Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-08-30

Jacobs. assistant superintendent o.
schools. Philadelphia; Mr.. Flick, mem
Der Board of Education, Philadelphia.
siDN-v.
WEST-C. c. &; lla1 of Augusta
passed the day F'r.d,,f with his pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ephraim Ballard.
Mrs Richard Chase of Sanaan is
the guest of her brother, Bert Trask
Mrs. Ellen Steele Ia ne to Bos-
ton To visit friends.
Mrs. Sadie Nudge and little daugh-
ter Irene of Westerly, Il. l., and Mrs.
Nellie Gaslin of Augusta We're recent
callers at c. II. Lovejoys
Misses Maud and Gladys Miller Of
Roekport are guests in the home of
their father, Rev. Perley f. Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. Titus and two chill
dren. who have been guests of Jose
phine WyrAn, have returned to their
home in Cambridge Mass
Misses Edith and Hazel Richards
OF Augusta passed Sunday with their
grandmother. Mrs. II NJ. Butler.
Mrs. Bert BlaisdeH. MIR and Mrs.
Edward Loyejoy and son Cecil left
Saturday fof ocean Point where they
plan to pass a weeks outing
Mr.. and Mrs. William Whitney of
Green street, Augusta. who have been
guests Of Mr. and Mrs Turner Jewett,
have returned home.
Miss Ruby Dority was in this section
Sunday.
Elizabeth little daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Harrison, who has been
i'll. IS reported improving
There will be no services at the
West Sidney Baptist church next
Sunday. Sept. ;.
RAY Neshet, who has been employ
ed on the farm Of Turner Jewett since
last spring, finished work there Sat
urda3 night. Mr.. Nesbet plans TO leave
TUESDAY for Nassalbofo
Olive Smith Of Augusta passed Sat
urda. night and Sunday with her ia
Their, Eugene Smith.
Al the business meeting of the Bap-
list church held last Thursday. the
unanimous vote Of the church was To
retain Mrs Perley I. Miller as pastor
fer another year
PlTTSToN.
NORTH-Rev. X. w. Plant was a
caller last Week at ID. A. Lawrence 5.
Mi. and Mrs Alpheus Merrill of
Medtord. Mass, We're recent visitors al
Isabel Merrill.s, mother OF MI. Mer-
rii.
Mrs. Abbie Stone of Lynn. Mass,
visited her cousin, D. A. Lawrence,
recently.
Mrs. Annie McGugir and daughter,
. =,
Boston and vicinity.
The many friends of Mrs Sarah
Laurence will be glad to Learn that
she mas returned 10 her home much
Improved in health. after her lengthy
stay at the hospital in Augusta.
That the egse OF the brown-tail moth
have already Matched is much in cyl
denee by the many larvae Which, has
been discovered on Tire trees and pear
trees especially. in the past two or
three weeks.
Mir. and Mrs. II {. Lawrence ana
Miss TilIa Lawrence Of Chelsea anu
Hiss Mildred Russell of Kents Hid
.Yere callers Thursday in this place
Mrs Mary Leonard and brother.
Charles Williams, visited their moth
or. Mrs Harriet Williams, sunday
Tire weekly dance at the pavilion
Saturday evening was as usual sue
cessful affair. quite goedls number
we're in Attendance. Alden Morang and
Miss Grace Morang OF Chelsea fur
aished the music.
LITCHFlELD.
FLAINS-Libby Post. No. 81, q.
r.. at regular meeting held Monday
Aug. Is, UNANIMOUSLY voted 10 adopt
the following resolution. Resolved.
that we, who as veterans OF tho ciVI.
War stood shoulder 10 shoulder IN de-
fence oil our country 90 years aso,
will again rally in defence OF our
homes and vote To sustain the prolib-
tory law, on the second Monday OF
September.
a trde copY-attest:
GARDINER ROBERTS, Adjutant.