Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-17

HdHCiti litiI, WHICH III nearly ever
case has exceeded expectation.
Warren Stinchfield, who has bee
employed at Coleman Grove, returEc
to his home in Pemaquid last week
He was accompanied to Lewiston b
Mrs. Stinchtield
Miss Susie Cart. Winthrop. WAS en-
tertained at the home of E. NJ. Hutch
inson over Sunday
INDSORvlLLE.
Miss Nina Howatt of Worcester
Mass. was the guest, last week, o
Misses Ruth and Ruby Colby.
John Sproul, Jr., is reported to b
very ill.
Miss Carrie Martin is visiting rela
| tives in Gardiner.
| Can't. James Slater of Washington
80 years of age, was a recent visito
in town.
A dance will occur at l.. B. French
pavilion, saturday, August Goth.
! Mr. and Mrs. William Green hav
been entertaining relatives from Al
bion.
| George T. Rowe who has been visit
ing friends in town, has returned
| home.
Miss Mary Rradstreet of Walthan
| Mass. was recent guest of Mrs. j
p. Stilnhen.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mcguire an(
children of Rockland, who have beer
visiting her brother, George Mcguire
have returned home.
The farmers in this section of the
town are harvesting and threshine
IA,
| ing grain last week with gasolen'
power for Erskinc Bros, and is
threshing the present week for L. B
Hislar and G. |. York and Other
parties.
l.. g. French and Maurice Greeley
are doing their fall blowing; they
finished seven acres Saturday evening
Miss Fannie Douglass was Sun
day guest at the home of her Grand
father. Dexter Dunton.
Arthur Piper, who is employed al
Weeks Mills, was at home over the
Sabbath.
vAssALBoRo.
East-Miss Florace Marden is the
guest of friends in Augusta for lew
days.
Miss Nancy Gates. Miss Annie Nov
er and Master Harold Small. left Sat
urdav morning to pass Sunday witt
party of friends at Pemaquid.
Miss Edith Priest is weekend
guest of friends in Brewer.
Miss Jennie Priest was the guest oil
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest r. Priest last
| week.
Mr.. and Mrs r. F. Higgins of Cam
bridge Mass, who have been passing
their vacation here. returned to theil
hcmc saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Hubbard left
Monday morning for Cambridge, after
passing two weeks as guests OF Mr.
and Mrs r. w. Mardcn
George Clark, former resident OF
this town, is passing his vacation with
his aunt. Miss Blanche Marshall.
F. F.. Davidson, president of Boston
Rescue Mission, who with his family
is raising the summer at South China
smoke at Friends church, Sunday. Au-
gust eth, and at the Methodist Episco-
pal church Sunday. August 14th. sun
Gav. august 21st. Mr.. Mccall supt. OF
the BOSTON Rescue Mission will speat;
q, the Methodist Episcopal church al
> u. m. and Rev Orlando Williams OF
Augusta at Friends church. at 1880
a. M. The following Sunday Prot. Viii
mot Jones of Pennsylvania, will give
an address at the same hour.
Charles w. Mower will receive his
friends at his home Thursday evening
from until 10 p. m. A cordial INVITA-
ton is extended to tho gentlemen ana
ladies to meet Mr.. and Mrs. Mower al
that time.
Thc>public library meeting will be
held Thursday August 18th. at ! p. m
IT is desired that large number of the
members be in attendance,
Friday evening. August 18TH Frank
REYNOLDS OF Boston will appear al
Rutterfields hall under the auspices oil
Nassalhoro Grange. Mr.. Reynolds tor
MANY years travelled from the Attain
tic to the Rockies as humorist with the
'.Rcdnath Concert Company, Low
ett's BOSTON stars" e.. 4 fine pro-
gram has beer arranged for his eve
ming here.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Gates have re-
turned from a trip along the coast.
Messrs Elmer and Harry Butterfield
from Massachusetts. are guests OF
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry
Puttcrfield Miss Nellie Butterhcld OIL
Washington, D. c., is passing lie"
weeks at the "Old Homestead
EAST-Mrs. Lizzie Mclaughlin O
North Nassalboro spent Thursday al
J. r. Washburn's.
Mrs. Lizzie Roundy with her sister
Hattie Davis spent "Wednesday in wa
terville with Edith Giddngs and Fri
dav visited in North Vassalboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Partridge anf
family of Watervile passed Sunday a
John Braggs.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Phillips were a
their uncIe's. Hiram Brann's. SUNDAY
near South Vassalboro.
BELGRADE.
The Rev. F. M. White, ID. d. o
Bloomfield. Y. j., preached at the Low
ell schoolhouse Sunday afternoon. I'M
heat and whooping cough kept man.
away but those who were present ell
loved u very interesting sermon.
I,invood Hersom and son of Cam
bridge Mass, are visiting at Mr.. her
SONS sisters. Mrs. Frank J. Lord.
MIR. and Mrs. Bridge of WaterVlll'
are calling on relatives and friends II
town. Mrs Bridge was formerly MRS
Eta Hcrsom.
II. w. Scribner of Oakland was a
his fathers home last Sunday.
Mrs. G.. C. Pray Has the whoopinl