Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-08-10

1 uEstC ~ preSrafh hAt beeas provided
/ or Ills meeting.
) uong those who attended the Uni
versaist meeting held in Robbins
roe 1T 'Vebber pond Sunday we're
| Mr. and Mrs r. +. Warren ana daugh-
ter Mr. and Mrs MI Sabin, Mr. and
Nre ", Mason and son Mr. and
'ars Robert Stone and son. Mr. and
Yrs ] r. Twitchef and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs H. O. DicHey and son, with
thei. guests. Mrs Anderson, Mrs.
HH and children Of Roslindale. Mass.
and r l.. Pond of Augusta.
/ Mr. and Mrs. NJ. f. Davis have re-
turned homo. after several days visit
with friends in South Jefferson and
Alma.
MISC Eva washhurn. teacher Of
. / physical culture in enc Of the schools
at North Carolina. has been a guest
Of AIonzo Rovnton end family.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Perkins were guests
Saturday and Sunday of Mr. Perkins
brother Ora. of Augusta
Miss olive Washburn of Augusta Is Wis
iting for a week with her aunt, Mrs.
!Alonze Boynton
Mr.. Stoves of Fairfield was guest
Sunday of c. H. Morse.
Mr. and Mrs Hubbard of Coopers Mills
were guests Sunday at A. Beynfon's,
Mahlon Brann. Omar Davis F. ].
Brown and sister Miss Alice, attended
the entertainment and dance Friday eve
ming at South China.
Miss Ina Averll and Ruby Wood of
Center Vassalboro were guests Tuesday
of Mrs d. w whitehouse and daughter.
Or. Ernest c. Wood of Wakefield, Ky.
accompanied by his mother, Mrs. B. K.
Wood of Seawood were guests Friday of
: the Doctors sister, Mrs. Carrie White
house.
Mrs. Louisa Adams is visiting her son
: for a few days in Phillips
Il NJ. L. Sabin is hauling supplies from
! Augusta for Mr.. Fihelds cottage which
is being erected at Forest Glenn. Web
} Der pond.
Mervin webber and sister, Miss Mary.
| of Augusta who have been passing
short vacation in Boston. have returned
home.
Mrs C. H. Fowler and daughter Olive
we're at Center Vassalboro sunday calling
on Mrs. Fowlers mother, Mrs Ed Stacy.
Mrs. Eliza Barrows is visiting her son
at Watervlle.
| Ali are glad to know that Ethel,
youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Elijah
| Miller. has recovered so as to be able
to ride out, and was calling on friends
Sunday. Little Ethel has been seri-
ously i'll with diphtheria for several
| weeks
Miss Annie Miller. who has been pass
ing a short vacation with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. f. Miller, has returned to
her duties at Portsmouth n. f.
Mr.. and Mrs c. NJ. Dickey were after
noon callers Sunday on Mr.. and Mrs.
| Trta West Windsor.
PiTTSToN.
NoRTH-C. W. Lawrence received
word Thursday that his cousin. Miss
i Celia Gould. formerly of this place.
lnow residing in Boston. had been
stricken with paralysis with doubt as
to recovery.
Mrs Ella Burgess who was the guest
last week of Mrs. G.. B. Putnam has
! lgone to Whitefieid to act as house,
( Keeper for James Doyle.
Il Miss May Burgess after q months
q stay at G. r. Putmans, has returned
. | to her duties at the Soldiers Home.
Togus.
: Mrs. Noah Cooper and Miss Grace
, cooper of Randolph, and Miss Cora
Co er of AttIeboro Mass, were guests
r Thursday of Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Coop
er.
Mrs. Scott Powers and daughter.
Miss Grace were Thursday at c. K.
Green's
/ Mrs Willis Mansir and lady friend of
East Pittston were recently in this
/ section.
/ Mr.. and Mrs ClelIand and daughter,
Miss Mary arrived on the boat Sat
+ urdav morning from Lynn. Mass, to
make an extended visit with their sis
: ter, Mrs. David Lawrence.
T. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hood are en-
pertaining several relatives from Litch-
/ field.
IS The news of the improvement in Mrs.
h Sadie Lawrences condition is very
y gratifying to her many friends and all
are earnestly hoping she may be fully
$ restored to her former health.
Mrs Arthur Lawrence of Pittston
Is was a caller Saturday at p. A. Law
Irence's.
10 Ernest Moore and Harry Morrill, of
Gardiner were Sunday callers at Mrs.
le Isabel Merr,fs.
r Union Grange" held one of the best
meetings of the year Saturday with
N Pittston Grange A large number con-
sidering the day. were present. and
is represented Coopers Mills, Windsor.
4
II Oranges Many attended who were
IS also outside the Union. A reading was
e given by Sister Mary Ripley, reeita-
tons by Ruth Jones and Mildred Spar
row; music by the Grange choir. The
/ Iduestion, (Which Requires the More
Brains to Make a Dollar or to Save
It? which was discussed by different
members, constituted the program of
the Grange. An open session was de-
lclared by the Worthy Master for the af-
ternoon and several who were not mem
bers of the order awaited themselves of
: the privilege OF listening TO the fine lee
lture given by Prof. Simmons, of Orono.
: His subject Farm Management. Rec
> ords and Accounts" handled by
one who showed that he knew some
thing OF the practical as well as the
theoretical side of farm life, and his
; hearers were prodted by the instructive
talk A chance to ask questions was