Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-08-03

i Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Spear ant
daughter Mabel of Massachusetts, ar,
boarding with Mrs. J. T. Gilman.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. ]. Simmons and lit.
tie daughter Virginia of Somerville
Mass. are boarding at Mrs. ]. r. Gil.
mans.
Mrs. Bert Baker and little son AL.
bert of Somerville Mass, are visiting
at F. E. Bakers
Mrs. Erwin Cram and two children
went to Waterville Sunday to visit
with Percy Cram for short time
Irwin Cram. Miss Maud Bartlett and
Mrs. F. N. Adams accompanied her
and spent Sunday in Waterville.
| Miss Lola Merriman and her friend
are occupying c. w. Goodwin's cot
tage on the lake for two weeks.
| Arthur Sadler. who has been visit
ing M. Maxim, returned Saturday to
his home in Massachusetts.
Ralph Goodwin and his friends who
| have been spending two weeks on the
lake. returned to Boston Saturday.
Miss Edith Griffin of Newtonville,
Mass. who has been passing her va
| cation with her mother. Mrs. A. c.
Goodwin, returned home Saturday.
| T. F. Lamb, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ.
| Powers and son Francis of Portland,
also Mrs Powers brother. DR.. VIM. E.
Davis of Springfield. Mass. are at
Dennis Hill
| PLAINS-Mr. and Mrs. A. p. Berry.
Mrs. A. S. Ashford and daughter Ethel.
visited Mr.. Berry's sister. Flora Brown
at Carthage Saturday. making the trip
| N Mr mt rot IaH,
/ afternoon.
Miss Pauline Reed of Richmond is
| visiting her cousin. Miss Rena Ash
| ford.
During the shower Saturday light
| ming struck several telephone poles in
this vicinity and burned out number
Of receivers. Vegetation is looking
| fine since the shower.
SIDNEY.
| WEST.-A very large and apprecia-
tive audience gathered at the Baptist
church Sunday afternoon to listen to
! Miss Ina Ash. who spoke from l Cor.
| 1921. Miss Ash will be present at the
mid-week service on Thursday even
| ing.
Alonzo c. Case and two daughters.
| Ada Harriet. and Florence Estelle. of
Brooklyn, n. Y, recently spent a day
| in Sidney calling on relatives and old
| friends. Sidney was the birthplace of
| Mr.. Case, and he delights always in
! visiting the home of his boyhoOd. 1t
| has been the privilege of the FAM
| lily to travel abroad extensively, hav-
| ing visited the countries of Sweden.
| Germany. Italy. Austria. Switzerland
and France Mr.. Case and family
| spent the last three winters in Dres-
den. Germany. that the daughters
might have the best of advantages
| in music and art. Mr.. Cases summer
! home is at Atlanta Highlands. New
| Jersey.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Archibald of Mt.
| Vernon visited Sunday Mrs. Archi-
| bald's brother. Charles Wells.
Miss Edna Mills went to Augusta
| Saturday to visit her sister. Miss
| Bessie Mills.
Hazel Richards of Augusta has been
| the guest of her cousin, Olive Smith.
| Master Neddie Church of Hallowell
is spending a week with his aunt. Mrs,
Bert Trask.
The many friends of Mrs. Arthur
Lyon are pleased to know she has re-
turned to her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Pitt Lyon and daugh-
ter, Jennie, and little grandson, Law
renee, of the River road. have been
guests of Henry l.. Ward.
AlonZo c. Case of Blooklyn, n. Y,
and two daughters recently visited in
the home of c. II. Lovejoy.
Mr. and Mrs. Madison Bean of Au-
gusta and son. Harold. are at their
summer home at Sidney Corner for a
few months.
Miss Alice G.. Taylor is home for d
weeks vacation.
jefferson Adell has new Sharples'
separator installed.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Scribner of Au-
gusta were callers at Alex Mills, Sun
day
WAYNE.
A pretty wedding occurred at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ Pike.
July 2S. when their daughter, Mabel
Charlotte, was married to Wiltred
Campbell Robertson of Monmouth.
They will reside in Monmouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee are stopping at
Mrs. Lees parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
NJ. Pike.
Rev Mr. Ottman VIII occupy the pull
pit at the Baptist house. Sunday. Aug
Z.
PITTSTON.
EAST-The recent death of Miss
Ella Emerson at Sheepscot though
not unexpected brought sadness to her
many friends in this village where
she had lived for many years. The
funeral was held at the Methodist
church in Sheepscot. and the services
were conducted by Rev. G. j. Palmer,
former pastor of Miss Emerson s
| The burial was at Whitefield.
Miss Ida Dow returned Friday from
visit with relatives in Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Walker. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen of Boston. ac-
companied by their chauffeur were
the guests of relatises in this place
| last week.
John PIummer of Galesburg. Mlch'.
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