Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-29

MISS Marina b. henodH mas
from visit to her grandfather. Ethan
Stevens Of Smithfeld.
Della H. Porter attended the dance at
Turner's hall Thursday evening
Mr.. Lovejoy, who has been spending MS
summer vacation at F. 8. McClelIand s.
has returned to Massachusetts.
Miss Irma E. Richardson of Rome Is
visiting at John Damren's.
e. A. Cottie was a business caller In
Augusta last week.
SOUTH.-Mrs. Walter Blen Of Gardi-
ner Is being entertained by Mrs. Emma
Walker at Maplehurst.
A. s. Robinson is suffering, from an
illness which effects the nerve of his arm.
A party from Maple Grove farm enjoy
ed an auto trip Friday to Augusta.
Miss Ida A. Porter will go to New York
to take a position as matron in an insti-
tuition there.
John Halves and Clarence Wentworth
are threshing grain here. The yield IS
good. as is also the quality.
Mrs Susie Chesley of Lynn. Mass, Is
a guest at Ernest Pear!'s.
Mrs John Halves was in Augusta Sat
urday.
Mrs. Samuel Bradley and party of
friends visited Augusta and surrounding
points of interest Friday. making the
trip by trolley.
wEST.-Perley Corliss is in i'll health.
j. w. Dolloff has returned home from
South Chesterville. where ne has been at
work
Michael Conway is at work for limo
thy Currier at East Mt. Vernon.
Victor and Lafayette Anderson. who
have been i'll. are able to be out again
Master Myron Cook it i'll.
LlTcHFIELD.
PLAINS.-Seventeen members of Mys-
tic Chapter. o. E. s.. attended the field
day exercises Thursday at Island park.
Miss Achsa Williams is entertaining
company from Winthrop. Mass.
Mrs. Viola Sweet Of Lewiston is visiting
friends.
]. B. Stevenson of Rumford passed
Sunday with relatives in Litchfeld.
MONMOUTH.
EAST-"A County Fair held by the
lajies of the Auxiliary during the af
ternon and evening Of Aug. "a at Frost
chapel was a great success. The exhib-
it of homemade quilts. puffs. rugs and
fancy articles was very fine. A Sunrise
quilt exhibited by Mrs. n. B. Cram at
tracted much attention. also pink and
white quilt belonging to Mrs. Helen
Jones, made SO years ago. A commit
tee of 10 ladies of which Mrs. Allie Per-
kins was chairman had charge of the
sale.
The vegetable table looked very in
wiling. loaded with all kinds of garden
produce and was presided over by Mrs.
Frank Waugh and Mrs. Herbert Keen
ing. The candy table was in charge of
Mrs. Nellie Sanborn and Miss Helen
Smith Mrs. Cora Chick sold home
cook books. The apron table was well
patronized and presided over by Mrs.
Mabel Thompson. Useful and fancy ar
ticles were sold by the Misses Dorothy
kimhall. Edith and Rena Macomber.
Miss Agnes Howard had charge of the
towel table. At table in the center of
the chapel. which was loaded with cut
flowers of all kinds. the Misses Ruth
and Daisy Cram were making and SELL
ing buttonhole bouquets. Mrs Nellie
Smith, Mrs. Annie Perkins and Miss
Fannie Given were kept busy after
noon and evening serving ice creaf
and cake. Lunch was served to many
patrons from until P. NJ. in a large
tent. The lunch committee consisted of
Mrs. Sarah Willard. Mrs. George Nc
Guigan, Mrs. Edith Robinson and Mrs
Hettie Smith.
The entertainment held in the church
during the evening was one of the bes,
ever given at East Monmouth under
the auspices of the Ladies' Auxiliary
Following is the program: Piano solo.
Miss Pauline Morse; vocal solo. Mrs
York: violin solo. Miss Evelyn Mellen:
reading, Miss Nanette Rogers; piano
solo. Miss Morse; reading. Miss Rog-
ers: vocal solo, Mrs. York: violin solo
Miss Mellen; reading. Miss Rogers:
trombone solo. Albert Prince.
Edward p. Pierce of Maiden. Mass,
Is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. F. K.
Blake.
Mrs w. B. Fowler with three of her
children is passing a few days at her
camp on the shore of Cobbosseecontee
lake Her brother. Fred Kenning of
Boston. is her guest.
Mrs. N. A. Mills and son Wesley of
Lewiston and Alfred Tibbetts are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Perkins.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Stuart Coey of Youngs.
town. N. Y. and Miss Davidson of
Boston. who have been passing several
weeks with the Coey's at Kicker camp
have returned to their homes