Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-31

turned to their home at WaftfIan
Mass, last Thursday. \,
l Miss Florence LOvice OF Chelsea
Mass. is visiting her friend. Mrs. I. p
Boynton.
Reuello Francis OF Everett. Mass, II
spending few days with his family II
this place. Is
I Harold Hale returned to his home II
Lynn, Mass, last Monday, after q Visit
Of two weeks with his cousin, H. A.
Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Manuel and
daughter. Ina. returned to their home
at Taunton. Mass, last Sunday.
Mrs. Rachel King Of Dorchester,
Mass, is visiting her brother, George
w. Clark.
| The schools in this part Of the town
4. will begin Sept. 9Th.
WiscAssET.
Mrs. Hattie Greenlief was in Bath
Friday.
Mr.. Lambert Of Cambridge. Mass.
caught a Goldfish last week that
, weighed SO pounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Farley Merry spent last
Sunday in Portland and Peaks Island.
] Mrs Daniel Quinnam spent Wednes-
day with his daughter. Mrs. p. C..
Brown.
| H. w. Haws entertained Gov. Bert
NJ. Fernald last week at his summer
home on the SheeDscot r.
Mrs. P. c. Brown was a business
caller in Bath Friday
Mrs. Edith Greenlief of Edgecomb
was calling on friends in town last
week
Mrs. Jane Clifford and grandson were
in Bath Saturday.
The Hints Herbus closed its three
trips a day Saturday.
The schooner Haratia, Captain KEEL
ley, arrived in the harbor Saturday,
August -. r=...-
DRESDEN.
A game was played Saturday be-
tween the Bath locals and the Dres-
den team. The. score was eight to six
in favor of the Bath team. ......
Don o. Cate returned home Saturday
after visiting his relatives in Connec-
ticut and Quincy. Mass. d..
Miss Cleora Sheldon of BowdCinham
visited her aunt, Mrs. Sarah Sheldon.
last week. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hawkes. of Bos-
ton, who have been visiting relatives
liz town, have returned home. +.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Getchel have
moved to West Dresden. r.: Il
Harry Pushard is able to be out
again after serious attack of appen7
dicitis. I
Miss Ida Dodge of Somerville, Mass,
is visiting her cousin, Mrs. j. w. Shell
don. --...
The work of repairing middle bridge
will he completed in about ten days.
At the fair, that was given by the
Eastern River Grange last Wednes-
day and Thursday evening. Miss Helen
Milligan of Cedar Grove was the
lucky winner Of the gold watch.
MILLS-Mr. and Mrs. George Push
ard took a carriage drive to Wiscasset
Sunday to visit Mrs. Pushard's moth
er.
Mrs. B. B. Mayors and daughter.
Mamie. spent Friday and Saturday
with friends in North Newcastle.
Laura Powers Of Pennsylvania was
a caller at Walton Goud's Sunday.
The drama Counting by Proxy"
which was given the last night of the
Grange fair win be played in the
chapel on the Plains in Whitef1eld
Tuesday evening.
The f. r. Grange fair. which was
held Wednesday and Thursday of last
week was we'll attended both nights
and was a success in every; way. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Landry have returned
home Mrs. Landry and son George
will return in few days.
Miss Effie Blinn who has employ
ment in Gardiner was home over Sun
day.
Mrs. C. F. Weeks and granddauSh-
ter, Marguerite White, spent Saturday
and Sunday with Miss Whites father
in Portland. -
Miss Blanch Moody Of BOothbay
Harbor is visiting her aunt. Mrs. Avis
Bickford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Bickford have
returned from a weeks outing.
Miss Jennie Pushard of Gardiner has
been the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Emily
Mcdonald for the past week.
Rev. ]. A. Morelen. a retired preach
err, over eighty-one years of age. has
sawed and is now splitting over four
cords of hard wood.
Fred Howarth spent Sunday with
his family at their cottage, Tne
Fredsmoyne."
ALMA.
Mrs. William Allen of Reading,
Mass, and Mrs. Nellie Albee of Wake
field were at Mrs. c. j. gMcDonald,s
Thursday. VI
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rafter and
daughter Of Damariscotta were in town
Friday. .. So.
An automobile party from Bath was
at Cora Tarbox's Sunday. = ,., e.
F. b. Green of Boothbay Harbor was
in. town Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Erskine and
A. B. Erskine spent Sunday at New
Harbor.
Mrs. Emma Ford and daughters re-
turned to Everett, after spending
few days at Parsons Bend.
MT. and Mrs. Herber Clark OF South
Jefferson were in town Sunday.
Mrs. George Turner. who has been
great invalid for six years took
long ride Sunday with party in Lon
Al