Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-09-13

VI tHelT age SO smart ana young lOOk'
ing. Mrs. Brann does not seem or lOol
to be a day over sixty. She visited
Boston this summer. While in Vas
salboro they visited Mr.. and Mrs
Jimmy Crosby and Mrs. Emma Brann
Mr. and Mrs Linwood Sabin and
Erlena called on relatives on Cross
Hill, Sunday.
READFIELD.
Miss Annie Mclaughlin and Miss
Hattie Boyson, who have been passing
the summer with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Clough returned to their home in
Cambridge, Mass, last week.
Clyde Dalton. who has been passing
several weeks with his cousin, Clifford
Crossman in Portland. has returned.
w. Fl. Hunt went to Fairfield Friday
to attend the reunion Of the 2lst
regiment, of which he was member
He was accompanied by Mrs. Hunt
Bonnie Hewitt, who has been in Bos-
ton through the season, has returned
home.
Mrs. Frances Hunt, who has been
the guest of her daughter. Mrs. Fred
Heffernan of Augusta. returned sun
day.
Miss Edith Morrow is assisting Mrs
John Knowles of Massachusetts.
The sweet corn shops were opened
Saturday for work and the prospects
: are good for large crop of fine corn.
The managers of the buildings and
grounds of the Kennebec Agricultural
Society here are wen prepared for a
Grand show which will openNTuesday
The Readfeld Grange will contend with
other oranges for prize.
Mr. Tingly is in Vermont this week
showing his fine stock there. HIS
brother from Halton is here for visit
Some of the farmers here are mar
yes.ing and marketing their potatoes
The crop is large and the quality s"o'
but tie price is low.
FAYETTE.
Ivnn Billings Of Providence, r. l., j:
in town for q few days.
II. ]. Tuck is making repairs Oh n'S
house. :,
w s. Hewett hauled the first load Oh
sweet corn that was hauled TO hea"-
field Corn shop, Friday. Sept. 'th.
BELGRADE.
y G. Foster and family. Eva Il
stuart Mabel Page and 'harles .
ctnar+ spent Saturday afternoon ah'
sunday at View Point Camp.
Mice Marion r. Ireland was Week
- ls,,ost AZ the home of Hon. II. n
| Adams. ;.;.;,s
Mrs. Lydia A. Farnham Is NiSi''"s
her son. Will F.. Farnham.
Frank c. Adams. VINO mas zee,
| teaching in the Messalonskee schoo'
has been obliged to give IL up y" az
count of his health. ;.,
Town schools opened last week VIZ
the following teachers: Hlgh, MIS-
| Nuttinp and Marion r. Ieppet.s
raran,,,in. Elsie Lyford; Lowell. Marion
Roland Century. Fife NJ CUMMINGS
nrhitt;er Angie O. Bartlett; Mckinney
| J.ssie NJ. Penney; Lincoln, MISS n,cn
ards. Lakeside, Nora Chandler Mes
4 sa,nns,,ee Frank c. Adams: Washing
ton. Lula M. Elwel' ho bav
i + r.. Pearson and party WIZ IL"
heen at View Point Camp TOT we 20
con have returned to their MONIES d
East Orange. N. j. vii
Tho Third and Fourth degrees WI
H.. worked on a small class next oa'
I,,rdav evening at the Belgrade "rane
nou please bring we'll filed baskets
! r,ro treat is in store for the peoPle
l,o,rroae In the entertainment to be give
rhursdav evening, Sept 10. at beng ao
Grange hall under the auspioe'
Ladies' Aid. Miss Florence bahe' O'''.u
an elocutionist of note, OF hos'oi'' az
Miss Carolyn Yeaton OF Ne" ho'N' ~
mer,v of Belgrade. whose musicai ANN
&c we'll known to all, will assist III y
program 5or,,
THO following numbers will be RENDERED
Sally AIMS Experience, HAM he..,'
| noun tho BARS, Anon; An lnqniSitN
D., t1o,,ey. Expansion Discussed. ny
,,t,a maid from school; (a) Lieberstrau
nocturne, List: OBJ Waltz. G Fiat NJ
;or Chopin: When Malindy Sings Du
har. Mammy's Lii Boy. Edwards go
Ont of Labrador. Parker; Ballao vi
oyster Man, Holmes: (a) Aeohai H.uu
e.t major. Chopin: CD Black ne
Etude Chopin: A Modern Sermon IN co
tnme Riddle. The Trials of Mrs Michi
OGrady: The Low Backed Car, WI
piano ACCOMPANIMENT LAM
Good Night. Goodwin - >,
No Sunday Schooi was
church Sept 4 as many "lsnen ~
tend Lakeside campmeeting' fev' =
HAYDEN will hold services at tne y
South church at P. NJ Sunday. sep
Misses Hazel and Alice ana MAS
Archie Taylor of Augusta VINO Ia
been passing their vacation with inc
aunt. Mrs. c. T. Pinkham. have re'u'"
to their home. 49,,
Mrs Mabel Pray and Mrs. Alice
pinkham were callers Tuesday at y"
Mae Yeaton's. -,
Miss Jessie Penney is teaching the NJ
Kinley school.
Mr. and Mrs L. G. Minot we're ou
mess callers recently in Augusta.
Mrs. Anna Tibbetts and Alice W. I'm
lham were in Oakland Thursday
Nrs M Bickford Is passing =