Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-04
KENNEBEC
WEEKS MILLS.


Ruel Ellis has moved his portable
cottage from d Y. Whites where he
has been boarding during the past few
months, to the home of his son, Ruel
Ellis, Jr, on the Pond Road.
Miss Flora A. Motherwell and C. H
Stevens of Waterville were Sunday
guests of Mr. and Mrs w. F. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pierce and
child of Boston are the guests of Mr.
oierce's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. w.
Pierce.
Miss Edna NJ. White is at home for
vacation.
Mrs. Horace Cony Of Augusta and
Mrs. Stephen Reaves of Togus were
ecent guests at D. Y. Whites.
Charlie Choate who has been at
work. for parties at Togus has re-
urned home.
Chester Stevens Of Orono was a re-
'ent guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. P.
Mosher
Mrs. Frank d. Malcolm has been
less of her uncle NJ Pinkham.
Stephen Reeves of TOgus was a
Sunday guest of Daniel Y. White.
Mr. and Mrs. f. c. Dudley, Dariago
ire visiting his brother Will Dudley at
Providence, r. I.
G. w. Remission and P. G. Brown
we're in Rockland Tuesday.
The Deed Hill Sunday school held
heir annual picnic at Three Mile
Pond. Winsdor, Friday. 1t was a
,ery enjoyable occasion to both young
md old.
Campmeeting at Maple Grove will
,egin Saturday, August 6. and as
Usual hold over two Sundays.
number of people from this place
attended the funeral of the late Tim
thy S. Harrington at South China.
friends extend sympathy to the sor-
owing family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Estes and Mas
er Ralph passed the Sabbath with
riends at Palermo.
ALBION.
There was large attendance at the
regular meeting of Albion Grange on
Friday evening, July 20. The meet
ng was called to order by Overseer
hammond who called Past Master
Abbott to the chair. AS this was
children's night the following program
was given by the little folks: Recita-
ion by Mildred Hussey and Robert
coffin; song, Marguerite Drake; reel
cations, Susie Hussey and Theresa
iall; piano solo, Louise Stratton
'ecitations, Merl Gerald and Floyd
Abbott; piano solo, Ethel Tilton;
onundrum, Katharine Abbott; song
.ena Buzzell: recitation, Bernard
Ca hilton. 6ial0pIIa
rene Coffin, Ervena Clark. The
,usly applauded. Refreshments of ice
ream and cake We're served in the
timing ROOM.
+READFlELD.
Hon. Edward P. Faunce, who has
,een in failing health for severa
ears, passed away at the residence OF
lis sister, Mrs. E. c. Ambrose al
ieadfield. July Goth. Mr.. .Faunce, IN
il the last two years, was aresiden1
# oxford, where he held many posi-
ions of trust in his town and county
lie was on the board of selectmen OF
lis town for several terms ano
served six years as county commits
,ioner He took an active interest il
II things pertaining to the well-beine
md improvement of his town. MI
Faunce was member of OxforI
lodge, F. & A. NJ, Oxford r. A. c.
Ark Mariners, Portland Commanders
(. T., Kora Lodge of Shriners of Lew
ston, Bunker Hill Lodge. l. O. o. F. O.
harlestown, Mass. G. A. r. Relief
orps and Grange of Oxford.
MT. VERNON.
John j.. Carson has gone to Ocean
ONT 70 pass a few days.
Arson r. Williams has returned
ONE, after a few days visit with
riends in Winthrop.
Miss Annie c. Carson is visiting rela-
ives IN Randolph.
C. W. Mansur made a trip to Port
and this week.
SOUTH-Mr. and Mrs John f. Bear
ere recent callers at L. l.. Johnson's.
Mrs. Samuel Bradley has been assist
,g with the housework at Harry Yves
ms.
Miss Ethel McLocklin of Cambridge
Ass. is stopping at c. A. Hutchin-
on'S.
Philip Walters is at Maple Grove
arm for a short STAY.
w. Webb Trefethen of Kent's Hill
as dinner guest Sunday of his aunt
Irs. Abhie A. Richardson.
Mrs. Remington and sons of Central
Calls. r. l., are expected at Maple
frove farm. where she has been en-
ertained for several seasons.