Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-29
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SIDNEY.
The Baptist Sunday school will hold
its Children's day exercises Sunday
evening. July at the church. Mon
day, July 5, the Sunday school VIII
have a Basket picnic in F. l.. Ham,
len's grove. The G. A. r. Relief corps
and Miss Pittes Sunday school In
Vassalboro are invited to join in the
days outing.
Principal F.. c. Head and family of
Dedham, Mass, are passing. few
weeks with Mrs Heald's father, Rev.
| Albert Leach. =.
BELGRADE.
Summer visitors are arriving daily
in large numbers and the hotels and
cottages are rapidly filling up.
Edgar Robinson of Mt. Vernon
shipped a large number OF cows and
pigs from this station one day last
week.
Miss Elizabeth Whittier, Bates II,
/ has been the guest of DR.. and Mrs.
l.. f. Reynolds the past week
The next meeting of Belgrade
| Grange will be held July 8, at which
time the program will be given by the
assistant lecturer, Mrs. G. l.. Minot.
Henry Jerald, a former resident of
Shawmut, died at his home here June
81, after a long illness and great suf-
| fering, aged 62 years. A widow and
| two sons survive, Will Of East Lam
caster and Frank of Worcester, Mass.
Mr.. Jerald leaves a host of friends to
| mourn his loss.
Saturday evening. June 26 was OBJ
served as Children's night in the
Grange The program and ice cream
and cake were much enjoyed by a
large number of patrons and their
friends. Much credit is due to Miss
Lila MAY Penney who had charge OF
| the entertainment 0
The old church at Rockwood's Cor
ner built in 1927, which has not been
| used for religious services for a long
time, is to be put in repair for Sunday
school use.
| Miss Annie Weston, who has beer
| teaching in Indianapolis, for the pas:
year has returned home for the sum
mer.
Mss Blanche Minot, who teaches in
| Belmont Mass, has returned home.
B. P. Stuart, county treasurer en-
tertained a party of his Court house
friends over Sunday.
The sawmll of Stephen Blaisdell Of
Oakland, located here, is doing large
business, saving and shipping lumber
| Miss Eda Yeaton, who has been in
Brunswick the past year has returned
| home, accompanied by her friend
| Miss Howard.
! Mrs. C. T. Pinkham and niece, Miss
Ellen Taylor, are passing a few days
with Miss Ellen's mother, Mrs. Angie
Taylor Of Gage street, Augusta.
Mrs. Myrtle d. Tucker of East Mi
| Vernon is stopping at Mrs. Pinkham's
during her absence.
Miss Ellie Bickford is passing the
summer with Miss Hortense Hersom
Mrs. j. X. White and Mrs. Stella
| Bowman of Manchester Forks passed
the day Sunday with Mrs. White s
daughter Mrs. S. M. Bickford.
READFiELp.
Among the Sunday guests of Mrs
| Lizzie Gordon, were her two sons and
| their families, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cor
don and two children. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Gordon and two children
from Liverm0re and Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Buchanan and child from Hal
lowell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hammond and children
| and Miss Annie Sylvester of Winthrop
We're guests last week of Mr. and Mrs
f. Brooks.
Mrs. J. o. Trask was called to Whistler
last Thursday on account of the illness
of her mother, Mrs. Higgins. Mr. Trasl'
went Saturday and they returned Sun
day night.
Miss Mildred and Master Chester
Weymouth went to Mt Vernon Sunday
as guests of their aunt, Mrs. Lizzie
| Weston. Miss Mildred will remain
several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin o. Higgins and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Clough were
callers with Mr. and Mrs Eben Hunt
| Sunday. ....
Master Erwin Lord of Manchester
was calling on friends in ReadfielC
| Sunday. ss....
MONMOUTH.
The annual Union Sunday school pic
mic will be held at Lake Maranacool
Tuesday, June rs. The schools will
take their lunch baskets with them
| leaving on the 9.59 train and returning
| on the 800
Rev. Fl. A. Clifford of Strong was the
| guest of Mrs. Abbie Gilman last week
A. r. Gilman of South Berwick is il
| town. ,t.....-
Rev. Edwin Woodman of the Con
gregational church expects to be away
on his vacation next, Sunday.
| 1t is understood that there will b.
no celebration in town this year.
| Mr.. Martin of Norris Hill is gradinf
road from the main road to his house
The extremely warm weather of thu
| last week has been very favorable tt
vegetation. Corn has taken fin
start and the prospect of good ha!
| crop is most excellent
| A large number of guests from out o
the State are enjoying life at the cot
| tages on the shore of the lake.
| MT. VERNON.
| NORTH.--A very enjoyable picnic
was given on Friday, June Is, by Mrs
Gertrude Barrow, teacher in the Bear
school, and her very able little pupils