Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-12
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Steele OF Lisbon
were in this vicinity Wednesday.
Mrs. Fred j. Roberts was the guest
of Mrs. l.. a. Bard "Wednesday.
]. O. Roberts, who has been very III
with throat trouble, is very much IN
proved in health.
Mrs. John Blake and daughter Car
RE were the guests Of Henry Webber
and family Wednesday.
There is quite demand for COWS.
John F. Buker will show his Guern-
seys at Bangor fair Aug. 25-24.
BoWDolNHAM.
Mrs. A. F. Reeve and children, who
| have been spending few weeks at
Long island. \. Y, vii return home
| Friday.
William Tasker of Winthrop. Mass
| snent Friday with Rev j. +. Clancy
| and family.
Miss Flora Ames of Kenduskeag,
Me-, who has been enjoying a Visit
| with J. H. Ames and family will re-
turn home Tuesday.
| The concert given Wednesday even
| ing at the Town hall for the beneht
of the Soldiers Monument was pro
nounced success and neat sum Oh
money was obtained. Those VINO rem
| dered solos were f. A Gay, Edward
| Russell. and Miss Lottie Blake. Inc
| quartet composed of Mr.. RusseH TENOR
Lotte Blake soprano, Mrs. Russell alto'
| and F. A. Gay soprano was particularly
effective. Miss Cecile Browne. violin
ist. with Mrs r. a. Gay as accom-
PIANIST, was enthusiastically received
by the audience.
| The Kitchen Orchestra was the hit
of the evening and caused merrlment.
In the orchestra was portly full
faced man who seemed to be turning
hurdy -gurdy which looked like an egg
beater. The harp was wonderful
creation ingeniously constructed OF
mop, broom and clothes line.
The audience was charmed with the
exquisite music of the orchestra. Much
credit is due to the visiting friends
who gave their valuable services.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. J. Sangster of Port
land are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
| Ferguson.
The congregation at the Methodist
church last Sunday was exceptionally
| large Special music was rendered.
| Mrs William Tasker and Miss Lottle
| Blake sang q duet; Miss Blake and
f. a. Gay of Boston sang solos. The
pastor preached on the open Books.
| The attendance at the Sunday school
was large.
| w. 3. Kendall, who has been con-
| fined to the house for several weeks
| is slowly recovering. His many friends
| hope to see him out in few days.
| A pretty wedding occurred at the
| home of Rev. George Powers Wednes-
| day evening. Appleton Nj. Graves of
| Topsham and Miss Ethel Payne Of
| Lynn Mass, were united in marriage
Mr.. Powers, uncle of the groom, per-
| formed the ceremony
WOOLWiCH.
Rev. c. f. BouSfield and family are
spending :: few weeks at Charleston.
Mrs. F. H. Snipe of Arrowsic Fore
side, has returned home after week 3
visit with her brother.
one of our oldest citizens, Henry
Card. who has had several shocks, has
had serious i'll turn.
Mrs Margaret Preble Hilton has ar
rived home from the Maine General
hospital last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard B. Reed took |
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week. |
Miss S. Thorndike of East Thomas |
ton Is the guest of Miss Sadie F. Bag
ley. Miss Bagley goes to Richmond,
Kentucky. in September, where she |
has a position in the Madison Female |
Institute as teacher of music.
Mrs. Ambrose McFadden of Bath |
has been visiting relatives in town
this week.
A very enjoyable lawn party was
given by Mrs. Della p. Card Wednes-
day evening.
D. Judson Hathorne sold a COW and
calf for $40 recently.
The d. F. d. Club gave The Mod
ern Sewing Society," followed by
bouquet in Tuessic Hall, Wednesday
evening.
Miss Adelaide Brown, deaconess.
spoke in town last Sunday.
One Of those popular clam bakes at
Montsweag will be held in the near
future
Mrs Maria Wright of Wiscasset, has
been the guest of her son. Charles. the
mailo arrier the past week or two
The Robbins Lumber Co. is shipping
their large stock of lumber, and Dana
teams are busy hauling wood to the
landing to be transported to Bath.