Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-07-19
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at her home in Albion
Wallace Cook of Portland has been
spending two weeks at the Gordon
House.
Ruel Farris. who was Injured quite
badly by falling in his barn is now able
to be out
Mrs Perley jackson returned Saturday
from a two weeks stay in Wiscasset.
Willis f. washburn of Cleveland, Ohio
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
w Washburn for two weeks.
Florence Ward and Annie Doe went to
Christmas Cove Saturday TO visit Gladys
Tibbetts
Mr. and Mrs. Parker and son of Bos-
ton are at the Gordon House for several
weeks.
New arrivals at Oak Crest for the sea
son are Mrs. NJ l.. Reed and nephew.
Jack Pierce of Mont Clair, \. j., Miss
Grace Smith and Miss Helen st. J. " eed
of East Orange, n. J.
Rev. Edward Longley and Mrs. Long
ley of South Lawrence. Mass. are visit
ing Rev. f. f. Longley and family.
Amos Handy has moved from t.e Nell
son farm to the Lanigan house in the
village Mrs. Nelson has sold her place.
land, Calf. have started ON their return
trip home after a visit of some weeks
with Mrs stevens brother, Oscar Ham
lin.
Rev. and Mrs Albert Leech of Sidney
were visiting George Rowe and family on
Sunday.
An interesting service was conducted
Sunday evening at the Baptist church by
Rev. Edward Longley of South Law
renee.
The regular meeting of the w. c. I. u.
will be held Wednesday al go =. Nj.
Miss Daisy Phillips of Franklin, \. H.,
with Misses Mary and Edith Washburn,
are in Washburn's camp for week.
Edward e. Washburn of Colby u is at
home for a few days.
Edward f. Baker of Lynn, Mass, is
visiting friends in town
Mrs J. H. Fling of Old Town is guest
at w w. Washburns.
SOUTH-Mrs. w j. Thompson and
daughter Florence were called to Port
land Sunday by the sudden death of Mrs,
Thompson's father
Mrs. Jennie Moody has been stopping
with relatives in Augusta for a few days.
Mrs w o. Harrington visited her par
ents in Albion Saturday night and sun
day Before returning home Monday
she visited her Sister in Winslow, who Is
very low.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lufkin of Waterville
were Sunday guests at Hadly Chadwick 5.
+ Mrs Howard Clark visited her mother
in Halowen Sunday.
A few of the farmers in this vicinity
are through having.
SOUTH-Mr and Mrs. Charles Da-
wilson are guests at the summer home
of their brother, Frank F, Davidson.
George Crosman and family OF Saco
opened their cottage last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Butler of Bos-
ton are visitors in this place.
Mrs. viii Sanborn and two children,
Doris and Raymond, who have been
visiting their uncle II. w Jones, re-
turned Monday TO their home in Web
ster
Mrs Linwood w. Jones and daugh-
ter Marion made a business trip Mon
day to Waterville.
Mrs. Mabel Norton of Worcester is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Elizabeth
X. Jones.
Miss Louise Marsh of Lynn arrived
Saturday. at the summer home of her
aunt, Mrs. Cyrus Jones.
Master, Harvey H. Jones left Mon
day to visit for a few days in Web
Ester, Lisbon and Brunswick.
Mrs. Janet Jackson. who has been
visiting her sister in Xassalboro the
past three weeks. returned Thursday
to II. F. Warehouses;.
David Phillips of Philadelphia has
joined his family at the summer home
of Charles Crosman.
George l.. Crosman left Monday for
his home in Saco.
The Women's Foreign Missionary
Society will meet Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. II. T. jenkins.
Barclay Jones viii work at Oak
Grove Seminary this summer.