Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-08-29

D. c. and Miss Harriet FNulner of
Chicago are guests of Mr. and Mrs
James Bailey at their summer home.
Miss Lois Nelson. who was the
guest last week of Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Soper, went Saturday to Hallowell
for . short visit with relatives before
returning to her home at Palermo.
Miss Annie Duggan of South Pitts
ton was the guest Wednesday and
Thursday of old friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs William Rollins went
Saturday to Sheepscot for a visit with
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. William Chamberlain
and daughter Gladys OF Portland and
Mr. and Mrs viii Chamberlain and
daughter Elizabeth of Boston were
guests last week of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
f.. Otis They came in their automobile
and passed a very pleasant week en-
ioying long drives through the coun
try.
Charlie Mansir, who mas been in
New York for the past year. came
Sunday for a weeks visit with his pa
rents, MIR and Mrs Wesley Mansir.
Miss Josie Walker of Boston was
calling Saturday on friends here.
Miss Helen Hanly and brother Fred
of Boston were callers Saturday at c.
NJ Fossett's.
Loren Moody visited his brother in
Dresden Sunday.
Everett Chapman, who is working i'll
Bowdoinham. was at home over Sun
| day
Mrs. John Oliver and two children
of Portland are guests of Rev. and
Mrs. 6. f. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Dewnes of Wa
terville were guests Sunday in town.
Alton Fossett of WHITEHEAD was call
| ing Thursday on relatives here.
LiTcHFIELD.
| CORNER-Mrs. Sadie Danforth
Misses Daisy and Katherine Kindrick
are spending a few days at the Bos-
| worth cottage on Sand poad.
The members of the Fish and Game
Association and their friends met Sat
urday at Camp Severy on Sand pond.
| Beans baked in the ground were serv-
| ed at dinner and they were delicious.
Everybody present had a good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. i. NJ. Robinson return
ed Saturday to their home in Boston.
| A broad spacious piazza has been
added to the Robinson home.
Mrs Edith Lydston Sunday visited
her parents in West Gardiner.
Mrs. ]. E. Chase returned Friday
from Boston.
Miss Annie Richards has returned
10 Athens, to resume her duties rs
teacher in Athens Academy.
Miss Florence Judkins of Lewiston
is guest at Miss Eudora Robinson's
ALBION.
MIR. Clifford of the American Sunday
School Union spoke Sunday at the
Tristan church.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Gould spent
cay recently with South China rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Skillin of Bos-
ton are visiting Mr.. Skillin's brother =
G. A. and Leslie Skillin.
Rally day will be observed next
Sunday at the Christian church.
William Walcott met with an acct
cent last week of serious nature.
While getting a large stone in place.
harfing building. it slipped and
struck him OF the leg. cracking the
lone just below the knee and break
ing it just above the ankle.
Mrs. E.lner Wood of Connecticut is
visiting at 6. B., Woods,
Frank Carr, principal OF Newton
Vile Grammar school and family will
return Saturday Sept. > to Massachu-
sets.
Mrs. Rose Trask and children OF
E;dgeeomb are visiting at Porter
Plummer's.
Charlotte Norton. who has been Wis
iting her aunt in New Hampshire, re-
turned home Friday
vAssAL6oRo.
NORTH-Mr and Mrs. W. II. Mar
riner entertained Mr.. and Mrs. II. p.
Aver at their cottage at Weber pond
over Sunday.
Rev L. G. March of the NJ. Il.
church occupied the pulpit Sunday Of
the M. f. church in Belfast and there
were no services here.
The mill and stores here will be
closed Thursday to allow everybody
an opportunity to attend the Central
Maine fair at Waterville.
The Misses Batchelder of Massa
chusetts who have been visiting Miss
Edith Cook have returned home.
The corn shop at NdSSalborO viii
begin operations sometime this weel.
The crop promises to be good.
Archie Coombs and Everett Coomhs
received word Sunday morning of the
critical Illness of their father at Coop
er's Mills and went there immediately.
Mrs. Elna Aver is serving as as
sistant secretary in the agricultural
department at the Central Maine fail