Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-12

pleased with her singing Sunday evening
at the Baptist church. The chorus choir
from the Methodist church, under the di-
rection of Mrs. o. 3. Harrington, was
also greatly enjoyed. as was the violin
solo by Mrs. Fred Gerald.
Waldo Washburn and family are spend
ing week with Mrs. Washburn's broth
er, A. Doe, and family on the Neck.
Mrs. Sears of Boston is visiting at T.
F. Does.
The W. c. T. U. will hold its annual
apron and ice cream sale Wednesday
evening. Aug. II. at C. A. r. hall
Mr.. Rand and a party of 80 boys from
Massachusetts are at the boys camp on
Foster island this week.
MONMOUTH.
SOUTH-F. ]. Hodgkins, an overseer
IN the Bates mil lat Lewiston, while
out fishing at Lake Tacoma with Mr..
Dlehl, landed 5Epound salmon. 1t
measured IS inches and was a beauty
Mrs. Fred Bolton and daughter of
Boston, who have been paying a visit
at w. j. Potter's, have returned to
their home and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
HOFFMAN and son of New York City
are boarding there for the present
DR. Odiorne of East Pittston, while
bringing a party from Richmond to
Lake Tacoma, broke his touring car
and had it hauled to Mr.. Potter's to
await repairs.
Samuel Odiorne with a friend from
Boston, are at the Odiorne cottage,
Pine point. for the week.
Mrs. Manda Benner was at home for
visit last week. but returned to
Union Saturday, where her son Guy is
preaching
MONMOUTH.
EAsT-Mrs, Myrtle c. Pierce and
daughter, Marion Of Auburn are the
guests of Mrs. f. X. Blake.
Tuesday afternoon the Ladies' Auyil-
iarI entertained the children of the
auxiliary and Sunday school at Frost
chapel. Candy, pop corn. watermelonS
and bananas were served. Quite a dele
cation of children were present and en-
JOY ed the afternoon very much.
Miss Jennie Pierce of New York is
the guests of her sister. Mrs Sarah
Meilen.
Mrs. George Macomber and Mrs Nc
IuSd'l NAVE Htd li'lll NlSlllnS
Mrs Macomber's daughter, Mrs. Allie
Greeley. at Mosquito. Me.
Mrs Louise Norris and daughter.
NORTH MONMOUTH.
The Firemen'S Club entertained 2
arge audience with the presentation of
the dramatic incident in one act. en-
titled Forget Me-Nots." and rollick- |
ng farce in two acts, entitled. THE |
First Impression" hy talented young
ocal amateurs. Libbys Orchestra with |
Miss Gertrude Magee. the accomplish |
I'd pianist of Boston. aided materially |
n the pleasures of the evening by en-
RANGING classical selections. A dance |
after the performance was
he real climax of the occasion.
MT. VERNON.
WEST-C. w. Mansur and Wallace |
Ferrand were recently in Winthrop.
E. S. Virgin of Cambridge, Mass. |
who has been a guest at the home of |
MS sister, has returned to Canton, |
where he is visiting relatives.
Miss Ella Foss has been the guest |
for the past few days of her aunt, Miss |
Smith.
Mrs. Wallace Ferrand. who has been
II for some time past, is able to ride |
out
Mrs. Anna Anderson and daughter, |
Sigue, We're guests Wednesday at the |
nome of Mrs Anderson's daughter, |
Mrs. Dena Peachey of Fayette.
ROME.
Geo. Mosher and family of Connec-
icnt are visiting relatives in town.
Mrs. Harry Yeaton of Lynn. Mass.
las been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Estes for several weeks.
John Young is in very poor health.
Hillside camp is doing rushing
CHELSEA.
Mrs. Fl. ]. Addison of Somerville.
Mass, is on q ten days visit at her
sisters in Chelsea.
READFiELD.
EAST-Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Lord
and son Erwin attended the Kenne- /
Dec Pomona Grange at Sidney, We'd
lesday. -.