Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-12
kENNEBEC
BELGRADE,

MISS Eva NJ. eaton returned 10
Providence. r. l.. Saturday. after d
few weeks vacation.
The many friends of Clyde u. Yea
ton will be pleased to learn that he has
returned from the Augusta City Hos
ptal much improved in health.
About 10 couples attended the con-
cert and dance given Wednesday even
ing by the Belgrade band.
| The Ladies' Orchestra will give a
concert and dance Oct 10. Refresh
| ments will be served.
Miss Nora Chandler spent Saturday
and Sunday with her parents Mr.. and
| Mrs. Samuel Chandler.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Justin Penney and son
| of Boston, are guests of their brother
| Newton Penney. Mr. and Mrs. Pen
ney made the trip in their auto.
Bonnie Hewitt and Herbert Thing
went to Portland last week for the
winter. where they will attend bust
ness college
| Miss Donna Yeaton went to Lewis
ton. Wednesday, where she will re-
sumo her studies at Bates, class 1912
Charles B. Stuart went to Portland
Monday, where he will attend business
college.
| Paul Yeaton, Bates, 1912, returned
TO Lewiston Monday, after a weeks
| vacation.
Rev. Mr.. Herrck of Hallowell occu-
pied the pulpit at the Old South
church Sunday afternoon.
Miss Nancie Chandler was q bust
ness caller in Watervile Tuesday
MT. VERNON
MI. and Mrs. Il. Il. Cram ana Miss
| Gertrude Hopkins went northward in
| the latter's auto Thursday to look for
| deer. The time of their return is in
| definite
Mrs Etna Tibbetts went to Portland
| on the early train Monday morning
called there by dispatch announcing
the illness of her daughter, Mrs. c. w
Whittier of that city.
Mr. and Mrs. J. a. Rundlette returned
home Sunday in Mr.. Russ automobile
from Madison. 1t is reported that Mr.
Rundlette stood the journey very well
and is recovering from the effects of be-
ing thrown from his carriage some
weeks ago
Mr.. and Mrs. Jarvis l.. Tyler and
daughter Maxine, and Mrs. and Mrs.
Charles Pierce of Pennington. were
guests Sunday of Mrs. Alice B. Tyler.
Amity Rebekah Lodge of Mt. Vernon
visited the Wilton Lodge of Rebekahs
Tuesday evening and exemblified the
work of the order there.
Mrs. George O. Wells has been elected
delegate to the convention of the Grand
7 I'd Of he. 70 no hel
in Portland.
Jarvis l.. Tyler has recently accepted
a position as assistant cashier in the
Peoples National Bank of Pennington.
Mr.. Blanchard of Cumberland was the
guest over Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. w.
O. Parlin.
Mrs. Dora c. X. Parsons returned Sat
urday from d weeks visit with friends
in Augusta. During the week Mrs. Par
sons attended the Baptist State conven-
ton in Augusta and the O. E. S. school
of instruction in Waterville. She also
visited Rose of Sharon Chapter, o. E. S.
in Augusta
Mt. Vernon Baptists were we'll repre-
scented in Augusta last week, by Rev. F.
W. Klein. Mrs George o. Wells. Mrs
Dora c. r.. Parsons. Mrs. r. II. Jacobs
and others. The sessions were reported
to be most interesting and helpful. Sew
former Mt Vernon pastors and thelr
families, whom it is always pleasure
to meet were present
EAST masquerade ball at Turner
hal, Friday evening, Oct. IA. Prizes
will be awarded for the best dressed
gentleman and lady, also the most
comically dressed couple. Good music
and an oyster supper will be served.