Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-01

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Ephraim Ballard. This is the fourth
summer Mrs. Favour has spent with
friends at West Sidney and she plan.
to spend her vacation here another
summer.
| Mrs. Nellie Newell and two children,
Everett and Ruby, have gone to Au-
gusta to live.
F. B. Robinson of Manchester was il
town last Wednesday on business.
Henry Trask returned to Revere
| Mass, last week for a short stay.
Sanford Reynolds of Waterville was
| at c. H. Lovejoy's last Friday on bust
| ness.
Stella Willis was at home Saturday
night and Sunday with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wells.
LITcHFIELD.
STEVENTOWN-Mr and Mrs. War
| rem Y. Scott left the Two Films Sun
day for Melrose, Mass.
Mrs. Mary p. Williams went t.
Pennington Monday for a visit at he
old home
Mrs. George f. Small and Mis-
Marion McWilliams, who have beef
passing the summer with RELATIVES.
here, left Friday for their homes il
Everett, Mass.
John Day Smith, judge of the dis
tIict court of Minneapolis and Hon
Oramandal Smith of Litchfield wer
recent callers, at the Two Elms and a
J. f. Edgecomb's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Gowell return.
ed home Saturday from Medford
Mass.
Miss J. A. Logan went to Bowdoin.
ham Friday for a few days visit will
friends before returning to her home
in East Boston.
Mrs. B. r. Flanders of Richmond
was recent guest of Mrs. Samuei
Williams.
c. E. Chase of Gardiner was in thi.
vicinity Sunday.
Miss Hazel Weston has returned
from a weeks visit with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Green
West Gardiner.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Ellis returned
Thursday to their home in Reading
Mass.
MIR. and Mrs C. E. Small and two
daughters of Berlin, Mass, Edwin
Small and family, Mrs Emeline Doug
lass and family. Miss Ella Spear anC
Baxter M. Small visited at J. F
Smafl's last Thursday.
Miss Arvilla Edgecomb and Mrs
Ann Merrill spent Friday in Bowdoin.
ham.
Eff. Whitney passed a few days
| last week with friends in Richmond.
Mrs Harry True arrived Sunday, &C.
| companying home her little nephew
Master Philip Weston, who has beer.
with her for a six-weeks visit.
1t was a jolly party that left the
I Two Fins Aug. rs and was reinforced
| at George f. Spauldings, making Is il
all. At just $50 everything was pack
ed in the hayrack with the crowd
Warren Y. Scott, supervisor of sig
nails of the Boston & Maine Railroad
was a first-class driver as was agreed
by all. Among the party were Mr..
and Mrs. Ellis of Australia. late Of
South Africa, who entertained the
party most of the way with stories
Of, the distant lands. Soon after ar
living at Pleasant pond, Pleasant
pond cottage was opened up by its
genial host. Then a delicious lunch
was served, to which all did justice.
Several fish We're caught, the larges,
oy Mrs. Mary Spaulding. Everett
Black saw to it that all the ladies
lad a canoe ride. Several pond lilies
were gathered and distributed among
he five Boston ladies. At o'clock the
merry party started for home, sing
ing songs and enjoying the ride until
hey reached home ready for supper.
MONMOUTH.
EAST-Mrs. Will Thompson has
| >een visiting friends in Augusta for \
'ew days.
Mrs. Ola West of Hyde Park, Mass.
| s the guest of her father, James
Nichols for the month of September.
| ]. S. Coy and family have gone to
| heir home in Newark, N. ].
Mrs. Louise Norris and son Bert and
| Miss Fay Stratton returned to Lynn
| Mass. Tuesday.
| There was quite a heavy frost in
some parts of the East Monday night.
| Mrs. Bert Perkins and Mrs. A. r
Pike passed the day in Augusta Sat
urday sightseeing.
PITTsToN.
James Bailey who has been passing
| his vacation at his summer home hero,
eturned to New York Monday.
Mrs. Anna Chapman and Mrs.
Ieorgie Greenleaf, who have been visit
ng friends in Bath, returned home
| Sunday.
Charlie Marks and family, who have
)ecn staying at Orlando Bradstreet's
| lave moved to Windsor street in Ran
1olph.
Miss Hattie Moody returned Monday
rom East Pittston.
Captain and Mrs. F. w. Carleton and
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Houdlette of Wool
Vich and Mr.. Goodhue of Stockton
Springs were callers Monday evening
1t Captain Benjamin Bakers. They
we're on their way to Waterville to at
END the fair
Jesse and Clarence Carr of Maiden,
Mass, are the guests of their uncles.
Parker and Ludy Powers.
Fred Hanly of Boston was a caller
in town Sunday.
The young ladies who have been the
summer guests of Mrs. Nellie Powers
returned to their homes in Boston
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