Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-18
KENNEBEC
REApEIELD.

Miss Susie Carr of winthrop passed
Saturday and Sunday visiting and call
ing on friends in this village. Miss
Carr, who is a teacher in Winthrop,
returned to her school Monday morn
ing.
Miss IneZ Wright from Nickery's,
Augusta. passed sunday with her pa
rents. Mr. and Mrs l.. b. Wright.
Edmund Coleman of Vassalboro is
the guest of his nephew, george Cole
man.
Mr.. Howe oc va.ssalhoro was a visi
tor It Mr.. Coleman's Monday
Miss Marie Carr is visiting at the
ltome Of hsr sister Mrs. Jenkins OF
Tempe.
N'r, end Mrs. Charles Pike and Baby
Cora OF Winthrop were guests OF Mrs.
Nelson Gordon last week.
Mr.. and Mrs @. G. Jenkins. with two
children. passed Sunday at tile home
Of Dennis JOSE.
The anniversary of the birthday OF
Mrs. T.. \. Lepman was celebrated Sat
uraay evening by about 80 of her
friends who hung for her a fine May
basket, The visitors when caught, as
sisted in finding others until ali We're
captured, when they were invited into
the house. where they enjoyed 2 social
evening and We're entertained BY Sc
lcet readings given by the Misses
Lorna Collins. Annie Robinson. Edith
Giffin and Mrs. Arian II. Jones. Re-
freshments were served and many gifts
presented Mrs. Beeman, who expressed
her thinks for the unexpected tokens
of love and friendship.
Robert Erann. Who underwent a sue
cessfill operation for Appendicitis at
the Central Maine hospital Wednesday.
was visited Saturday by Miss Jllia
Gordon. who reports him as getting on
finely.
Brown and Furgang OF Hoston, who
are stopping at f. l.. Townsend's. are
making their annual visit to the Maine
woods and lakes.
McssrT. Warner of Bangor and sgd
ney Leeman OF Mercer are emplt,yed by
Collins Bros. & Curtis at Maranacook
Tor the ensuing season.
Mr.. and Mrs. .'escph of New York
Lave opened their cottage at Mariana
cook.
Regina Curtis. who is ill with
measles. is doing well.
tho subject of the sermon by Rev.
Mr. Dunn al Smith Memorial church
Sunday was THE Omnisicence Of God"
air. and Mrs. Roy Brown Of I.iverInore
Falls we're present at the church sun
day and Sunday school services. Ar.
Brown rendered sacred solo at tie
church service which was greatly en-
joved
A n in flaiS villa 90 hfya,r
tells story of a disappointment in
getting ready to transfer a potted
plant adorned with many buds and
blossoms, to the garden. Going to the
window she was surprised to find it
had fallen outside and nothing 10
transplant but the stump which she
hopes will send forth many beautiful
sprouts.
Mr.. Dulm. Miss Hanson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Brown of Liyermore Falls were
dinner guests at the home OF w. +.
Bourne Sunday.
EAST-The 10Th wedding anniversa-
ry of Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson S Luce was
held at their home near Readfield De-
pot. on the evening of May 10. A large
company of relatives and friends was
in attendance who brought not only
congratulations and good wishes for
future happiness and prosperity, but
also s q token of their regards a
beautiful oak extension table. Mr.. and
Mrs. Luce are the happy parents OF
seven children: three of whom are az
tending school at kent's Hill seminary
ana one will graduate in June. SIR.
and Mrs. Luce were very grateful fer
This pNnraecinn nf nat
of their friends and their expression of
gratitude came from the heart. The
evening, until late hour was spent
in conversation and games. Choice
and abundant refreshments were.
served and at a late hour the guests
departed for their homes.
vAssALsoRo.
POPE AFENUE-The sad intelli-
geuce has been received of the death
Saturday of Elliston NJ. Jones OF Rox-.
bury, Mass. He was the Youngest son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsay 5. Jones, WHO
have the sympathy of a large circle
of friends III Maine. Elliston was run
down by an automobile on Friday af-
ternoou and was conscious for n brief
time only. after the accident. Tho flu.
neral will occur Tuesday from his late
home. 81 cambridge street. Roxbury,
Mass.
MT. VERNON.
WEST-Merritt c ole Of Boston is i'll
town.
Several of the school children are
i'll with severe colds.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Flagg's little.
child is in i'll health.
Perley Corliss ard Oscar French
are at work in the parcel handle mill.
j. w. Dollon has finished work for
the present at South Chestcrvilles
l.. RI. Foss is making crates for
Mr.. Briggs, which will he used for
shipping parcel handles
Irving Smith has been on the sick
list for the past few days.
Mrs. Miachel Conway is ILL., Her
many friends wish her "a speedy re-
covery.
S0UTH-W. S. o. Elliott. who does
quite a little business in hens. has
been kind enough to tell something Of
his success with - pure bred White
Nyandotte hens Tor 5 months Sold
in December S995E worth of eggs: