Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-06-27

Mrs. Amos Gardner. who has beer
stopping at the home of Henry Table
through tie spring. left for Brancl
| Mills Tuesday. accompanied by Mrs
| Taber.
Miss Flora Pierce started for Bostoi
Tuesday to attend the graduating ex
| erciscs at the Boston Latin school
where her sister. Miss Edna. is one O
the graduates.
Among the guests at the Caswel
| homestead last Sunday were: Mr.. an(
| Mrs Fred Monroe and children. Mrs
Ward and daughter, Carlotta, all o
| Augusta; Miss Alice Caswell of Churcl
| Hill; Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Burrill o
Weeks Mills; Ralph Small and Mr.
| Ward of Augusta.
Rev G. e. Cook is driving a coll
recently purchased.
Stephen Lamson, who has been quite
III with a severe cold. is improving.
WAYNE.
NORTHERN. w. H. Atkinson went
to Boston Tuesday to meet his college
class
Silas Curtis went to Auburn Friday
for abort stay with relatives.
NORTH-Mrs.. Helen Abbott and son
r. w. Abbott went to Lewiston Tues
day for few days visit with relatives
Mrs. f. l.. Mills and daughter, Ethel
and Mrs. r. l.. Stevens and niece
Phyllis Ward. passed Wednesday at
Augusta Togus and Gardiner.
The Picnic supper given under the
auspices of the Ladies' Aid will be
Thursday evening. June 30. instead of
June %. as reported. Everybody with
their lunch baskets are cordially invit-
ed.
l.. 3. Slosberg of Randolph passed
Tuesday and Wednesday nights at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. c. M. Stevens
Mrs. Lizzie Smith was the guest OF
Mrs. e. M. Stevens Thursday.
MONMOUTH.
EAST-Henry Crane of GAINESVILLE,
Wisconsin called on friends and rela-
tives at East Monmouth Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Crane were call
ed to Sanford, Me. last week. by the
death of Mr.. Cranes mother Mr..
Crane has returned but Mrs. Crane is
still at Sanford.
been visiting Miss Clara Nichols and
calling upon old friends at East Mon
mouth.
Mrs. Calvin Hall and Mrs. Geo. Per-
kins passed the day Wednesday with
Mrs Helen Jones.
Mrs Lizzie Sprague has been visit
ing her sister. Mrs. Frank Prescott
Mrs. Cora Chick passed the day
Thursday with her cousin. Mrs.
Charles Robbie.
A recent line from Mrs. Lizzie Will
cox of Stockton, Cal. says she had
call from T. H. FIaherty the day pre-
vious to writing.
Miss Mabel Pike closed very sue
cessful term of school at East Mon
mouth Friday. June "a.
CHINA.
SOUTH-Barclay Jones is visiting hi;
grandmother. Mrs. Eta Sibey.
Mrs F. F. Graves spent Thursday II
this place calling on relatives and friends
Mr.. and Mrs Cyrus Jones of Lynn ar
rived at their summer home here or
Thursday.
Harold Jones left Wednesday night fol
Providence where he will attend Friends
yearly meeting. Grace Jones Is teachins
during his absence.
Professor and Mrs. Wilmot r. Jones
and son Rufus. of Allegheny. Pa. re
Gently arrived at their summer home ir
this place.
Mrs. Eta Sibley. with her grandson
Barclay Jones. recently visited Miss Mar
garet Sibley in Rockland.
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place attended the Grange picnic II
Windsor on Thursday.
SIDNEY.
Mrs. Augustus Bowman is in Sabat
tus. visiting Mrs. Newton. nee Mis-
Lucina Jones.
ID. A. Field has bought a fine pail
Of oxen of G. 3. Warren. Mr.. Warner
| has a promising pair of white face:
which he refuses to price.
NORTH--There will be Universal
| list Social at Mrs. Manton Peck's Tues
Cay evening. June IS. IL stormy i
will lie held Wednesday, Ladies belong
| ing to the Circle are requested to bring
ice cream and cake. All are cordially
| invited.
| There VIII he services at the Uni
| VefSaI1St churcn Sunday at tne uSud
hour by Rev. c. A. Hayden of Oak
! land
MT. VERNON.
| Joseph Turner of New Vineyard
| passed Sunday with his daughter
Mrs. Geo. w. White
| Lewis Johnson recently plowed fol
| Albert G. Gordon. one measured 2cr'
| of lard in two and one half hours; n
also turned every furrow and does NM
| work.
| Mrs. Geo White and son. Norman
| are visiting in New Vineyard.
| WEST-Wallace Ferrand went to
Lewiston Saturday with his son Har
| old, who has gone to hospital FOL
| treatment
| Mrs. Wallace Ferrand and daughter
Ethelyn, will visit in Canton for few