Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-07-07
COUNTY NEWS.
KENNEBEC
MARANAcook.

MARANAcooK.
The sq,lall which struck so suddenly
rnnrsday afternoon made quite a COM
...tion among those who were boating
- the lake. Among others were Mr.
r.rreil and family who failed to reach
! .hp shore at Coleman grove, drifting
n an island, where at the one cottage
an the island they met a former pupil
n Mr.. Tcrrelrs whom they had not
seen for ter years. Both parties were
nleasantly surprised.
Among the late arrivals at Coleman
.rove are Mr. and Mrs. w. P. Sam
rnoud, Mr.. and Mrs. Billiard of Brook
ivn N. Y, ]. Clarence Smith and fam
III Of New York. Mrs. Toof and daugh-
II ,er. Elizabeth, Mrs. Voter and Mrs.
Murphy from New Jersey, Mrs. Cross
and daughter Romayne and F. C.
! hitchcock and family, Boston.
h There are Is guests at Maranacook
hotel and the cottages are nearly all
Allied, people coming earlier than usual.
READFtELD.
owing to the rain the auction sale
of the Clarence J. Fogg farm and
personal property was postponed to
Thursday to 10 A. NJ, July S.
simeon G. Davis of Winthrop was
orraiened before Trial Justice +. E.
peacock, charged with driving an auto
mobile eover the Pond road. He was
aned SO and costs. Mr.. Davis ap-
pealed.
Tax collector Mace reports about
(which is the time limit for allowance
Of discount. In former years. a dis
count has been allowed on all taxes
Maid before Sept. Is, and about $4,000
were usually collected by that time.
Lafayette Lodge. No. 4S, F. and
A. NJ, has suspended work until the
first Saturday in September.
DEPOT-Mr. and Mrs. Lester Delano
of Augusta and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Robbins of Livermore Falls. passed
Sunday at Brainard cottage.
The people OF this place were favored
Sunday with preaching BY Rev. Mr.
JONES' at Friends church Winthrop
Center his theme being, "A Religious
People and Prosperous Nation"
Singing by the Auriel quartet of VIM
throp -.s
Jones Denton and Ralph Gordon went
to Portland Saturday where they were
guests of Mrs. d. w. Kensill, returning
home after the celebration of the
Fourth.
Henry Greeley and daughter, Mrs.
S. r. Morrill, who is recently from CAL
ifornia, and Miss Jennie Gilman of
Readfeld attended service at Depot
Sunday, afterwards calling on friends
Mrs. Jennie Sanborn of Mt. Vernon,
Is visiting friends in this village.
Miss Marie Carr left Saturday to pass
the Fourth with her grandmother and
aunt, Mrs. and Miss Cushman of Weld.
From there she will go to Temple,
where her sister, Mrs. Wallace Jenkins
resides
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bickford of Port
land, passed the Fourth with Mr.. Bick-
ford's parents, returning home Monday
afternoon.
~y@ VASsALBORO.
Mrs. Emery Goliath entertained u
party Of relatives and friends at her
home in this place on Saturday, June
Goliath and her four sisters. Refresh
ments were served on the lawn. Those
present from out of town were Mrs. L..
A, Hill of Waterville, Mrs. Lura Gill
man of Newport
Mr. and Mrs. G. o. Simpson and Mrs.
Helen Bartlett of Stetson, Mr.. and N"s
j. H. Pease Of Augusta and M. H. Col
bath of Gardiner,
The Congregational Sunday School
In the place observed Children's day
at the church Sunday afternoon
Mrs. John Longfellow of Providence,
R. l., visited her brother, R. w. Pitts,
last week.
Miss Verna Goliath is visiting in
Watervlle
Miss Augusta Pitts and her aunt,
Mrs John LongfelIow are visiting in
Augusta
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Glazier and
chndren of Fairfield visited Mrs.
uA1ers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Preston
Lancaster, Sunday.
cENfER--Mrs. Elmer Randall and
usagnter Hazel from Easton, Mass.
are visiting her sister. Mrs. d. 3. Mar
den
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Austin and little
"n are passing a few davs with Mrs.
DEB. Marden.