Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-07-08
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POPE AVENUE-Mr. and Mrs. f. E.
Jones are with friends on Cross Hill for
few days.
G. H. Pope was business caller in No.
Vassalboro Tuesday.
James Weeks and sister, Mrs. Clara 7.
Pope. were over night visitors in Win
slow last week.
Mrs. Vesta Reynolds of Augusta was a
caller in the place Monday.
Lindsay S. Jones returned to Boston
Tuesday after brief visit with his fam
lily who are here for the summer.
Christine Weber returned Tuesday af-
ter few days with out of town friends.
Mrs. Frances Hussey was in the place
last week calling on friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsay Jones and par
ty of friends passed Monday on the
shore of Weber pond. The day was
pleasantly spent fishing, boating, etc.
The party returning in time. for fireworks
which were furnished by Master Elliston
Jones. Of Boston.
Mrs. Ella Fitzgerald and children were
in the place Tuesday. ~
/. Miss Maude Weber was calling on
friends here Monday
Mrs Elmer Randall and daughter Hazel
from Massachusetts. = are visiting her
sister, Mrs. D. B. Marden.
Mrs Eunice Austin and baby Kenneth
from Wateryille, were recent visitors, in
town. 80 ..--
EAST. Carey Richardson of Lewis
ton passed Sunday and Monday with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Richard
son. -
Alfred Farwell, who is passing the
summer in Riverside, passed the Fourth
with Mr.. and Mrs. Hermon Farwell.
George Jackson passed Sunday and
Monday with his family. .-
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Craig of Water
vile are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Dow. ..- 3.
Mrs Frank Weeks and little daughter
of Providence have arrived for the sum-
n,er at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. s..
Bragg.
Mrs Henry Marden has as guests Mrs.
Emma Spenser and daughter from Wa
terville. -..
Miss Emily Lawrence, who has been
with Mrs. David Gates for the past year,
death of a relative.
Elmer Verrill of Island Falls was CALL
ing on friends in the village recently.
The restaurant owned by Henry Mar
den, situated near the lake. was entered
Saturday evening and fruit and smaller
articles taken.
A large number Of visitors from the
neighboring cities came in Saturday to
pass Sunday and Monday at the numer-
Gus cottages on the shore of the lake.
W. Albert Young. A. B.. from Oak
Grove Seminary spoke at Friends church
Sunday morning. Mr.. Young win con-
tinue to speak Sunday mornings through
the summer.
. The Lawn party given at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs o. A. Abbott Saturday even
ing by the Ladies' Aid of the M. E.
church was largely attended. The house
and grounds were attractively decorated
with bunting flags and Japanese Ian
terms. A program was given during the
evening. Piano duet by Miss Richardson
and Mr.. Barker; piano solo. Miss Olive
Marden; vocal solo by. Harold Gates:
vocal solo, Annie Mower; vocal solo, Miss
Jones; vocal solo, Karl Gates. An inter-
esting letter was read from Rev. James
Moore of Oregon, former pastor of the
NJ E. church. Ice cream, cake and coffee
were served. A very pleasant evening
was passed by those present, and a NICE
sum added to the> treasury.
SOUTH. w. Lamson q is, passing q
week at Boston visiting relatives. ~ H..
The many friends of Mrs. H. N. White
house, who has been quite i'll, are pleased
to know that she is convalescing. -
Z D. w. Whitehouse of Rumford Falls is
visiting his mother. Mrs. Fl. N. White
house. +-.t5r,- .-sE a.
Mr.. and Mrs c. II. Morse and son Har-
old visited Mrs. Morses brother. George
Richardson, and family at his cottage on
the shore of China lake Monday.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Dudley of Augusta
were callers at F. B. Whitehouse's Sun
day.
School closed in this place Friday after
q successful term taught by Mrs. Davis
Of Cross Hill. A fine program had been
prepared by the teacher for the closing
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