Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-11-08

tiers, the Misses Sarah and Elsie Pike
of Augusta were visiting their other
sister. Mrs. Nelson Gordon, Sunday.
Mr.. Pixies daughter, Cora Esther, was
also guest.
A very enjoyable party was given,
Saturday evening. by Miss Lorna Col
Inns in honor of several Of the guests,
who were classmates Of Miss Collins at
the Winthrop High school.
| The Misses Julia and Marguerite
Gordon were visitors, Friday. in Au-
gusta.
Mrs. Mary ]. Craig Sherburne. who
passed her goth birthday anniversary,
Tuesday. Nov. 8. is still a very compe-
tent woman, attending to her house
lhold duties. hoeing her garden during
the season of gardening. going To
Ichurch every Sunday, entertaining her
friends, and performing many other
duties Of neighborly kindness.
Tuesday. Nov. 8, was the anniversary
OF the marriage Of Joseph Elliott DEN
ton and Caroline Stewart Hutchinson.
In 1860 the marriage was performed by
Rev. NJ. Church, Methodist clergyman
| of Augusta. After the ceremony they
Went by steamer to Boston and Brain
tree, Mass, where lived the near rela-
tives of Mr.. Denton, to whom he in
troduced his young bride, IL years
since. Returning in a few days and
making their home al Readfield Depot.
| they have lived here ever since. They
are still very happy couple occupying
a beautiful home where they have long
resided. They have endured the sor-
rows and enjoyed the pleasant paths
| incident to most lives.
Quite number from here attended
Friends Quarterly meeting. Sunday.
WINDSOR.
WESTON account of the bad
weather there was not a fun attend
ance at the meeting of the Ladies I'm
ion. last "Wednesday and it will meet
this week on Wednesday. NOV s. at
the home of Mrs. c. F. Taylor.
The A. /. G. met with Mr.. and Mrs.
o. T. Carpenter, last Saturday even
ing. with Il good attendance. Two
guests were present, Miss lola Casey.
Miss Beatrice Potter. The usual bust
ness was transacted, with discussions
on the questions by the club Several
new members were added 10 the list
These meetings are much enjoyed and
are very helpful.
| Mr. and Mrs. James Clark of River
| side were callers OF relatives in tho
| place, Sunday
Mr.. and Airs T.. W. Mason and Mas
! ter Daniel. all Of South Vassalboro
were calling. sunday morning ON
friends here
Mrs. Mary Nash is very i'll Monday.
Nov. G
Rev. and Mrs. r. H. Turner with
| their twin girls. Ginla and Yola appear
10 enjoy their new home NJ the par
e0nage very much. Friends are sorry
10 hear Mrs. Turner is quite i'll at the
present Time.
Miss Flora Pierce was very pleas
aHtly remembered on her 18th birth
day by copious shower Of postcards
for which she very kindly wishes tn
| extend thanks Ia her many friends.
Miss Beatrice j. Potter who has
been passing several days a c. +.
Taylors returned Monday morning 10
her duties in Augusta as stenograph-
er.
John Randall of South China was il
tie place. Monday morning.
Miss Edna Pierce. Bates II and Mis-
Flora Pierce of G. II. :. II, passed
Saturday and Sunday. oct. % and 2.
with their parents. MIR and Mrs.
George Pierce.
| SGCTH.-ChaIlcs Jewell Of Cooper
/ Mills was calling on friends here.
Monday.
Mrs. Everett Trask is visiting rcla-
tives III Rockland.
! Mrs. Laura Beggs has gone 10 Ran
L.. x1szH mi
Edwin bullock has a crew of men
in the woods cutting lumber and cord
I woed on his lot which WAS rdineo by
the forest FIRE the past summer
George Mcguire has built new
shed connected with the eli to his new
| house.
Edwin Cappers has purchased o.
| Mrs Annie Pcaslce the Brown house
So called. near the fair ground and
/ is moving it to the place where his
home was burned last summer
| ii! j. Mosher has recovered snii!-
eientlv from his recent injuries TO
have n part of the stitches removed.
John poe, who has been visiting
relatives Ecre. has returned TO his
homo.
/ Miss Clyde Trask of Augusta is with
/ her narentS for a short time.
Mrs Edwin Bullock made Il BUSH
ness trin to Bath, recently.
| =. y. and G. w. Starrett of War
rem visited their sister. Mrs. II. O..
Moody. recently.
| WAYNE.
Temperance sunday will be observed
SUNDAY evening, Nov. 10, by a Union
st,.4 ice ia the NJ. +. church. The
children OF the Sunday schools will
take nart in the program.
Miss Mary True. teacher at Liver
morc Fails spent the Weekend with
her mother in Wayne.
Arthur WEIGH has closed his work
for the season in the government sur
veN5 which is being made in Maine.
Bethel mas been the headquarters of
flie STAFF for some time. Many of
the s9rveyors will go South for work
dhrne the winter.
Rev. w. G.. Baker occupied his pull
ri Sunday, after IA vacation spent IN
camp.
ny bradford visited his parents
Saturday and Sunday.
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