Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-17

| MI. nnt MTS. ASA htOTc rave re
lturlIet: to Vienna, their native town. t
reside, after an absence OF 40 years II
Lowell. Mass. Their friends are de
ligatt, to welcome them back home.
| Adelbe-t Dyer and Mr. and Mrs. Lo
ren Dyer of Portland will be guests Of
| Mr.. Til oetts for two weeks at Wesley
CCr'stocks cottage near Parker's Pond
MI and Mrs. w. A. Newth of Stone.
| ham Mass, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
| Alvin Butler.
| Miss Carrie Hall is employed at Tie
Mt. Vernon House.
| The Mt Vernon baseball team played
with the ReadfielGs Saturday Afternoon
at ReadtielG Corner. In the last half OF
the sixth inning, through disagreement
| the game was forfeited to Readfield
the score standing TO 5.
| Chester Childs is passing a few days
in Monmouth.
| Mrs. H. X. Luce made trip, Satur-
| day, 10 Readficl1
Mrs Noyes of Bangor is visiting he1
sister, Mrs. Elmer Ward.
The Mt. Vernon Grange held it's reg
| ular session Saturday. Aug. 49, it being
an all-day meeting with picnic dinner
| The Grange endorsed the Direct Pri-
! mary. The literary program included
| the topic. Weeds and How to Destroy
| Them discussed by Worthy Master W.
| D. Archibald, J. A. Rundlette and 9th
ers.- Remarks Tor the good of the order
were made By Mrs. George Bent; Mrs.
Sophia French gave q reading: Long
fellows poem, 1.-The Builders" was
| rendered by Elmer H. Weber; ]. A.
Rundlctto acclaimed Caesars De-
fence" The next meeting will be held
in the evening of Aug. 81. There will
be work in the First and Second de-
grees.
Mrs. L. d. Hall is ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Webber and
Miss Helen are passing few days at
Old Orchard.
w. +. Carson made business trip
Saturday to Realfcld.
Rev. Sylvester kimball the eVange-
list who is travelling with the Gospel
Wagon held services in the NJ. E.
church: on Thursday evening and on
Mount Vernon Square Friday evening
He was assisted by Rev. l.. r. Swan
and Rev. r. w. Klein.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Elliott Damren
passed Sunday with their uncle, Sam
uel Smith of Readfield.
Edward Simpson is passing his vaca-
ton with his aunt. Miss Melvina Brain
erd. Mr.. Simpson has been a letter
carrier in Marlboro. Mass. for twenty
five years. .-t
MIR. and Mrs John E. Bean have re-
turned from weeks visit with friends
at Long Island. Portland Harbor
Mrs. Nancy y. Brarlford of Fayette
iS inc ut lin
Miss Gertrude House of Lynn, Mass.
is visiting her aunt Miss Melvina
Brainerd.
Mrs. Glenn Tilton of Exeter. N. H..
and Mrs. Llewellyn Sherburne of
Readticld. arc visiting their nelrepw,
Maynard Sherburne.
Miss Alberta Brown Of Haverhill
Mass, is passing he" vacation with her
sister. Mrs. H elry Mooers
Mrs. Angie Jewell and sister Clara
wood. OF Augusta. are visiting Mr.. aud
Mrs. Alonzo r. Carson.
Mrs. pom"roy cf Lewiston is the c,ie s..
of Mrs. Hattie ID. Burbank
Mrs. Sullivan OF Portland is passing
y few weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Tho
mas McQnaide.
The next regular meeting of Vernon
Valley Chapter q. f. S. No. 6S, will be
held on Aug. ~ A large attcn4Ianca
is desired as it is expected that many
members will be present who are in
town only during their summer vaca-
tons
CHELSEA. ~
Airs. Dora LaWrenc. very pleasantly
entertained ner class Of Sunday school
scholars. and also class No. at her
home on the Gardiner road last We'd
npsuaN afternoon Thosn two c,asco~.
az" known as the "Willing Workers"
md tho Good Cheer Jr's' respectiveiv
and upon their arrival at Mrs. Law
rence's, they formed in line with their
banners and flags and marched to g
large field close by the house. where
the. INDUCED in all kinds of merry
games. and enioyed the swings ETC.,
which had been pat up in the wood ad-
Joining. At four o'clock they returned
to the house and We're served with ice
cream and cake. on the lawn. To say
they all had a good time. would he put
ting it mildly, and it WAS happy par
t. that started for their several homes.
all declaring that they were glad they
were members of the Sunday school.
ard especially of Mrs. Lawrence's
class.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Thompson enter
tanned the members of Chelsea Grange
and neighhors. at their pleasant home
last Saturday evening Mrs Thomp-
son has recently had new player pia-
no placed in her home and the evening
was made very enjoyable in listening
to the fine selections rendered on thu
instrument. There was. also singing by
the company. and solos by Messrs H.
r. and Earle Hayes. Mrs. George
MaIaney and Mrs. G. II. Rouse Re-
fresnnlents were served. and the even
ing proved most delightful one to all
present.
G. F. Page is confined to the house
with an abscoss in. the throat. and is
quite i'll. His many friends wish him
n speedy recovery.
Warren Morse who has been the
guest of his aunt. Mrs. c. Fl. Rouse,
for the past week. returned to his home
ill Lynn. Mass. on the boat Monday
The many friends of Miss Lefty
Searles. formerly of this town. who has
been critically i'll at DR.. Kings hos
pitdl in Portland. will be rejoiced to
leorn that she is much improved and
will probably gog to Par Harbor this
week to remain with her brother. Hon.
Thomas searles, while convalescing.