Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-21

Auburn passed Sunday with Mrs
waldrons sister. Mrs, William Frost.
Miss Lola Merriman, who has been
in Baltimore for the past year, is
making a weeks stay at her old home
here.
Mary Allen. who has been in Mon.
mouth for some time. passed Sunday |
with her uncle, Charles Waldron, re-
turning to Monmouth Monday.
Frank Adams, who is attending |
court at Waterville as a juror, passed !
Sunday at home, returning to Water
vile Monday morning.
BELGRADE.
Mr.. and Mrs F. c. Foster and
daughters were recent business callers
in Waterville,
The scholars of the Lowell school
who were not absent or tardy during
the term are Marcella C. Mccarthy
and Harold G. Farnham. Charles f
Farnham, George C. Farnham, Der
nard Farnham, Lewis f. Hagford,
Helen II. Lord. Edward A Mccarthy
and Ethel MAY Pray.
Mrs. John II. Thing was at North
Belgrade Saturday.
The camps and cottages on Great
pond are being opened for the season.
Mr. Charles VOORHEES, of Brooklyn,
N. Y, has sold his camp to Messrs.
Hall of New York City and they are
| making extensive repairs and building
another large camp.
The Ladies' Aid of the Old South
church win meet Wednesday after
| noon, June 81, with Mrs. Minnie
| Penney. A fine meeting of the Aid
was held with Mrs Gerald Wednes-
day, June :. a goodly amount of sew
ing being accomplished. Dainty re
| freshments were served by the
| hostess.
Bonnie Hewitt. who has been suffer
| ing from typhoid fever for more than
| four weeks, is slowly improving.
| Misses Marcia and Elizabeth Minot
| of Waterville are visiting friends in
town
Mrs Margaret Springer is i'll with
| a complication of diseases at her home
| here.
Mrs. Nellie Mcguire and Miss Katie
| Watson of Augusta are in town, called
| by the illness of their sister, Mrs.
Springer.
Children's meeting will be observed
by Belgrade Grange Saturday evening,
June "a
Mrs e. H. Turner and son Harry
of East Mt Vernon were visitors
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
Turner.
MT. VERNON.
| WEST-Rev. Albert Belyea occupied
the pulpit at the Free Baptist church
Sunday. The scripture reading and
text were from Colossians III Is
from which Mr.. Belyea delivered an
interesting sermon. The Sunday
evening meeting was led by Deacon
Butler.
George Carr WAS called to Boston
Friday by the Illness of his wife. whe
is i'll with appendicitis. Mrs Cars
, many friends wish her speedy re.
!, covery.
George Briggs of Pennington is il
) town.
| SOUTH-A June box" was huns
for Mr.. and Mrs. John HAYES Satur,
day evening, June IT. The whole
! affair intended as surprise.
caused much merriment, when on be
ing Invited into the barn for soeia
dance the party found deeorati ton.
, prepared in their honor and "wel.
come" motto in white which was con
spicuous good time was enjoyed
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Sedgley fur
nished music for the dancing witt
violins while Misses Ruth Fogg ant
Frances Adell presided at the organ.
WINDSOR.
Fred Munroe and family of Augusta
l "a Hing on ri 1,
town.
friends in Westport.
Mrs. Athorne Dutton, who has beer
visiting relatives and friends in
Brewer and Orrington, returned home
Monday.
: Mrs. E. L. Sawyer last week CLOSED
a very profitable term of school al
) Windsor Corner. She expects to join
her husband this week at Surry. where
: he is stationed as pastor of the NJ. E
church.
: Miss Hattie Bradstreet of Massa
chusetts is passing her vacation will
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Bradstreet.
Mrs. E. F. Coombs of Augusta has
been visiting for a few days at thu
home of Mr.. and Mrs. C. +. Donnell
WEST-Miss Lura Taber. who i,
teaching school at South Windsor
passed Sunday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Taber.
Mrs. Betsey Casey and daughter
Mrs. Edith Stewart, were business
callers Saturday in Augusta.
Mrs. Rebecca Wood of New Bedford
Mass is a guest this week at the
home of her brother Henry Taber ant
family.
Missionary Hunt will speak to the
people of the Baptist church mex
Sunday. June %.
Mrs. Eugene Robbins is recovering
from the fall he recently sutained.
Mr.. and Mrs. David True attended
the Grand Army eneampment last
week in Augusta, and also visited Mrs
f. b. Perley during that time.
Mrs. stephen Lamson called on
friends in the place Friday afternoon
Mrs. Elbridge Caswell and daughter
Rachel were recent visitors of c. f.
faylor's family.
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