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

| the young people was enjoyed by ali.
MIR. and Mrs. Ford Perley and son
| Ivien. men callers Sunday at Maple
Hill
'"s. BELGRADE.
"A very heavy wind passed over this
section Thursday evening, many acct
dents occurred, bet no loss of life has
been reported. Great Lake was dashed
to a white foam. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Voorheer were out in
their steam launch when the gale OF
Thursday evening overlook them, and
drove them in at Pinkham's cove. A
party of Camp Abena girls who were
out rowing when the wind storm swept
over this part of the town, jumped
overheard and waded ashore. Mr.
| Persons new boats were stove to
pieces. on the rocks. During the heavy
rain and wind storm of Saturday morn
ing many trees were uprooted and
large limbs torn off, A party of six
were out on Great lake in a row boat
and were capsized. All reached shore
| in safety.
| Many people from this section attend
ed the circus at Belbrade Station last
wednesday afternoon and evening
Geo. Sturtevant of Melrose High
lands, Mass, assistant passenger agent
on the Boston and Maine r. R., ac-
companied by Mrs. Sturtevant and her
friend, Mrs. Worthing, are guests at
the Belgrade ard called on friends in
| town recently.
Miss F.da Yeaton has gone to the
White Mountains for the summer
Clarence Chase is erecting summer
cottage on what is known as Cummings
Point on the shore of Messalonskee
lake
Miss Agnes lockwood of Cambridge,
Mass, is the guest of her grandmother,
Mrs. Jarc lockwood of this place.
Mr.. Byther and family are passing a
few days in Augusta.
Florrie Stuart, who is attending
Grays business college in Portland, is
home for two-months' vacation.
The Messalonskee Athletic Associa-
tior observed the holiday with various
sports. In the morning the Belgrade
baseball team played the North Augusta
team. Score Is to in favor of home
team At the track meet in the after
noon the 1O0-yard dash was won by Mr.
Woodman. Clarence p. Chase came in
second. In the 2OO-yard dash Mr.. Wood
man was first; Clarence P. Chase. second
in the " mile run Mr. Woodman was first,
Clarence P. Chase, second; broad jump.
Mr.. Woodman, first; high jump, Clarence
throwne ha1' sistnt RGrad station
agent, first; Mr.. Woodman, second. In
the evening there was dance at the
Thn ila,i mtil1 Twas vas WEI, a'ten iott
the Fourth with = fine DISPLAY of fire
works. When th. last cracker and cap
mao peen nred' ~ Fcpalred 10 tne NON nome
meuts were ce.vc. and a social sing en-
joyed.
Master nary III, H. OIL hel ,'i; I. Il
his aunt. Mrs. Frank =. I'd.
Master Reginald !Icrson, of Waterville
mas pteh Spe!ios ~. paSt ~ , M5in .
and Mrs Frank p, LORD.
The farmers have BEGUN to cut hay. The
crop IS not very pfom .;11 anu niany are
last wear
MONMOUTH.
No meeting was held at the Con-
rregational church Sunday.
Rev. r.. Woodman and family are
visiting relatives in Portland.
Miss Ruth Morse of Saco is a guest
of Miss Edith HAYNES.
Cant. &C. sherman is entertaining
his son from Rochester. N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman MacCrillis of
Portland are guests of DR.. H. M. Blake,
Mrs. Maccrillis' father.
Walter Foss and family are at Mrs.
| Cora C;ilman's cottage on the lake for
| the month.
Mr., Moony of New York has arrived
with 96 bows and is at his summer
camns on Lake Cobbosseecontee.
| Miss Mary Woodbury. is assisting in
Tho nostoftice.
| A number of the farmers have COM
| menced having and report the crop
| rather light though better than last
wear since cutting the grass manv
AFRO nIowinp their ground and plantiny
Zimmerman
The Grange held its last regular
meeting for the season "Wednesday
evening. The next meeting will be
| held August T. The inside of the hall
| is to undergo some repairs before the
next meeting.
J. Ball and family passed the Fourth
in Augusta, the guests of Mr. and Mrs.