Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-08-22
KENNEBEC.
PITTSTON.


NORTH-Miss Lizzie McGugin and
Ulysses Pierce went on the excursion
Sunday Aug. 10, to Old Orchard
Captain Forrest Hall and Mr.. Peabody
of Brighton, Mass, were in town Wednes-
day.
DR.. Fred Jewett of Brooklyn, N. Y,
and George Jewett of Boston were guests
Tuesday of their cousin, S. A. Jewett.
Henry Starks of the militia spent last
week in camp at the muster grounds in
Augusta. His brother Ellis spent Wednes-
day at the camp.
Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Dorsey and three chill
dren, who have been spending the past
three weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Hood, returned Saturday to their home
in Litchheld. They We're accompanied by
Mr. and Mrs. Hood, who will remain WIN
them over Sunday.
Mrs. Ella Addition of Bowdoinham is
the guest of her sister. Mrs. Carrie Nor
rilI.
Mr. and Mrs. c. X Green attended the
Winthrop Grange Field day at Island
Park Tuesday and also visited friends
Tuesday night in Winthrop and We're
present Wednesday at the annual reunion
of Monmouth academy alumni.
MIR. Keene of Poland was in this section
Thursday in the interests of the corn
canning factory at Gardiner.
North Pittston Sunday school held its
second annual picnic Wednesday at Ma
humkeag pond. Several friends and neigh
| bors united with the school, thus making
| goodly number in attendance. The
company was also augmented by the East
/ Pittston Sunday school, which had chosen
that day for its picnic, and the two
schools together made a large force to
participate in the games and frolic of the
day.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Huntington of
Gardiner were visitors Sunday at Mr.. and
Mrs. George Sparrow's.
| WAYNE.
G. w. Walton was rs years old
Wednesday, Aug. 16. He celebrated
the anniversary as usual in a very
quiet way. He received numerous
gifts and messages from friends.
| DR. Hyatt, lecturer for the New
York City board of education, gave a
lecture Monday evening on Oral Hy-
| iene at Wayne hall. The proceeds
were given to the village improve
ment society.
D. J. Callaghan, superintendent of
schools, Lewiston. is a guest at the
Pocasset house.
Wednesday the local baseball team
defeated a Lewiston team with a
score of 6 to 4.
held their annual fair Wednesday
| e.. n,.f
many attractive booths where candy
ice cream food, linen, aprons and
fancy articles We're sold. In the eve
ming an entertainment was given
Miss Florence Norris of Auburn rem
dered a piano solo, Mrs. Beers CT
| Bridgeport, Conn. and Miss Maxim OF
New astle, Ind, vocal solos and DR..
Hyatt with II young ladies presenting
His Old Sweethearts"
Mrs. Arthur r. Lord entertained a
party of friends recently with a
Thimble party at Camp Bowlder."
Mrs. Ella Stafford of Auburn is the
guest of her sister. Mrs. H. A. Dexter
Miss f. c. Allen of Atlantic City is
the guest of friends here.
Rev. and Mrs. Sibley are entertain
ing several guests at the parsonage.
Miss A. Louisa Barker gave tea
TUESDAY afternoon in honor of her
sister Mrs. VIM. Kicker Of Turner.
The guests were, Mrs Melvin Smith,
Mrs. A. II. Davis, Mrs. A. b. Lord,
Mrs. d. r. Hood, Mrs. Alice Fales
and Miss Bradford.
On Friday evening the Grange gave
an entertainment and dance Prof
bennett Of Lewiston gave several
readings and the musical numbers
we're furnished by summer guests.
Mr.. Packard, the shoe manufactur-
er of Lynn, accompanied by Mrs.
Packard, arrived Friday from Poland
Springs They are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. c. d. Lincoln.