Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-05-11

5.
Miss Ida searles, who was elected SUI
of the Sunday school has
been OBLIGED to resign on account of iii
health. and L. c. Plummer has been
elected to M the place. William Law
perintendent. Mrs. A. L. Hayes and Mrs.
{. H. Rouse were chosen deleoa to the
county Sunday school convention to be
held at Oakland next Friday. the 18th.
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs Patrick
Hayes was the scene of a happy gather
ing of young peonle Saturday evening.
the occasion being the sixteenth birth
day anniversary Of their son, Earle.
the Sunday school class of which the
young host is a member Music, games
of all kinds. and jolly time in general
was the order of the evening. The hang
ing of very dainty Mayba by two
of the young ladies present created lots
of fun, most of the boys joining in the
chase, and upon returning to the house
found the young Nadies;
ments of ices and cake was served dur
ing the evening and at eleven o'clock
the guests returned to their homes vot-
ing the occasion delightful one in every
way. Mr.. Hayes was very kindly re-
membered with a number of gifts from
his young associates.
Mr. and Mrs. George w. Caldwell are
rived last Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Willette are also
receiving congratulations on the birth
Of daughter which occurred last Thurs
READFlELD.
DUNN'S CORNER-Among the
callers at Mt. Vernon village Saturday
were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kimball,
Annie M. Akers and Della n Porter.
Mrs. Fl. Gilman, Mrs. l.. Porter and
Mrs. D. F. Dunn are on the sick list.
Clarence Dunn is having some re-
pairing done on his house. the work
being done by Morris Damren. who
is also building a Colonial piazza on
the house of C. o. Damren.
Next Friday evening, May 10, will
be the last assembly of the dancing
school at Turner's hall. These public
assemblies have been fairly attended
and Mr.. league is expecting this one
to be a success in every way.
NORTH MONMOUTH.
The government has put 10000
salmon trout into Wilson lake, North
Monmouth this spring. ~
c. Z. Towle will goes to Massachu-
sets this week to visit his son and
daughter.
Mrs. e. A. Stockbridge of Yarmouth
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner Seabury
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Higgins of Au-
burn visited Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Hal
lowell and other friends over Satur-
day and Sunday.
Alanson Perry of Winthrop visited
Mr. and Mrs. George Robinson the first
of the week.
Fl. L. and c. r. Prescott, who are
employed in Lewiston, were at their
homes Saturday and Sunday.
Capt. Levi w. Metcalf a Civil War
is in poor health,
w. II. Keith is not able to be out but
very little.
FAYETTE.
Mrs. II. j. Tuck and children went
to Farmingdale last week to visit her
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas II. BODICE of
Augusta visited his mother Sunday.
There will be more yellow corn
planted this year than last and less
sweet corn.
Mrs. Fred Packard of Readfield is
at her fathers n. A. Wells, for a short
time.
SIDNEY.
Mrs. G.. 3. Reynolds visited friends
in Augusta several days last week.
Charles Ellis of Somerville, Mass.
IS visiting his father, Laforest Ellis.
c. f. TillsOn and family of Belgrade
Lakes visited his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. a. Tillson. Sunday.
George Wilson of Quincy Macs ic
visiting at ]. B. Sawtelle's.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Swift of
Waterville were calling on friends
here Sunday.
The little son of Mrs. Angelina
Rounday died Saturday night at the
home of her brother. Eden Writ, after
a short illness with pneumonia. The
were taken to Benton Monday
for burial.
Miss Edythe Tillson passed Sunday
with friends in Augusta.
NORTH-Leslie Bowman returned
from Boston Saturday. where he has
been visiting his daughter. Mrs. Scott
Bowman. He brings the good news of
the arrival of another grandchild.
Miss Ann Taught of Foxboro
Mass. is visiting her brother, Albert
Taught.
Marcellus Springer has recently
sold his house in Newton, Mass, and
moved his family here to his summer
home on account of his health.
Frank Williams and Bessie Kruger
of Waterville passed Sunday at w. p.
Lyons
Frank Bourne has gone to Augusta
to work
Mrs. Charles Waite is visiting her
sister in Bar Harbor fora few weeks.
George C. Robbins was at home from
Augusta over Sunday
Henry Bitteus visited at DR.. Will
liams' recently.
Mrs. Lougee of Augusta is visiting
Mrs. Josiah Soule.
Miss Nina Sawyer, who is training
for nurse at the Maine General hos
pital. Portland. is visiting Miss Lena
Clark
vASSALsoRo.
SOUTH-Mr. and Mrs. ra Perkins of
Augusta were Sunday guests of his
brother. Charles Perkins
Harold Morse and Forest Brown went
to Augusta Monday evening to attend
the drill Of the militia, of which they are
members.