Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-09-07
NEWS.
KENNEBEC.
BELGRADE.

and Mrs. L. f. Yeaton.
Rev C. G. Mosher of the Penney
Memorial church of Augusta viii "c-
cupv the pulpit, Sunday, Sept. 10, at
the Old South church.
Miss Florie Stuart of Portland is
spending the week with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs B. p. Stuart.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. J. Harling and fam
ily and Miss Elizabeth Hariing have
returned to Boston after spending
their vacation with relatives in town.
schools in town will open Sept II.
Miss Eva Penney of Bangor is at
home for o short visit.
Malcolm Dana of Hallowen gave
very Interesting lecture on prohibition.
sunday, Sept. 3, at Belgrade Station.
There viii be a harvest supper. Sept
o. al Belgrade Grange after WORKING
the final degrees on a class of eight.
kennete &c Pomona will meet, Sept. IS,
with this Grange 1t is hoped that all
members Will be present with well
hIled lunch baskets
Miss Lottie Howard of Brunswick is
the guest of her friend, Miss Eda
Yeaton.
LAKES-The season is waning many
guests leaving for their homes. not,
because the fishing Is not good. not
because they have ceased to love this
beautiful country and this delightful
weather we are enjoying, but because
business and the opening of the schools
call them home Other guests are
coming almost daily in Automobile par
ties for short stays for the fishing re-
mains good.
10 at
Central House for the third time this
season. The judge is n great trout
fisherman and likes 10 make "a record
and bad weather does not keep him
indoors. Coming in the other day
dripping wet he was aceosted by an
Interested party. We'll. Judge, how
many today" With twinkle in his
eye, replied. Wei If had only caught
one more ! should have had one
Two gentlemen from the Gables
came over into Great lake fishing for
white perch. and had fine luck. taking
home with them string OF six nice
ones, the largest weighing two pounds.
little Betty, 5-year- old, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lotnuppe of New York
went out with them fishing and caught
twelve small perch. landing them her
self. This seems unusual, but is a
true fish story.
DIR. Swans camp for boys at Pine
Island closes next Friday.
The boys from Camp Merriweather
took canoe trip Sept l around Long
lake.
Camp Abena closes Sept Is, large
number of the girls remaining until
that time. Miss Hersom is entertain
ing her aunt from California and an
elder sister from the West who has
been absent from Belgrade for sew
erai years.
Last Sunday was closing day at
Lakeside campmeeting. Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas s. Golden and Mr.. and Mrs.
Wesley Damren went over in their own
carriages, but C. f. Tilson send over a
two horse team full of passengers who
en5oyed the trip and the meeting very
much indeed. who heard good ser
mon, fine singing. saw crowd af peo-
pie and had a good dinner at the new
dining hail.
Mrs. George Travis is entertaining
friends from Boston and viciniry. Mrs.
Jamie is contemplating visit 10
Lynn, Mass.
Prof. NJ. T. BIGGEST and family are
away in New York TO attend the we'd
ding next Thursday Of their niece.
The water in the stream is very low,
making 1T difficult for the large steam
ers to come ashore for passengers
LiTcHFIELD.
Prof. and Mrs Chas. Rush returned
Wednesday the Goth to her fathers,
Frank f. Lane, from Salisbury Cove.
where Mr.. Rush has supplied the pulpit
since the first of July. Tuesday they
started for Kennebunkport, where he Is
the principal of school. They Will
spend few days with friends in
Portland and South Portland on their
way.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman C. Brown en-
tertained his nephew Leon Brown.
wife and little daughter of Lowell
Mass. week ending Saturday the
%, when they returned home. Mrs.
Brown and little daughter have been
spending the summer at Ocean Park
and Joined Mr.. Brown there on his
way down. Thursday his father and
a., MIS- ". -. Brown also
of Lowell, gave them all complete
rprise by coming for little visit
unannounced. They left Saturday for
q few DAYS visit with relatives and
friends in Readfeld and Winthrop be-
,elurning to Lowell.
Friday evening the people of Litch-
field and vicinity win be given an OPP
portunity of seeing the old humorous
and sfnteresting drama entitled THE
Turn of the Tide presented in Union
hall, Purgatory. The players, while
far from professionals, have all had
more or less experience on the stage.
and are old time academy students
several being from out of town. Take
1t all in all, it promises to be one of
he pest productions of the kind held
in town for several years. 1t is hoped
it will be we'll patronized that the
players may be induced to- give us
more later A dance will follow the
close OF the entertainment
Mrs. w. II. Farnham, who has been
quite sick for some three weeks is
gaining.
Mabel Lane and Edith Huntington
returned this week to their work in
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