Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-08-10

ternoon and. evening was a success in
every way The booths were prettily de-
corated with crepe paper. Chicken, cold
meats and salads were served to a large
number.
Harry Cochrane is erecting building.
near his residence to be used as studio.
SCUTH-Mrs. Robbins of Lewiston is
visiting Miss Edna Frost.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wendall. Liverrlore Falls
are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank March
Mr.. and Mrs. z. Johnson, formerly of
South Monmouth. now of Auburn, passed
| Wednesday at LIewellyn Chases.
| Mrs. Josephine Roberts. was called re-
Gently to Harpswell to care for her sis
! ter. Annie Pinkham. who is i'll.
| Mrs. Fannie Moody. who has been pas
sing the summer with her aunt, Miss
Dellie, Chick, will soon move to Lewis
| ton Mr.. Moody has gone into the groc-
Iery business at that place.
| Joshua Slower, Henry Bates and Bert
Bates attended the races at Augusta Fri
day.
Mrs Almore Chick went to Lewiston
Friday.
Miss Edna Frost was a guest of
Blanche Getchell. Tuesday.
| EAST-George and Byron Mills of Lew
iston are visiting their aunt, Mrs. Bert
Perkins.
Mrs. Louisa F. Norris and son, Bert.
of Lynn. Mass, are passing the month of
August at the Norris homestead. Miss
Fay Stratton of Lynn is their guest.
Miss Jennie Pierce of New York is with
her sister, Mrs. Mellen for the remainder
| of the season.
/ ,lay, ,f Ami, iS thn
guest of her grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wesley Frost.
The two-act drama given by local
talent at the hall Friday evening, Aug. 6,
vas listened to by a large and apprecia-
| tive audience. After the entertainment
| ice cream and cake were on sale.
| Mr. and Mrs. John Hubbard of Brook
| Ign, New York. are passing a few weeks
at Mr. and Mrs. Lester Robbinsons, en-
joying the fishing in Lake Cobbosseecon-
Itee.
Messrs f'uson, Pherson. Prisno. Dacy
and Corsello of Phippsburg. Mass, has
been passing the week at Mr.. Herbert
keenings.
WINDSOR.
SOUTH-Mrs. d. A. Ridley is visiting
her niece. Mrs. l.. Fl. Ford at Whitefield.
Mrs. Moses Bowden is the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. Leon Sturtevant.
| Thomas Bullock of Boston and Miss
Nellie Connelley of Hallawel were recent
visitors at Edwin Bullock's.
| Miss Edith Given is visiting her
brother. Harry Given in Roxbury, Mass.
| Mrs. Pierce, who has been the guest of
MRS David Given, has returned to her
home in Connecticut.
Mrs Martha Stanchil and Mrs. Nancy
Preble of Bath who have been visiting
their neice, MI. Edwina Bullock, have
gone to Whit.Gcli to visit relatives
there.
a goodly numht hcred at the NJ. E.
church, Friday. to IraSc repairs and i'm
prcvements The ladies furnished fine
dinner and a lot of work was accom-
plshed in the way of painting, building
new steps and clearing away brush.
Mr.. and Mrs B. o. Moody were in War
rem Saturday and Sunday. guests of Mrs.
Mcody's father, Edward Starrett.
Mrs. Sumner Barton was guest of
Mrs. George Merrill Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Danforth Drake spent
few days in North Nobleboro last week
with Mrs. brakes parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Parker.
READFiELD.
Miss Emma Hunt entertained a com
pany of young people at her home last
Monday evening. Miss Hunt went
Tuesday to Kents HILL where she will
pass several weeks at the Maine va
cation home.
| Miss Lucy SwantOn Doyle is the
| guest of relatives in Belgrade.
| {oI
her ninth birthday last Saturday ar
her home in Manchester by entertain
| ing several little guests. The table,
decorated with sweet peas, was spread
under a century old elm. and nine little
people were served candy, cake and
ice cream and a very pleasant after
noon was passed by all.
Mrs. George Higgins has fine success
| with her house plants, especially her
night blooming cereous Last fall, af-
| ter the plant had put out several bios
| SONS, a slip was taken and placed in
water where it remained all winter
putting out several buds which blight
cd, and last spring the slip was placed
| in pot of earth with the result of d
| fragrant blossom last Thursday even
| ing. The opening of the bud was
| watched by an invited company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert MouIton of
| winthrop were guests Sunday of Mr.
and Mrs. j. T.. Clough.
Lee Hall of Belgrade, Mr.. Burgess
and Harry Hewitt of Augusta were
dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Fl.
Thomas. .
| Miss Nathalie Dalton returned from
| Massachusetts last Saturday. where
she had been for the past year attend
ing school.
CHELSEA.
In spite of the extremely hot weather,
Sunday school was well attended.
Mrs. LaWrences class gave very in
tcresting talk on "Pauls second Mis-
slonary Journey" following his jour
Aeyings on the map. each one showing
a thorough knowledge of the lessons.
Mrs Rouse class of little { ITS, also
gave a very pleasing exercise. Next
Sunday the Bible class will have some
thing interesting to all
Several members of Chefs Grange
attended the Union meeting at Kings