Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-09-07

for the fine entertainment and dinner
was next IN order.
Tables and seats had been arranged
ana the good things taken from box
and basket and spread thereon. while
some family groups preferred to sit on
the turf and enjoy with relatives the
good Things prov ided. Ball games fol
lowed b. boys and girls for awhile,
then 4 move was made to the moving
picture tent. Ehicn was of interest.
The superintendent had arranged a lot
If prize contests that were amusing.
The prize for the fastest t&iker, man
or woman. was Won by Rev. II. \. Cliff
ford The prize for the best made
square patch work was awarded IL
Winthrop Yeaton OF Bangor. prize. a
spool If thread. The winners in this
races by boys, jumping contests. pea
hut hunt, stringing pop corn ana other
contests each drew 4 prize.
Island Park was voted an ideal spot
ct which to- held a Sunday school pic
mic. Rev. II. \. Clifford and family
We're given a motor boat excursion
down the lake and enjoyed the view
Very much.
FAYETTE.
The funeral OF Mrs Amanda Kent
wife of the late f. II. Kent, who dice
nesday at her house at Fayette Cor
ner.
W. w. Grover has sold his farm and
is moving to East Livermore.
Maynard Severance has sold hi
farm to a party from New Jersey
Mrs. H J. Tuck was called tc
Farmingdale Saturday by the illness
Of her mother.
More oats We're raised this year than
last and what have been thrashed turn
out we'll
:. Fl. ]. Berry is somewhat better
but is still confined to his room.
LlTcHFIELD.
PLAINS-Josiah Nltting of Wash :
inston. p. g., was among the visitors
at the Plains church. SUNDAY.
Mrs. ]. N. Swarm of Portland is
visiting at Isaac F. Laoham's.
Mr., and Mrs. F. j. Small of old
Town are visiting their uncle. Dea. A
l.. Small.
VASsALBoRo.
NoRTH-The new corn factory just
built BY the Burnham Morrill, Co. OF
Portland vii be started Wednesday
morning.
Miss Springer. a Deaconess Of the
Methodist Episcopal church. occupied
the pulpit of the Methodist church on
sunday very acceptably.
Tie mills ana stores were closed in
the village on Thursday and nearly the
whole population attended the fair in
WaterVilie which was pronounced by
all to he the very best in its history
Russell Weeks has been hauling the
winters supply of coal from the Vas
salloro station to oak Grove Semi
nary.
Aiisa Edith Cook returned to the
school work in Brockton Monday, af-
ter passing her vacation at her old
home
Elton f. Aver who has been at home
for u week, returned to his work in
Hartland. Monday
+. e. Clifford was one Of the unfor-
tunate ones at the lair, losing his
pocket hook with upwards of $50 in it.
WINsLoW.
Miss Beulah Williams of Augusta
was the guest OF Mae Nichols last
week.
Miss Mac Nichols went to Benton
Saturday 70 spend few days with
relatives in that place
Fred Bailey has recently been suffer
ng from an abscess which was removed
Sunday by Drs. Cragin and Downs.
He is Under the care of a trained
nurse.
+. w. Towle is constructing a cellar
Tor storing apples and potatoes.
LiTCHFlEtD.
STEVENTOWN-Mrs Robert Bel
yea and little son, Florizel, left Mon
lay for a visit at their former home in
VI ontcello, Aroostook county
Misses Ethel B. and Marion E. Nc
Williams of Boston, who have been
guests of Mrs. j. f. Small the past
week, returned home Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. George O. Elume. who
ire guests Of Mr.. and Mrs alonzo
lowell over SUNDAY, returned to Pos-