Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-07-06
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Mic. Ina Henry closed her schooa III
.,,a avis district Friday and went 10
An.usta Monday, where she has EN- :
.,a.,n,ent In the dry goods store OF
Russell & Weston.
Mr. and Mrs. Alton McKindsiey went
IN Rurnham Saturday to remain ore'
the Fourth. u If
Three little girls from the noi'e -
the Good Shepherd at Gardner
boarding with Mrs. Charles Hharetll
Leslie Lewis and Fred w. LA"ss
vent TO Lewiston last week to atteho
tha republican District convention. #
WHiTEFiELD.
sOJITH-Schooi closed on the
plains Friday with very pleasing eA-
arc;ses bv the children. Miss Venice
Tbaver one of the pupils. will enter
Rridge Academy this fall.
Master Arthur Bradstreet or Sardi-
ner passed the Fourth with reiati'es
in the place.
MFR and Mrs. D. E. Matthews ana
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Matthews and son
were recent guests at the powers
homestead" in Pittston.
Albert Palmer is i'll with the grip
Mr. and Mrs. Ludy Matthews were
peek-end guests of relatives in Gar
diner
George Mcdonald and Mr.. Nichols
80 Ana were at the "Highlands'' Sun
day.
Lon Jewett of Alma, who has recent
ly purchased an automobile OF New
York parties. was cailihs oh
in town the Fourth
Mr.. and Mrs II. E. Palmer MIS-
Katie Palmer and Miss Lillian Jones
visited at the home OF Una bieh III
Dresden the Fourth.
A terrific wind passed through TINS
Mace Monday. nearly running Tue
crons. twisting them SO they lay NAT.
The ground being so dry from TACK OF
rain much damage is looked for. Trees
wore blown down and large branches
from standing trees covered the
ground.
Frank yannah of North Newcastle
.rd Mr. STABLES of Portland were re-
cent visitors at Ludy Matthews.
WALDo8oRo.
Emerson Mayo and family of Rochester
N. Y. arrived in town Thursday morning
IN the early train. After having break
fast with Mrs. E. r. Benner they "eh'
to their summer home at Marten, Me
Mrs Henrietta Frost and son Jesse are
spending a few weeks at their old home
on Friendship street.
Mrs Mabelle Gilman arrived home Sat-
urday. She has been spending a month
in Boston and New York.
Clarence Reed and family Of Bath are
in town. the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. l. G.
Reed.
About 80 of the friends of Mrs. Edna
Reynolds, soloist at the Methodist
church, went Friday evening to her home
on Friendship street and gave her COM
plete surprise. the occasion being Mrs
Reynolds birthday. In behalf of the
company Rev. N. r. Pearson presented
her with a purse of money. Mrs. Ray
nolds responded to the gift in her usual
pleasing manner with few well-choser
words of thanks. The refreshments con-
sisted of cake and delicious ice cream.
The birthday cake was made by Mrs c.
T. Keene. The evening was spent in a
social manner.
Members of Charles Keller Post, G. A
r., Sunday, July 3. attended the Congre-
gational church and listened to an able
address by the pastor Rev Caroline
Lasher. The Waldoboro Band furnished
music for the occasion. After the ser.
vice Mrs. Lasher invited the members of
the post and band to dine at Hotel Wal
doboro as her guests.
William Gleason of South F'ramingham.
Mass, has been spending two weeks in
town. the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Young.