Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-07-06

| ment of all. 1t has been Is years since
he left kent's Hill school and this
| church. where he supplied accepta bly,
during his preparatory studies for his
chosen work. His return with a life
| companion seemed like coming to his
own
| The Picnic dinner WAS served in the
| grow back of the church and was en-
| inyed by all. Graphrphone selections
| We're given in tie church while TIL"
| audience was assembling. Prayer by
! Rev Mr.. Wood followed, An interest =
mg Illustrated lecture by Rev. Mr..
| Clifford was given. The views present
ell We're of sufficient size to he seen
! plainly over the church and were. OF
| noted buildings, scenery and places
! that have made the old world famous
{ ana the accompanying lecture made
| the whole very interesting. Mr.. CHI
! ford has visited different countries in
! Europe on several occasions and OBJ
! tanned views of noted places visited.
After the lecture plenty of anuSf-
ment was furnished by Mrs. Add" +.
! KounIv, the efficient superintendent.
! Prizes We're given for nail driving
! contest by ladies'. making boxes by
| men. in which the ministers partici-
| pated: potato contest, peanut hunt and
| lots of other games. Baseball was in
| evidence opposite the church during
| the day. After the lecture the NhoSt
! gamr WAS between the married and
unmarried mon. in which the latter
| seemed to excel
| EAST-The people at East Readtield
| "a b,, In will, n ,,itnip
the NJ T.. church. with games in the
| forenoon. a Basket lunch at noon.
! lecture 1T T. NJ. by Roy. Mr.. Clifford
/ on his trip to Europe. The sports OF
| the, Gav were closed by a five inning
game of baseball between teams form
ed of the unmarried men against the
| married men with resulting score
! of IS to >. Batteries, stevens and Mer-
row for tn" Unmarried team: Mcken-
| ncN and Hunt for Married team. IN"
! married mon would have made good
| showing if they had had the practice
whica the unmarried men have receiv-
| ed this summer.
LlTCHFlELD.
CORNER-Mr. and Mrs. j. T.. Chase
passed the Fourth at their cottage on
, Lake CobbCSsee.
Dr. and Mrs. HansCome of New York
are staying at the Hansrome cottage.
Daisy and Max Nendrck are at
| home for the summer Mr.. KendricS
graduated from Bates College last
/ week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Anderson and
children came from Boston last week
in their automobile to pass q few
weeks at their cottage.
| Wallace Mckinnon. Ruth Mckinnon.
Margaret Mckinnon and Robert Niles
passed the Fourth at Elisha Bakers
Harry Taylor with his wife and
daughter OF Maiden. Mass, are visit
ing Mr.. Taylor's parents.
Carleton Taylor and friends. Arthur
Nealy. are passing few days at Hen
ry Taylor's.
Mrs. Pickett has hired a room at
Lanson Danforth's.
Mrs TAYLOR met with quite an acct
dent Sunday night by cutting the back
of her hand on broken glass.
vAssALBoRo.
SOTTH-Irving Bonner of Water
vile. who has been guest OF his aunt.
Mrs Tucker. the past week, Saturday
evening. returned to Watervile to re-
main over July 4. He was accom-
panied by his friend. Percy Robbins,
c. II. Morse has been doing some
plumbing for his cousin at Waterville
the past week.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Mullen and child of
Augusta were Sunday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. l.. w. Tucker.
Reynolds. Mr.. and Mrs VIII Knowles
and children, all of Augusta were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Per-
lkins July 4th.