Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-07-06
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Mrs. Gertrude Nelson, teacher at carr >
Corner. held very interesting exercises
al the school Friday afternoon consisting
of dialogues, eharades and recitatio"s,
which gave much credit to teacher ana
pupils and interested many visitors JIM
mic Studley, Inza Soule and Charlie stud
ley were not absent or tardy throughout
the 10-weeks term.
Mrs. Win Chadwick, teacher OF the
Center, had pleasing exercises at her
school and an ice cream sale Friday even
ing which was a success financially and
socially.
Myrtle Jellison and Hazel Pomeroy Of
Waterville were guests of Mr.. and MRS.
Ralph Strout over the Fourth.
Mrs. NJ, NJ. Moulton of Lynn was at Mr..
and Mrs. Bowler's several days last week
to visit her grandson, Justin Kinsley.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Briden of Central
Falls, r. l., are visiting at Mr.. and Mrs.
Prince Jones'
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Hussey aud Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Varney were at George
and Charles Osgood's Sunday
Mrs. Frances Sylvester and Mrs. Alice
Rowe Of Newton, Mass, are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Arnold They will
also visit at Rufus Rowe's, who remains
very ill.,
Emma Nelson went to her aunt's, Mrs.
Emma Carr, in Albion, Saturday. to pass
a few weeks
MI and Mrs Frank A. Marden Of Vas
salboro visited Mr.. and Mrs Aionzo Mer-
r1held few days last week DR.. and Mrs
Nelson of China, Mrs. Frank Wood and
daughter passed the Fourth at Mr.. Merri-
fields
James Black had the misfortune to
have young heifer break her leg last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Black of Ma
ron. Mass. came to pass the Fourth at
'heif parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Black
Mrs. S. f. Young was at VIM Osgood'
July 4 and S.
Nelghpors were called to Mr. and Mrs
Horace Blacks Saturday evening To
watch the blooming Of their magnificent
hlght blooming cereus. Nine blossoms
were unfolded that evening and several
others had blossomed during the week.
charles Studley and family passed the
SABBATH at Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Young's.
MI. and Mrs. Chester Ferris visited at
Samuel Sabin's July 4.
MIS-. Mary Turner and daughter went
to Ocean Point last week. Maude will
remain through the summer season there
BRANCH MILLs-Mr and Mrs.
Frank Young passed Saturday in Wa
terville
Mrs. Lucinda Layton and son Elmer
OF Somervile visited Mrs. Angie Tobey
one day last week. Elder Robert Hall
was there also.
Myrtle CrOmmett closed her school
Friday with fitting exercises by the
children.
Mr.. Clark. who has worked for Wal
ter Tobey the past year, will soon
move away.
Mrs. Hattie Estes and son Stanley
accompanied her sister, Mrs. Grace
Pearce and children to Waterville to
spend a few days with their parents.
Guard Tyler is helping Dean Estes
hay. Several have commenced haying
Lila Tobey entertained the Sewing
Circle July 2. A number We're present
as guests.
Clifton Dove are sick with measles,
Jul OIL e S'iiie' OCtlCi at lIIS WIltiuS.
Annie Dodge, Hattie Dove and son
Edmund are passing week with their
uncle at The Isle of Haul.
T. F. Young passed last week with
his granddaughter, Alice Parmenter
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Moody passed
Sunday with Mrs. Moodys parents at
Whitefield.
Donald Worthing was in Augusta
two days of last week.
Mr. and Mrs., Bateman Wentworth
passed one night of last week with
Mr. and Mrs. j. S. Parmenter, on their
way to her brothers.
Mrs. Will Shuman and little daugh-
ter and Mrs. Sarah Shuman of Week S
Mills. accompanied by Mrs. Doe of
Massachusetts, passed Sunday at A. c.
Does. Mrs. Shuman and Mrs. Doe
will remain for a few days. They
visited Nellie Shuman July 5.
Children's day was observed at the
church Sunday afternoon. Appropriate
exercises were rendered.
The Keller boys from Augusta have
been visiting their grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Shorey
w. o. Rowe is passing a week with
his uncle, G. A. Bradstreet.
Edison Worthing and daughter of Au-
gusta passed July 3 and 4 here Mrs.
Worthing and sons, who have spent a
week here, returned with them
Mrs, Abbie Hisler who has been very
i'll the past 10 days, is quite comfortable
at this writing. Her daughter, Susie
Coombs. is caring for her. Mr.. and Mrs.
Welcome Reed of Weeks Mills and Leslie
Hisler from Whitefield have called there
the past week
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jordan of Mass
achusetts have moved to their new home
on High street
Mrs. Mary Richardson recently visited
her son in Freedom.
Eva Smith of Waltham, Mass. is
spending her vacation with her brother
G. A. Worthing
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. S. Kitchen and sister
Mrs. Eugene Hail. attended the funera,
OF Mrs. Leroy Kitchen in Oakland Sum
day Will Caswell of Augusta returned
with Flora Kitchen Saturday and passed
two days.
A number witnessed tie fireworks IN
the evening Of July on RaiIbridpe hin