Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-24
KENNEBEC
CHELSEA.


Miss Fannie Collins and Bert Collins
gave a Lawn party at the home OF
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs A. F. p
Collins, on the Gardiner road. last
Thursday evening A merry party of
young people We're their guests. and
most enjoyable evening was passed in
playing games. Refreshments of ice
cream and cake were served and the
company united in voting their young
host and hostess royal entertainers
The W. A Club was delightfully."- en-
| tertained by the president. Miss Tilla
| Lawrence. at her pleasant home last
| Wednesday evening. Nearly all the
members were present. and the even
| ing was thoroughly enjoyed with
music. all kinds of parlor games, and
| delicious refreshments of cocoa. cake,
| fruit and fudge. On Saturday evening
| the 9th will be held the regular
monthly business meeting of the club
| at the chapel followed by a social
| hour. and every member should be
| present. Plans are to be made for an
outing to be taken by the club in the
| near future.
| Mr. and Mrs. j G Morang and Miss
Grace Morang went to Washington
| last Saturday to occupy their cottage
on the campground there. and ENJOY
the meetings now being held
Mrs A. E. Collins Of Gardiner pass
! ed few days last week with her sis
ter Mrs. Patrick Hayes.
| Miss Mary Searles. who has been
visiting her grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs f H. Collins for several weeks.
| So, -,.it
with relatives before returning to her
home in Bar Harbor.
Mrs Minnie Sibley and Miss Hattie
! Farnham of Augusta were guests of
Mr. and Mrs George Morgan a few
| days last week
| Mr. and Mrs. ". X. Thompson and
family are frustrating at their cottage
at New Harbor for week or 10 days.
They have as guests relatives from
Massa chusetts.
Mrs. George Bondway and children
| passed a day or two at Richmond
campground last week. the guest of
her mother. Mrs Clark
| O. E Farnham of Augusta was call
ing on relatives in town Sunday
Earle Hayes and David Hayes pass
| ed Sunday with friends at Capitol Is
land.
| Mrs. K. B. Capen of Stoughton.
Mass, is the guest Of Mrs. Z. c. Leigh
ton in this city. Mrs. Capen was one of
| the first noble grands of r. B. Capen
| Rahekah Lodge and will be present at
| this evenings meeting. Many old
friends will be pleased to greet her.
| Mr. Soule. the new superintendent of
the corn factory in Gardiner. was in
town last week looking after his in
| terests here.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Savage. Mr.
and Mrs r. V. Morgan and Mr.. and
| Mrs Charles Malaney attended the
campmeeting at Richmond Sunday.
| Miss Lucy Hayes passed several
days last week with friends in Gardi-
| ner.
Bert Collins and Roy Harris have
gone to Pine Plains, \. Y. with Co. A
| of Gardiner.
Mr.. and Mrs. H c. Lawrence and
| William Lawrence visited the camp
meeting at Richmond last week.
| Miss Helen Clark of Whitefield and
Miss Ruth Burke of Dorchester Mass.
were guests of Miss Fannie Collins
| last week.
| w barrett mas sou MS pace VII
the Gardiner road. and moved to Ran
dolph Monday. Mr.. and Mrs. Barrett
weer good neighbors and have a large
circle of friends in town who will re
Eret their departure. A Mr. Sproul Of
| Windsor has purchased the place and
will occupy it very soon.
| Mrs Fannie James of Randolph and
| Mrs. \. A. Seymour and children of
| Somerville. Mass. were guests of the
| formers daughter, Mrs. a r. 2. Col
Inns. last week.
Miss Grace Thompson and James
| Thompson have arrived home from
| their vacation passed at their cottage
at New Harhor.
| W. ;. Powers visited relatives in
Bath and vicinity recently. taking his
| first vacation for many wears He had
an enjoyable trim
| party of Massachusetts people are
| enjoying country lite at the pleasant
home Of Mrs. Octavia Morrell. In the
party are Mr. and Mrs. NJ. ]. Muldoon
and Miss Rita Muldoon Of Brighton.
Mass. and Miss Annie Mcdonald Miss
May and Willie Mcdonald of Rosin-
dale. Mass
Mrs. Arthur \. Douglass, Miss Mu-
riei and Master Chester and Norman
Douglass and Miss Eva Morang went
to Needham Heights. Mass, Monday
for visit with Mrs Douglass sister.
Mrs. Fred Webb. formerly of Gardiner.
MONMOUTH.
EAST-Harry Merrill took a party
of men from Longwood Inn. Winthrop
Center. out fishing in Annabessacook
lake recently. They We're out about
three hours and caught fine string
of eight bass. weighing from / 1-3 to
3 pounds and good sized pickerel
The party consisted of Rev w. F.
Warren Peabody. Mass. Henry Bean.
New York City. NJ. Fl. Parker. Jr. New
York City. Rev Arthur Baldwin. Fall
River. Mass.
Mrs. James Sanborn has returned
from a weeks visit in Auburn