Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-06-29
LINCOLN
DRESDEN.


day evening at the Longfellow school
by the school children under the man
agement of the teacher, Miss Name
Mayors of Dresden Mills. The pro
gram consisted of songs. recitations
and dialogues The entertainment was
followed by an ice cream supper inc
proceeds which were about 100 will be
used in securing needed articles for the
school building.
Clayton/Mayers and Miss Hazel wy
man of Boston, Mass, have returned
after passing week with Mr.. Meyers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Mayors.
Harriette Sheldon of Everett. Mass,
is visiting at her home. for the sum
mer.
A very pleasant social event oc-
Cured at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
John II. Meyers last Wednesday. rms
affair marked the twenty fifth ami
versary of their marriage. During the
evening PRAYER was offeed by the Kew.
M Brett. Then Mr. Shepherd Can
arose and in behalf of the Dresden
friends presented an oak sideboafd.
Mrs. Mayors and her husband respond
ed i'm a pleasing manner after Whlch
musical program was rendered by Mr..
Mayars three sons. viz Clayton Lloyd
and Winfield and Miss Hazel Wyman
og Boston, Mass, a friend of the fam
ily. This was followed by refresh
ments, consisting of fruit ana ice
cream The fact that late hour had
dawned ere the guests had taken their
departure proves that the host and
hostess were charming entertainers.
\ Jolly party consisting of Miss Car
olyn Sheldon and her pupils of Cedar
Grove were seen cruising down the
Kennebec river last Friday. Instead OF
the usual last day exercises Miss Smell
don decided to entertain the chlldfen
in an unusual manner, SO she secured
the services of George II. klllaln ana
at nine o'clock the launch left the
wharf The first stop was made at a
delightful place near Chops Creek.
where the lunch was served. On the
homeward trip another stop was made
at Phineas Cohbs camp where the
happy number were warmly welcomed.
The party returned about four
o'clock Miss Leila Cali was the guest
of honor in addition to the students.
WiSCASSET.
Miss Nettie Blake spent Sunday with
friends in Dresden.
Mr. and Mrs. F. III. Albee of Alma
We're in town Thursday.
Hon. A. b. Erskine and son John of
Alma were in town Saturday in their
automobile.
Wallace Stinson continues to be very
i'll with typhoid fever at his home on
the Dresden road.
c. p. Knight has returned from
several weeks visit to Peaks Island.
A Children's day concert was given
at the NJ. f. church Sunday evening.
A pleasing program was presented.
Mrs. Sortwell, widow of the late A. F.
Sortwell in her yacht "Shada" was in
this harhor a few days of last week.
Rev. Howard Lincoln delivered
very impressive address to the men,
hers of Lincoln Lodge F. & A. NJ sun
day morning. il observance of ST.
Johns day. g.,
THE Pine Tree Tea Room" under
the direction of Mrs. Smith, was for
mally opened Wednesday afternoon A
good patronage is reported.
George Chase and Miss Annie Colby,
both of Edgecomb. were united in mar
riage by Rev. Mr.. Edmond at the
Methodist. parsonage Wednesday even
ing
Mrs Ellen Pushard and grand
daughter of Gardiner are in town.
Miss Florence Knight is home from
Deering for the summer vacation.
Mrs Henry Rines went TO Alma with
her sister, Mrs. John Erskine in their
automobile Saturday,
Alittle son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Gilbert Fowle last Thursday.
Mrs. Jesse White went to Damars-
Gotta Saturday.
Mrs. Alice Albee, who has been visit
ing III town went to Portland Friday.
Mrs James Clark and daughter
Carrie left Sunday for visit in
Thomaston.
Mrs. Frank Clemmens of Fairfield
lis visiting her brother Arthur Buzzell
Mrs. Bert Seekins of Exeter, N. H.,
who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs
E. Seekins left Saturday morning. to
visit friends in Richmond.
Mrs NJ E. B. Hagan of Bath was a
business caller in town Friday.
A large party from town attended
the Democratic convention Saturday
at Damariscotta.
Ida West returned home Saturday
from Gray, where she has been en-
ployed in millinery shop.
Joseph Tucker is painting his house
A party from Wiscasset visited the
old church in Alma Sunday.