the brides
| home at o'clock Wednesday, June 2.
followed by wedding reception from
8 to 10, to which a general invitation
is extended to members of Sidney
Grange, their family and friends.
vASsALBoRo.
CROSS HILL.-Mrs. Lizzie Snow
| and daughter. Mrs. Anna Smiley, pass
ed Monday in Waterville.
Miss Lizzie Clark of South Vassal-
| bCro is visiting her niece, Mrs. Anna
Tobey.
Mrs. c. B. Tobey, who has been stay
ing al Ocean Park for several months,
returned home Thursday.
Ralph Dickey of South Vassalboro
| was the guest of Elmer G. Perkins
| Saturday evening.
| Mrs. Cynthia Richardson of East
Vassalboro is visiting her son, J. New
| ton Richardson.
Charles Clark of China Lakeside was
on the Hill Saturday.
G. W. Morton of East Vassalboro
was on the Hill Wednesday.
MT. VERNON.
The minstrel show recently given for
| the benefit of the Calumet Club was in
| every way a decided success. This is
the second given by the club, the first
| having been given two yers ago. The
circle was made up as follows: Inter
locutor. T. w. McQuaide; ends, C. j.
Cole, A. w. Tyler Geo. G. Gilman and
James P. Davis; middlemen, c. E. Tur-
| ner, b. p. Cram, J. w. Allen, c. L. AL
| len, Carroll Butler, Henry Cole, V. M.
Hall. The opening chorus was finely
rendered and the many local jokes
| were heartily appreciated by the large
| audience. Songs were sung by T. w.
| McQuaide, A. w. Tyler, J. w. Allen,
B. P. Cram, c. L. Allen, G. G. Gilman.
After the grand opening the audience
| was entertained by Clarence and Hen
ry Cole in their immitable bones and
| tamborine stunt Following this the
male quartet rendered two selections
and the show closed with a roaring
farce entitled 'I1otel Halfback." In
strumental music was furnished by an
| orchestra engaged especially for the
occasion, consisting of Prof. D. M.
| league, violin, F. A. Dennis of Au-
gusta, cornet, George G. Gordon, from
| bone and Miss N. l.. Butler piano. At
| ter the show the hall was cleared of
seats and following the serving of re-
| freshments a social dance was enjoyed.
| The whole occasion was most decld-
ed success and too great praise cam
not be given the participants for the
| manner in which the program was car
| ried out.
SOUTH-E. l.. Johnson is painting
| the house of Mr.. Elliott Denton at
Readfield Depot. Edward Weber is
| working with him.
| Miss Evangeline Trefethen, teacher
| in the Currier school passed Saturday
and Sunday at her home at Kent's
Hill.
Charles Wynan is working for w. II.
Wright
o. l.. Dunn has Il large potato acre
rage in the ground.
G.. Stanley Blake Of Saco is boarding
with Mr. and Mrs. Louis Johnson.
Mrs. Emma Hutchinson is helping
Mrs. Arthur Greeley at Readfield
READFIELD.
Frank Hackctt is adding a piazza to