Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-06-15
KENNEBEC
MT. VERNON.

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sioner. with his crew OF men is busy
ii.ploVihs the roads in this section.
hhJah Stevens. and Mrs. Jennie
beane or Smithfield. have been visit.
ing relatives and friends in Fayette
and Mt. Vernon
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Pearl were
callers IN Augusta Thursday
MRS. r. l.. Kendall has been assist
ing in the family of Charles S. Dudley
Mrs. Dudley is i'll,
+. q. Dunn and Louise Dunn were
calling IN friends in Readfield Friday.
FRIENDS OF Louise Jose, will be pleas
ed to hear that she is expected home
July l. for three-months vacation
Gertrude Stevens. who fas been Wis
ting at Mountain View farm, the home
OF her grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Clough, returned to her home in this
place Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Robinson were
business visitors in the Capital city
Tuesday.
EAST. There will be an Antique"
dance at Turner's hall. Friday even
ing. June II. Prizes will be awarded
to the lady and gentleman looking the
Orchestra.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Ingham are re-
ceiving congratulations of their friends
upon the birth of fine daughter,
June IL.
Master Roy Hall has been very ill
with Group.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Turner. Mr. and
Mrs. c. T. Pinkham and Mr.. and Mrs
H. l. Tucker attended Pomona at
Salmon Lake Grange. North Belgrade
Wednesday. A fine meeting was held
and royal entertainment furnished the
visiting patrons.
Miss Ellen TAYLOR was a guest last
week in the family of H. I. Tucker.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Turner visited
their son. Stanley and family Sunday.
H. I. Tucker was business visitor
in Augusta Thursday.
1t is not often that a person is seen
wearing fur coat in June, yet such
a sight was witnessed Saturday. June
II, when our genial mail carrier, l.. B.
Wright, made his daily trip.
BELGRADE.
The young horse of Linn Minot be-
came frightened at an umbrella in the
IdIluS VI MI. ldlilol . ~ Soi 0olu SUM-
Laurence, who was alone in the wagon
and made wild dash up the street
at the Depot. smashing one wheel off
the wagon. Postmaster j. c. Hewitt
made grab at him and getting him by
the head succeeded after being dragged
some distance in bringing him to a
stop. 1t was a brave act OF Mr..
Hewitt's. and averted what promised
to be serious runaway.
A ladies' orchestra, consisting of 70
young ladies of Belgrade Grange. was
organized Thursday evening with the
following officers: President, Celia
TAYLOR: first vice president, Eva Stu
art: second vice president, Edith Aus
tin. Rehearsals will begin as soon as
the Instruments arrive.
Twenty-siX members of Belgrade
Grange attended the meeting OF Ken
nebec Pomona with Salmon Lake
Grange Grange Wednesday. June 8.
Great credit is due the teachers and
students of Belgrade High school for
the fine Commencement exercises when
were given Friday afternoon. The hal
was very prettily decorated with ever
green and the class colors. gold and
white. A reception was given IN ths
evening to members of the school, past
and present with their families and IN
vitcG guests. Cake and punch were
served.
There will he an old folks dance al
Belgrade Grange hall. Wednesday. June
| Is. Two prizes will be given to the
couples dressed the most old-fashioned
The Ladies' Aid of the Old Soutf
church will meet with Mrs. Alice M
Pinkhan1. Wednesday. June Is at
o'clock. A full attendance is desired
as there is business of Importance tc
come before the meeting. If stormy
the first pleasant day.
The Ladies' Aid of the Old SoutL