Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-08-02

Mr.. and Mrs S. c. Brown went sun
| day 10 jefferson, where they were
guests of Mr. and Mrs L. s. Butler
| They made the trip in Mrs Tibbetts
automobile.
| Miss Ella Morrow is assisting Mrs. +.
| Phillip Flanders.
Archie Merrow has employment in
Augusta for the John H Squire firm
Ralph Putnam passed Saturday eve
ming and Sunday with his father. j.
Edward Putnam of Winthrop, who has
a light attack of ptomaine poisoning
from impure canned salmon
Mrs. Estella Bowen, who has been
passing several weeks with her moth
er and sister, returned last week To-
Winthrop.
Ria Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. John
Clough ana Edna Moulton were re-
cent callers of Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall
Weston. and found Mrs. Weston gain
ing slowly from her late illness.
EAST-Mrs. Mary c. Seribner of
Manchester attended church here sun
day and heard a good sermon by Rev.
Mr. Clifford. She is staying few
days at her home and will soon go
with her niece. Mrs Merle Hartman.
soon move as he will go into business
in that city. u Iaa La 4
Miss Nu,nalie Dalton, Who mas uev.l
assisting Mrs. Lena MeKenney, will
visit her aunt in Portland and then
return TO her home at Belgrade Lakes.
Mrs Hattie c. Bailey and two
daughters of Winthrop are now at
Century farm. Readfield. for a visit
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Bailey has purchased the Moses Briggs.
farm at Winthrop Center. where he is
| now harvesting. the hay. The fainil.
will occupy the farm home soon.
Miss Ruby Hammond OF Augusta
was the guest Sunday of her mother
Mrs. l.. o. Dudley returned Monday
with her two youngest children from
Il visit to her mother in Jay
DEPOT-Mrs. George Hale of Lewis
ton was the guest Tuesday and
"Wednesday of her aunt, Mrs. Kate
| Dudley.
Mrs. Foss Of New Gloucester, VINO
| had been visiting at the nome of her
soT Willis Bick1ord. since Thursday,
| returned Saturday.
| Mr. and Mrs H. J. sherman, Mt
Holly y. j., f. w Henry, Eddington,
| Pa, and Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Serb
| ner Of Augusta We're arrivals at the
| home of relative. Mrs. Mary Gordon,
| Saturday afternoon.
Rose. 4 fine little girl, appeared last
week at the home of her parents. Mr..
anu Mrs. George Niekerson. Congrat-
ulations are received.
| After three weeks visiting with
relatives III Winthrop and Temple,
l
William Bodge. Portland, was the
guest one day last week of Mr.. and
| Mrs Nelson Poole
Rev. d. o. Darling, pastor Of the
| Church of United Brethren. Indianap-
oils, Ind.. who is passing a vacation
i'll Portland, was the Sunday guest of
| T.. NJ. Hutchinson. He was accompa
MED by his son, Charles Darling, who
is engaged in business in Portland.
Mr. Darling has occupied the same
church pulpit for 80 years, having been
transferred from Dakota at that time
/ He gives an interesting history of that
churcn, which was organized in Amer
lea by William Otterbien from Ger
many III 1871. the first editice located
indianapolis five prosperous churches
|
semb!es others. bur greater freedom is
| allowed the members, the Union haV-
| ing no right to bias a person as to the
mode of baptism and some other rites
of the church. This season is Mr.
| Darling's first visit to Maine and both
We're making their first visit TO the
beautiful town of Readfeld.
| Miss Celia Cross Boston. who is
| M a in
the Sunday guest of Mrs. f. l.. Town
send. also calling on her grandfather.
A. w. Brainard. who is boarding with
Mrs. NJ. j. Townsend.
| Siorah Florida, whose family has
been stopping with Mrs E. A. Leeman,
ARRIVED Saturday.
| Merton Millett. Paris was the sun
day guest of his uncle Eugene Mil
lett.
Nrs Colder. Augusta. was the guest
sunday of Mrs. B. D. Brann ana left
for home Monday
PITTSToN.
4 EAST-A Lawn party win he given
Wednesday evening for the benefit of
the church at the home of Mrs. AL
berta Wall.
II Walter Gardiner and son Willard of
II Beverly Mass. are the guests OF Mr..
GARDENERS mother. Mrs w. II. Stone.
| Miss Mabel Sullivan Saturday eve
ming very pleasantly entertained d
large party of friends in honor of her
birthday.
Rev. f. f. Hale of Trinity church.
Lynn, Mass, who is passing vacation
in this vicinity. assisted the pastor,
Rev c. +. Jones, at the Sunday morn
ing service.
Mrs. Everett Thompson, who has
been yerv i'll f1s sou1e time is reported