Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-05-17
KENNEBEC
MARANAcook.

Mrs. Lehr OF HallOwell, accompanied
by her daughter, is the guests of her
sister, Mrs. c. D. Whittier
n. -. Whittier is filing quite num-
Der of orders from Winthrop for boats
to be used in the lake.
Everett Starks. Lynn, Mass, was the
guest of II. D. Whittier, Sunday
The Depot young people had merry
time walking to Maranacook for the
purpose Of presenting u Maybasket to
Miss Edith Collins, Saturday evening.
Miss Collins. who is very popular
young lady. is favorite with all.
Mr.. Joseph and family, Florida, ar
rived at MaranacOok Friday and Mr..
Finn on Saturday. Both PARTIES are in
stalled in their respective cottages.
There are also some other arrivals.
READFlELp.
DEPOT-Mrs. HOPE Littlefeld, Ken
nehnnk. is the guest of her cousin Mrs
Ruth Jones. Before returning home
Mrs I.ittlefeld VIII extend her visit to
relatives in Ccrinna.
Mrs. Fred Packard. who has beer i'll
nearly all the past winter and has been
stopping several weeks with her par
thtS IL. FdEttle, TetHTEHU SUNDAY.
Victor Staples. Carthage, was visit
ing relatives here last week
Cards have been received announcing
the marriage of Ida Maud Hodgkins to
Xavier Xistes Mallet Monday. MAY g.
at Warren the former home of the bride
Mrs. Mallet has passed several years in
R@adfeld. having graduated from a
course at Maine Wesleyan Seminary and
Tor three years was engaged in teaching
the Grammar department at Readfeld
Depot. AS a fine scholar endowed with
natural abilities for teaching and man.
aging schools she came well eouipped
Tor her work in ~ hch she has been re-
mhrHably successful. Mr.. Mallet has
neen here several years as a blacksmith
and is highly esteemed as a good work.
man, and worthy citizen. Their many
Iiaenos unite in wishing them a~pros-
porous and narpy future.
Winthrop Center and Readfeld DEPOT
baseball clubs PLAYED at East Readfield
Saturday. Linwood Luce umpired. The
scare was. - to-. in favor of Raadfield
Depot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Iercy Howard have re.
Getty been driving their pony team to
wilton ard Temple visiting relatives in
both towns.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Charles Henderson. &C.
co1rpanied by their daughter Miss Sarah
FeHdersor. Waltham, Mass, who came
Sunday are guests of Mrs. P. J. Flanders.
Roy. Curtis has purchased an interest
in Maranacook of. the Collins Bros. ard
will locate there the coming season.
Miss Anna Bourne passed Sunday with
her brother, J. S. Bourne of Winthrop.
CHELSEA.
The Board of Health for the town
held meeting last week at the resi-
dence of the secretary, Patrick Hayes.
and organized for the year. Mark L..
Rollins was chosen Chairman; Patrick
Hayes. secretary and Stephen Reeves,
health officer. Mr.. Rollins has charge
of school districts No.2. 9, and /; Mr..
Reeves districts No 6, I, and 8, and Mr..
Hayes districts No. 8, 4, and 5, and all
hulsahces, of cases of contagion dis
ease should be reported to them. st
r. V. Morgan has greatly improved
the appearance Of his lawn by the set
ing out on Arbor Day, one dozen
Carolina Poplar's''
At the next meeting of Chelsea
Grange Friday evening the goth, there
Will he work in the first and second
degrees and an interesting program.
Mrs. Harris recently arrived from the
Aroostook to make an extended visit
with her son Samuel Harris.
Dr. Pickering and daughter. Mrs.
Norman Jrafton. of Gardiner were
callers in town Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hayes of RAN
dolph passed Sunday with Mr.. Hayes
brother. Theodore Hayes.
DIR. w q. Cobb of Gardiner with his
handsome new auto. was a caller in
town Sunday.
Miss Eva Jones of West Gardiner
was n visitor in town last Friday, and
attended the meeting of the Grange
G. F.. Ferrers of London, Eng. Fl. r.
Hayes of Augusta, Miss Theobald OF
Randolph, and J. +. Hayes of the Ma
iional Home. passed Sunday as guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick HAYES.
Captain Preble of the National Homo
and Mr.. Burt of Gardiner were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Harris Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. V. Morgan and chill
dren passed Sunday with relatives in
Windsor and Whitefield.
Mrs. Fannie James and little grand
son, Raymond Seymour passed SUNDAY
with Mrs. James daughter Mrs. A. F.
r. Collins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lawrence al
North Pittston were callers in to"n
Sunday
Miss Sadie Collins of Gardiner passed
Sunday with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Collins.
Miss NJ. f. Collins went to Caroline.
Saturday for few weeks visit with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Fisher Of Angus
ia were recent callers in town.
REApFfEEn.
Mrs. Ella Jackson, who passed two
weeks with relatives in Bridgewater
Mass, returned to her home in Man.
chester last Thursday