Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-24

day visitors with Mir and Mrs. Her
bert Hall. Mt. Vernon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Gordon ana sons
Merle and Milton were at b. ID. Cor
donS SUNDAY.
e. n. Stevens Of Mt Vernon, who
has beer III with heart trouble is much
improved and able to be ont while his
son. E.osine i suffering with bad
BAND. there Icing danser Of blood poi
soa.
VIII Warren was a visitor recently
with his brother, Ernest Warren.
IL. II. Freeman and Mr.. Dill Of Mt.
Vernon were guests saturday night
and Sunday of 1dr. and Mrs Fred
Broun al Manchester
Miss Milared Weymouth Of Man
CHESTER was a visitor Wednesday at
Mrs H. S. Dndley's.
Some persons in Town are expecting
soon to huy automobiles.
Born here Way % IL the wife of Ed
win u. Weber Il 1919 pound son.
Farmers in this vicinity have their
farm work we'll advanced out are very
anxious for rain.
The gentlemen will give an enter
tainment Tuesday evening Of this
week TO the ladies' of the Whist club
at Grange hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buchanan arrived in
town Saturday for Il short stay, COM
iiig here's from Chicago by way OF New
York and Boston On their way home
10 Jacksonville. Fla. They have been
guests here for several seasons and
cSpeet To come here later this seG son
for tneir usual vacation.
z Ernest Hopkins has taken the rent
syor Mir. Mallets barber shop and will
soon be established there in house,
keeping
Mr. Harden, manager of the Central
telephone station has had new help in
the office.
Mrs. Agnes Dommon has place in
the telephone Office at Belgrade.
EAST-T'he wedding reception of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles O. Damren was held
Tuesday evening, May 10. at the resi-
dence of the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. George w. Merrow. The bride.
formerly Miss Edith May, the eldest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Morrow, has
many friends among her acquaintance
in town. and the occasion was one
long To he remembered by those pres
ellt About - young and old friends of
| tie bride and groom were present.
| Each one brought some token as a
present to the happy pair. Neighbors
| in the vicinity of their home at Dunn S
Corner united in making more sub
| stantial presents. The happy couple
| arc now established in their pretty
home having the best wishes of their
l y I,
An interesting service was held in
| the church Sunday at go by the pas
| tor Rev. II. A. Clifford of Winthrop
| with n very good attendance. Text
zone thing thou lackest.'
j. c. Richardson of Lewiston visited
| his brother-in-law, C. A. Mace, over
| Saturday and Sunday and returned
| home Monday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Hallett of Auburn
| have been visiting their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. G.. A. Hackett of East Read
field and have gone to West Virginia.
Mrs. Ada Berry passed the Sabbath
| with her daughter, Mrs. Higgins, in
| Fairfield
C. C. Morrill, is gaining health and
| strength and has his planting nearly
| done
! Mr.. and Mrs. L. o. Dudley have q
| thriving young orchard and make 8
| speciality of small fruits, raspberries
and blackberries being their favorites
| Strawberries are blooming plentifully
| in fields and pastures this spring.
| DEPOT-Mrs. Elizabeth Stinchfeld
who was a visitor at c. A. Dudley's, wa.
calling on others Friday. before return
| ing to Pemaquid saturday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stevens arrived
| last week from New Jersey where Mrs
Stevens has passed the winter. Mr.
Stevens will return to Connecticut, wher,
| he is engaged in business.
| Robert Brann, who underwent sue
cessful operation for appendicitis at st
Mary's General Hospital Lewiston
| came home after an absence of II days
| His coming so soon was a surprise t
his friends.
! M. ). Collins and family viii locate a
their Maranacook home Wednesday