Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-08-09

| 0lrectOn OF the hdiiIS NiNit lSeaSu
The speakers, etc, will be announced
| later
Myrnn Fowler and Miss Retta Wing
were united in marriage, Saturday
| evening. August 5. by Everett l., Wing.
| Melvin Crosby Of Massachusetts was
in town Sunday.
Mrs. Jessie Besse will spend few
days this week at owls Head. in COM
pany with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Besse
of Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs. John Crosby, and Mr..
and Mrs. Ernfred Crosby, go this week
to Northport fer an outing.
Master Carlos Ross who has been
very i'll, is very much better
Frank Rolfe of Clinton was in town
Friday buying hogs
Rev and Mrs. G H. Kent have return
ed from their vacation,
Rev Mr.. Stratton of Melrose. Mass,
Sunday delivered the sermon at the Chris
tian church.
There will be a prohibition rally
Wednesday evening, August 8.
The Sunshine society viii meet Wednes-
day, August 9. at Hammond cottage. A
basket dinner will be served.
The surgical operation which j w.
Ridlon underwent last week al the hospi-
tai in Lewiston was very successful and
there is every prospect of his speedy re
eovery.
FAYETTE.
Mr.. and Mrs Titlew of Providence, r
l., are at the f. NJ. Kent place,
Mrs. Mary Burnford went TO Augusta
Friday to spend few days with her
brother. Thomas II Bodge.
William BODICE of Waterville visited
friends here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Mowrent and sister are
spending TWO months at Loon Island
LITCHFIElD.
Mr. and Mrs. Glavfn of Everett
Mass, are visiting their daughter, Mrs.
j. B. Stevens, Jr.
Mrs Edw j. Neal and son Raymond of
Lynn, who are visiting Mr.. Meals mother,
took a pleasure trip Friday to Augusta
and visited the State House and other
places of interest
Mrs Hattie Skillins of Yarmouth and
Mary L. Powers of Boston were visiting
their old home the past week
Among the relatives and friends who
visited Saturday and Sunday at Mrs. Au-
gustus Meals were Mrs Shaw and Miss
Carpenter of Gardiner, Mr.. and Mrs Ell
son Gilbert of Augusta, Miss Guenevere
Metkiff of Los Angeles, Cal, mrs Redd
of Hallowen and Mrs .. +. Patten of
Chelsea, Mass
Mr.. J. H. Pinkham and family of Win
throp spent Sunday at Freeman Browns
A number of the young people of Pur-
gatory attended the dance held Saturday
evening at Frenchs Corner.
NJ ic the h3V
the Win Merchant place
Mrs NJ. NJ. Powers and son Frances
visited Thursday at Mrs G. II. Palmer's
Mrs. H NJ Starbird was in Gardiner
Tuesday on business.
Deer are doing considerable damage
to crops in the vicinity of Dennis Hill
An automobile driven at high rate oil
speed met our rural driver on Route II at
the top of what is known as the Hiram
True hill, and only the quick action OF
both parties avoided very serious acci-
dent. This place should be made safer
for travel.
DENNIS HILL-T. F. Lamb, with Mrs.
M NJ Powers and son Francis, went 10
Portland Monday morning, where Mt.
Lamb is to entertain his brother-in-laW'
j, IT. Freeman of Aurora, III. Mr.. Free
man and wife came by rail from Aurora
TO Detroit, thence by steamer TO Buffalo,
thence by train to Albany, thence by
steamer down the Hudson river to New
York City, and after a visit of 10 days
with their three sons, who are In business
there. will visit in Maine. Mr.. Freeman
10 a graduate of Bates and a close friend
of President Chase He was for years at
the head of the institution for the blind
at Jacksonville Ill.
pLAINS-Prof. Charles s. Cornell and
family arrived Friday from Knoxville
Tenn. and are passing a few days al
their home here.
Miss Achsa Williams is at home for her
annual vacation.
A lawn party will be given Thursday
evening Aug 10, on the church GROUNDS
by the Litchfield Plains Sunday schooi'
A free entertainment win be furnished
consisting of singing, readings and phoho-
graph selections. Ice cream and cake
home made candy and lemonade VIII De
| on sale.
Notice has been given for meeting OF
the inhabitants of the town August IL
at p NJ at the town house, TO deter
mine what action, if any, shall be taken
respecting prohibition.
READFiELD.
| EAST-George Levers and MISS
| Katherine milford of Syracuse, n. "
are guests of Mr.. Levers sister Mrs
Eugene Sherburne.
Mrs. Andrew Tobiason and four
daughters, who have been visiting her
relative, Mrs. c. NJ. Heath, have left
for their home in Newark, n. ]. The
family were fine musicians and as
sisted in the musical service in the
church.
80 Mrs. George Perkins has heen seri-
ously i'll, but is now better.
Miss Emma Mace of Augusta is
with relatives in town for few days.
f. M. Bailey and family, who have
been with relatives in town for a few
DAYS. have returned to their home in
Winthrop
BELGRADE.
| Edwin Wadleigh was in Augusta Satur-
| day on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Tibbetts of Berwick
are visiting Mrs. Tibbetts brother, John