Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-06-01

Monday night to their home in Port
and. Oregon. after spending d few
weeks with their parents in town.
Miss Myrtle Ridley and Howard
,urn of Lewiston visited Mr.. and Mrs
.. H. Ridley over Sunday.
The Indies Aid of the Free Bantis!
church will hold supper in the YES
Try Wednesday evening from $50 to
o'clock.
Miss Melissa Brown, Frances kiddeI
and Henry w. l.. kidder of Bates col
leee spent Memorial day with friends
md relatives in town.
Albert l<idcier Of NorridgewOck visit
ed his parents. Mr.. and Mrs Albert
;tiuder over Sun lay.
Mrs. Roy Harlow and Mrs. Cairns
we're visitors in Augusta Tuesday.
Ralph Averill of Al!stun. Mass.
;pcnt the day Monday with his mother.
Winthrop High will play Richmond
high at Richmond Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hea returned to
their home in Boston Mundav night,
after spending q few days with rela
tives in town.
John Stone Of Boston is the guest of
DR.. James Somers.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Malloy visited
friends in town over Memorial day.
The Board of Trade fair which was
held Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday
evening at the Opera house, was not so
well attended as usual. owing to weather
conditions. but there was a fair house
very night and the fair proved itself a
success both in entertainment and fnan-
Cially. The first evenings entertainment
by the Bowdoin College Dramatic club
s,,N, ftt,,v
to the last drop of the curtain The sec
ond evenings entertainment was by the
Bowdoinham Dramatic Club and How to
Freeze a Motherin-law." was well dem
Snstrated The cornet ,, SOLO by n,, Joseph p1
vocal solo by Miss Harriet Cole, were
warmly appauded. The last evening s
entertainment was under the direct care
of l. L. Spaulding. whose ability as an
features were all new and kept the house
in gale of laughter till the last drop of
the curtain. The Richmond band fur
nished out door and indoor concerts
Thursday evening and their playing was
commendabe.
The different tables were under the care
of the following committees: Apron table,
Mesdamcs Fellows Reed. Houdlette Col
bourn. Dora Thurlow. Alice Thurlow
Rogers Blair. Shepherd, Miss Ora Reed
mystery box. Misses Harriette and Ruth
Croker, Carrie Leavitt: variety table
Mesdames Day; Favor. Price and Newell:
Dow. Misses Chase. Hewitt and Rodick
punch table. Mesdames Price Seekns.
Waldron, Bessie Alexander, Randlette.
Call and Miss Thomas; food table, Mes
danes Bibber Spaulding. Randlette. Gau-
bert, Small and Lillian Alexander DR..
K w. Small. president of the Board of
Trade. has had general supervision. and
much credit is due him. The grand ball
given at the close of the last evening $
which was under the care
of master of ceremonies, c. d. Newell.
assisted by Henry c. Reed, was a sue
cess in every respect. Over fifty couples
were on the grand march. Music WIS
furnished by Kendrie's Orchestra.
eoWDoIN.
There were several from this vicinity
at Lisbon Falls Monday
Miss Susan Weber is improving
from her late illness.
Miss Mabel Grover and brother.
Walter were in town Sunday
Mrs. Maria Grover has returned to
her home at the Purinton house.
Mrs. Mary f. Roberts and grand
daughter, Alice Curtis. were the guests
of Mrs. Fannie Williams Monday.
little stranger arrived Saturday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Schnerr~ of Bowdoniham, formerly of
this town.
Mrs. Lena Grover of Lewiston and
Herbert Prout of Bath passed Sunday
and Monday with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Lenddll Prout
L. A. Prout recently bought new