Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-31
the BAPTIST church viii meet next
Thursday. Sept l.. with Mrs. Edgar E.

Thursday. Sept. l, with Mrs. Edgar E
| Robinson.
I Next Saturday afternoon at O'Clock
| the MONTHLY Conference Meeting of the
BAPTIST church will be held.
Rev. Mr. Swan and fami!., are ex-
pected home from campme citing earl.
, this week and services at the Metho-
i dist church are to be resumed.
Br. Wood is transferring his practice
to 8. l.. Fairchilds, NJ d., of Allen
| wood, Pa. who arrived with Mrs. Fair
| chihlS last week.
| q. :. w. Ladd is making another
| w~eH- end visit 1t Wilton.
| Htrs. .|cttie Gordon went to Winthrop
| Saturday to attend the funeral of Mrs
.. M. Galley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo White left Mon.
| day fer Vermont where they will yisf,
| relatives for three weeks.
| Warren w. Weber is passing a few
| days with Mr.. and Mrs. F. Elliott Dam.
| rem.
| Ferdinand Jordan of Wilton was in
towh Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Holden Elms of Melrose
Mass, IS visiting Mrs Ella Phifbrick
i A@'i'Ni - ''0cOSi has eUeoH oleCUpO
principal of the Hollis High school. The
| Term will commence Sept s.
| WEST-Mr. and Mrs. H..V. Smith OF
| Belgrade Depot were in town Sunday.
| Miss Dorothy Smith has gone to Bel
grade Depot to visit her brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Peachy were
guests Sunday of Mrs. Peachey's moth
| er
Eugene Foss was in Augusta Mon
day.
| Mrs. w. Ferrand and daughters, have
returned home from Livermore Falls,
| SOUTH-E. NJ. Spencer of Boston
Made short visit with his sister. Mrs.
Q. L. Dunn. of Maple Grove farm. re-
| naming over Saturday and returnino
| Sunday.
f. P. Fogg Of Boston is the guest Of
ms brother, {. E. Fogg, at the farm
home here.
Chas. Hutchinson and Philip Walters
are working on the State road.
MRS. Alice B.. Hall is in Portland and
vicinity for short visit
vAssALeoRo.
The Vassalboro Current Events Club
will meet with Mrs. Anna Marden the
second Thursday in September instead
of tie first; owing to the absence Of
Mrs. Marden.
| SOUTH-Miss F. Belle TAYLOR gave a
much enjoyed whist party last Wednes-
day evening with Mrs. Oscar CARPENTER
as hostess. The party was given in honor
OF Mrs. Carpenters granddaughter, Miss
Ida and Edythe Pinkham, of Branch
| Mills After the young people tired of
| whist they enjoyed the delicious heme
| made candy. Miss Taylor will entertain
| the West Windsor baseball team and
their friends the second week in Septem-
| Der.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carpenter. Misses Ida ana
| Edythe- Pinkham. were entertained at
Mr.. Henry Tabor's Saturday evening.
Miss Lottie Warren will teach the Per-
ley school this fall
Mrs. Charles Morse. who visited her
| niece, Mrs Henderson. last week, will
visit her brother in Fairfield Monday and
| Tuesday of this week While there she
will attend the fair.
Lutte Tucker, formerly of Augusta has
| caught 100 large pickerel so far this
| summer, besides large strings of white
perch. hornpout, cells and bass. The last
| three he caught weighed 81 lbs.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Pinkham of
| Branch Mills passed through this place
on their way to visit Mr.. and Mrs Oscar
Carpentet. Misses Ida and Edythe Pink
ham returned to their home with them.
Mrs. F. B. Whitehouse who have been
| visiting her sister in Whitefield. returned
to Waterville with Mr.. Whitehouse Sum
day:~'
George Perkins is living in the Charles
Smart camp.
Mrs. Sabin of Concord, N. H., and her
| son, Fred Sabin of LeOminster, Mass
| are visiting Linwood Sabin.
| Mrs. Andrew Webbers sisters of
Whitefield are visiting her this week
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Adams went to All
gusta Monday.
Mrs. Brown and daughters visited Au-
gusta Saturday.
Miss Clara May Jones of South China
| will teach the Whtehouse school this
| fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crosby were in Waterville
Saturday and attended China campmeet-
| ing Sunday.
Warren Tucker of the Navy is at l.. w.
fuckers for few days.
Charlie Barnes of Watervile spent
Sunday with his sister, Mrs. L. W.
| Tucker. ;
LlTCHFlELD.
CORNER-The Litchfield Academy
| reunion was held here Wednesday.
Aug. a. Many old students came from
| "a distance to enjoy the meeting. The
exercises in the church were very in
teresting and all enjoyed the melting
of old friends. 2
| Sunday Rev. NJ. B. Holmen of the
| Norwegian Mission, Brooklyn, New
York. preached at the Congregational
church. His address was very inter-
esting. A quartette consisting of Mrs.
Ncttie Campbell, Miss katherine Kin
/ drick, George w. Smith and J. E..
| Chase gave some very appropriate Sc
| lections, which were much enjoyed.
Miss Angie Starbird presided at the
organ.
Miss Anna E. Smith of Brooklyn,
| N. Y, is visiting her uncle, Dea. p. II.
Smith.
| Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Starbird and
daughter. Miss Angie, and M. F. Rob-
inson are staying at the Robinson
homestead.
Mr. and Mrs Percy Parker of Lew