Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-06-29
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er. Mrs. Lovina Beals, returned home
with them.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Percy Cram and sor
day light and Sunday with Mr.. Grams
| mother, Mrs. r. A. Cram.
| Charles WaldrOn passed Sunday ir
Gardiner calling on friends.
| Mrs. A. H. Bartlett, A. D. Bartlett
Mr.. and Mrs. F. N. Adams passed
Sunday in Vassalboro with Mr.. anG
Mrs. Fred Perley.
Gideon Comneau of st. JOhnsbury
VI, arrived Monday and Is visiting
Charles Waldron.. Mr.. Conineau USED
to work in the Plimpton nianufactur.
ing plant mere. but has been away
for l3 years working in st. Johnsbury
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Crane of Jane
vile, Wis. who have been visiting
Mr. Cranes sister, left Tuesday fol
home.
1 Maynard Maxim and family of New.
| tonville, Mass, came on the boa,
! Wednesday morning. They will go tt
their cottage on Lake Cobb6sseecon-
tee ofter stopping a few days with
Mrs. MaXim's brother, F. N. Adams.
| Miss Belle and Miss Fiske of Phila-
delphia are occupying the Pike house
| this season. Y
Mrs. Chas. Goss of Lewiston Is Wis.
/ iting her son. DIR. r. w. Goss.
l CORNER-Mrs. Joseph j. Perry was
thrown from a wagon Thursday morn.
ing ana received severe injuries. She
is slowly recovering and hopes to be
able to go out in few days.
| Miss Lila Smith is at home from
Chicago where she has a position as
| teacher. Prof. Warren Smith of Chi
| cagO is at home. also.
Miss Katherine Kindrick is at South
| Paris attending the graduating exer-
| cises of South Paris high school. She
will stop in Lewiston to attend Bates
College Commencement A-
Miss Eudora Robinson spent a few
| days in Lewiston last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. f. Chase, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chaplin Lydston and Hank Brown
| spent a few days at the Chase Lydston
| cottage on Cobbossee' lake last week
| returning Sunday night. :,
J. w. Starbird of Lewiston is spend
| ing a few days in town. 80:
AT the regular meeting of Libby Re-
lief Corps. w. c. T. U. Monday, about
25 members We're present. After the
business of the meeting was finished
the Post was invited in, where they
| heard the reports Of the delegates OF
both Post and Corps to the Depart
| ment meetings at Bangor. Libby Re-
lief Corps now numbers so members in
good standing and new, candidates are
still coming. The meetings are well
| attended and much interest is manifes-
| tee.
SIDNEY.
Pastor Leach of the Sidney Baptist
| church baptized four into the fellow
ship of the church Sunday morning.
Three We're the heads of families and
| the other was the pastors own son. A
| large company gathered in the church
Immediately after the baptism and
listened to the morning sermon. Pas
| tor Leach begins his sixth Year as
pastor of the Sidney church with much
| enconra cement.
! James s. Tracey and Alfredo M.
| Hughes were united in marriage June
| 26 at the parsonage by Pastor Leach.
PITTsToN.
| NORTH.-The school in No. 10 closed
/ HuI SudS dItVi NOIy sueSCSoAo'
| term of IL weeks taught by Miss Mary
Cary of East Pittston. The scholars
not absent during the term were Mas
ters George and Leslie Sparrow and
Elwyn Grant and little Miss Louise
Mccormick Absent one half day,
| Shirley; and Guy Wing. Absent one
| day. Walter Wing and Mildred Spar
row. Seventy specimens of wild flow
ers were brought in to the school by
| the scholars and identified by the
teacher Miss Cary is much inter-
| este6 in Botany and the love >of the
| children for the beautiful in Nature
is strongly augmented by the help
given them by their teacher.
| The Sunday school under the instruc-
| ton. Of Mrs David Lawrence and for
| which she has kindly opened her home
| for several months, will take vaca-
| ton for the next two months. as many
| of the scholars have long distances
TO walk and the intense heat makes
| the task a tiresome one. The interest
| takent bv Mrs. Lawrence is much ap-
preciated by both parents and children
and all are hoping for an increase in
number and deeper interest In at
tendance of the older members of the
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| community. !. rnl H..
Mr.. and. Mrs. Arthur Lawrencas Of
| Smithtown were visitors of their paaF
ents. Mf. and Mrs Charles Lawrendss
1 Sunday. ~ Ia
Miss Marie Alexander left Friday
for an extended visit With relatives
| in Long Island. New York
| Mrs. Emma Allen, Miss Eva Allen
| and Charles Allen, also Arthur Speh-
| Ger. all of Randolph, were guests OF
Miss Abbie Grant Sunday.
Henry Starks of the Insane Hos
| pital force came from Augusta Satur-
| day to spend Sunday with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Starks.
will Kelley of Whitef1eld is repair
ing end painting the buildings on the
| Robert Sedgeley farm, so-called. now
| owned by Mr.. steele Of Pennington.
School No. 5, Beech Hill, through
| the kindness of its teacher. Mrs. FLOR
ence Moultcn, enjoyed a hay-rack ride
to Togus Saturday.
i MT. VERNON.
SOuTH-Miss Ida A. Porter Of Provi-
dence. Rhode Island. Is at the Clarlssa
, for the summer. being the guest OF frof'
and Mrs. f. l.. Bean.
Mrs George White Is visiting for rev