Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-07-15
KENNEBEC
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ter spending a few days with his par
ents. in this village, on Wednesday,
| took an automobile ride to Vienna
| where they will camp out for time.
| pick raspberries and blueberries and
| next week return to their home
| in Pittsield.
DIR. and Mrs M. j. Ecl<les passed Sat
| rrday last at Hammonds grove and
on Wednesday of this week enjoyed a
| fishing trip on Torsy take with Wal
| ter Williams as guide.
Iva Henry is entertaining friend
| from Pennsylvania. She expects TO re-
turn to her work in Pennsylvania in a
| short time.
A very enjoyable social, to which all
were invited was held in the Methodist
chapel in this village, Tuesday evening.
July II. under the auspices OF the
Hep au sa" uhe young ladies Sunday
school class) The evening opened
with quiet games for the little people
and a flower contest and flower quiz
| in which all participated, followed by
vocal solos, duets and choruses, reclta :
tions, charads, etc. Ice cream ana
cake was served. About 60 were pres
| ent and enjoyed the occasion very
| much.
EAST-Rev. Hubert Tucker, who is
supplying the NJ. f. church at Unity
and wife, were visiting friends in town
| the present week and returned to
| Unity, Thursday. Mr.. Tucker also
supplies the church at Troy in the al
ternoon. They We're entertained at Mt,
and Mrs. Lorin Dudleys and made
short calls at w. #. Mace's, c. c. Nor
rilrs and at c. H. and A. A. Gordon s.
They came with their team from their
home in Unity. Mr.. Tucker is young
man. a native of Brockton, Mass and
| has been engaged in successful re
| ligious work for several years. He IS
a fine singer and quite number OF his
| friends met him at w. t. Mace's,
| Wednesday evening and We're enter
tanned by his selections from Alex
anders collection of songs.
F. NJ. Bailey and family of Winthrop
are spending few days at w. T..
Mace's, and enjoying the pleasure Of
haying. Mr.. Mace will finish haying
on his farm and begin work for G. 5.
Morrill, the present week.
Mrs. c. NJ. Heath and cousin. Mrs.
Sagers of Elizabeth. N. j., were call
old Heath, and Allie, his brother, have
returned from visit to Pennington.
| N. s. Luce and Mr. Hartshorn, are
helping each other in the bayfield,.
| C. c. Morrill, and Hugh Green are
exchanging work during their haying.
Eugene Berry is working for them.
BELGRADE LAKES.
Mr. and Mrs w. H. Fletcher of Bos-
ton are spending few weeks with his
mother.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Bridges and their
| daughter, Constance, are among the
new arrivals at Red oaks Lodge.
| The Central House has had many
new arrivals this week
Camp Abena at Great lake has an
| exceptionally large number of girls
| this year and many We're obliged to be
| turned away owing to lack of accom-
modations. On Wednesday the girls
Went on a canoe trip to Eaton's Point
on Long Lake. A trip to Great Mea-
dow stream is scheduled for this week.
| On Saturday, July 90, the girls will
| give a tea for the benefit OF the Public
| library at the Library building from 3
| to G p. M. Tea, ice cream and cake
will be served and there will be sale
| of candies and Indian baskets.
Mrs Trowbridge of Allston, Mass,
returns to Boston this week, after
visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Fl.
w. Colder.
G. S. Eaton and family of Boston is
stopping at his cottage on the west side
of Long lake for the month Of July.
WAYNE.
NORTH-Mrs Nellie Peavey, Mrs.
Nav Abbott and son Orvile of Lewis
ton are guests of their parents at their
farm home in Readfield.
Miss Alice Berry of Fayette was
caller at the home of Mrs. +. l.. Stew
ems Tuesday.
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Kay
Richmond Monday night.
Mrs. 0. E. Dickinson and daughter
were Thursday guests of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira b. Lucas.
C. A. Laid went to Winthrop Thurs
day to work haying for Mr.. Laughton.
The many friends Of Miss Bertha
Lothrop were sorry to hear of her i'll
ness in Boston and hope for her speedy
recovery.
Cyrus Ladd is on the sick list. DR..
| Milliken of Readfield attends him.