Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-07-14

Mr. and Mrs. Will Colburn of Wal
than, Mass. are the guests of Mrs. M
F. Perkins.
Kew. H. McGraw of North Waldoboro
was the guest of Dr. w. F. Brown
Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. M M. Small and daughter
Ferne are visiting Mrs. Smalrs mother
Mrs. FIVE at Freedom.
Edwin Weeks celebrated his eighth
birthday by entertaining his school
friends
Merrill & Pierce are getting along
finely on their new house.
Fred Moody has purchased an auto
Byron Proctor. the youngest son of
MIR. and Mrs. Lewville Proctor. who
mas peen very i'll, is slowly recovering.
sunday was the hottest day of the
season, 1t being 80 degrees in some
places.
The Busy Bee Society was entertain
ed ey Mrs. H. ]. White Thursday at
ternoon. July I. Twelve members and
TOUR visitors were present On July u
ana Aug. the society will meet at the
Maple Grove Campground to make
ready the ground and buildings for the
camp'neetirg which is to begin Aug. s.
MONMOUTH.
| EAST-Mrs. Irene Robinson Of Au
burn is visiting her brother, Daniel
Folsom
Mr.. ard Mrs. Will Tinkham of Bid
deford are passing a few weeks at their
| farm
| "A very pleasant afternoon was pass
ed at Frost chapel Tuesday, July r..
| nf hn
ing is the program: Roll call. respond
| ed to by quotations.: music by chorus:
| business routine; very interesting
and instructive paper Land of the
| Midnight Sun read by Mrs Allie Per
kins: reading from "Thelma." by
| Mrs. Sylvia Hall was much enjoyed by
all present. Mrs Nellie Sanborn and
Miss Edith Macomber played some
| fine piano solos AS is was Mrs George
Macomber's birthday she was invited
| to the presidents desk, and presented
| by Mrs. Mabel Blake. in behalf of the
auxiliary with a beautiful bouquet of
pansies. her favorite flower. also a
birthday souvenir hook. Mrs Ma
| comher was then called to slide win
| dow where several express packages
| from friends and relatives and many
| post cards We're handed to her. Mrs.
| Macomber expressed her thanks and
appreciation for her gifts in few we'll
/ chosen words. Refreshments of ice
cream and cake We're served.
NORTH-George A. Lindsay was very
/ badly scalded Monday by the manhole
Of the boiler in J. Fl, McTlroy's Son &
Cos. mill blowing out. He was scald-
| cd on the stomach Mr.. WcIlrOy fear
| ed an explosion and requested all the
| employees to leave the mill at once.
| WI Oh they did. with no accident
Mrs Clyde Higgins. who has been
| the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Halo
we'll for some weeks has returned to
| her home in Auburn
Frank Peaslee has gone to Somer-
| vile. Mass, to move his family here.
They are expected Thursday.
Mrs Sarah Chandler. who has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Fred
Rearce. o. Winthrop returned to her
| home Tuesday.
| Rev. Mr.. Maxwell and family of
| Somerville. Mass. are settled on their
farm overlooking Wilson lake, They
are much pleased with their purchase.
| G. T., Hammond went to Paris last
SATURDAY. to attend the funeral of his
niece. who fell from load of hay and
| broke her neck.
| Richard circuit has SOLD his house
and lot to Mrs. Clara F.. Whitcomb OF
Auburn Mr.. circuit will move to the
eastern part of the State.
| SIDNEY.
| WEST-Mr. and Mrs. Edward McFar-
land of Augusta recently visited Mr.. and
! Mrs Charles Stratton.
| Norris r. Taylor of Brockton, Mass.
| is passing a few days with his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs E. r. Swift,
| Geo. Hallowell of Waterville. and
brother, A. r. Hallowell of Salem.
Mass. were callers at c, Fl. Lovejoy'
| Tuesday.
| Ethel Church. the little daughter of
| Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Church of Halo
| we'll, is visiting her aunt. Mrs Bert
| Trask Miss Ethel was present in the
| primary Sunday school class Sunday
| afternoon,
Roberta and Pearl Flagg of East Bos-
| ton arrived here last Friday and are
| stopping at their old home, with Miss
| Ellen Lyon Their many friends are de-
lighted to see them and to have them in
their place in the Sunday school again.
| ROYAL Costley of Waterville closed a
successful term of school here July J.
! The graduates from this school were
| Rosa Mills and Esther Trask
| Harold Henderson of Gardiner is
| spending his vacation with relatives. Mr..
and Mrs Clarence Richardson.
Misses Nice and Lena Taylor. Mrs.
| Clarence Freeman and daughters. Mabel
| and Jennie of Augusta. were visitors In
| the home of G.. II. Lovejoy last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tichols of Prov-
dence r. L. are at their summer home
| at Sidney Corner for the month of July.
| Mrs Nichols kindly sang THE Beautiful
| Isle of Somewhere at the preaching SER
vice Sunday afternoon at the Baptist
church.
Rev Perley f. Miller will be absent
| from the pulpit at the Baptist church
| Sunday, July H.
| Mrs Frank Alexander and son Regi-
| Maid of Washington. p. c.. attended the
| services at they Baptist church Sunday
afternoon,
The mid week prayer meeting will be
held as usual at the church Thursday
ALBION.
Mrs Eastman of Gardiner visited rela-