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

icy are spending few days with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Daniel True.
Mrs. Lucy Packard is caring for Mrs
Eugene Robbins for an indefinite time.
Among those who attended the picnic
July were Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Monroe
with their children James Hallowell and
William Caswell, with others from Au-
gusta.
VAssALsoRo.
Mrs. c. M. Clark of Winthrop has
been the guest of Mrs f. L. Clark of
Nassalboro, for few days. and also
tcalled on friends in China.
CHELSEA.
The regular business meeting of the
w. A. Club which was recently held
at the home of the president, Misc
TIlla Lawrence, was well attended
and a very pleasant evening was
passed. IT was voted to hold so
ciai public in August and quite
elaborate plans were made for enter
tainment. An interesting letter was
received from the clubs Sunday
school teacher, Mrs a. l.. Hayes, who
Is away for the summer also an in
vitation from Miss WEIGH, one of the
club members. to spend the 4th at her
home in Manchester, Which the club
voted to accept. The club is to take
up the study of Sir Walter Scott,
starting on Lady of the Lake" and
much enjoyment will doubtless be the
result.
An auto containing two men Gun
known and a poor old veteran some
what under the influence of liquor
passed through the town one day re-
Gently. When going through stretch
of woods the veteran was placed
along side of the road and left. II
did not prove all smooth sailing, how
ever, for the remaining occupants. for
they very soon ran into a heavy lum
Der team breaking the machine, which
was later repaired and taken away.
The w. A. Club passed the 4th most
delightfully."- as guests of Miss Mary
WEIGH in Manchester, on the shore
of Lake Cobbosseecontee They went
by trolley to Island Park where they
were met by Miss WEIGH in launch
and delightful sail down the lake
was enjoyed. fine fish dinner was
served by the hostess. who was as
sisted by Miss Alice Donnell. In the
evening fireworks were enjoyed and
refreshments of ices and cake served.
II. c. Lawrence and family and {.
Il Watson and family attended the
annual Green family reunion at North
Pittston, Joiee Pond. on the 4th.
Earle r. Hayes passed last Thursday
with his mother at Hammend's Grove.
Miss Alice Donncll Of WindseF. Eas
the guest of Mrs w ia Thbinhson
l., nj ah 1HeT Ia
Manchester where the former has
gone for a necessary rest aud to re-
cunerate from her recent illqess.
Mrs. r. f. Smith and daughter. Miss
Susie. Mrs. Annie Farnham and. Miss
Tilla Gormly of Augusta were in town
last Saturday attending the all day
meeting of the Grange.
Prof. Edmund D. Searles and fafn-i
ily OF Massachusetts, were guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Watson a few
DAYS last week.
Miss Lucy Hayes, who has been in
Augusta for some time is passing a
week or two with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Theodore HAYES.
Mr. and Mrs. a. e. Collins of Car
diner were Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. II. Collins.
Mrs. Belle Barker and daughter
Mrs. Morgan. of Gardiner were call
ers in town sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward of Randolph
were Sunday callers at Charles Saw
ages.
Thomas searles of Bar Harbor
passed the 4th with his family as
guests of Mrs. Searles' parents, Mr.
and Mrs. +. Fl. Collins.
Charlie Rouse the. young son of Mr..
and Mrs. c. Rouse received quite
severe injury while firing oft fire
crackers on the dth. :,
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Morang are
guests of Mr. Morang's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George Morans.
Mrs. A. l.. Hayes. who is at Ham
mond's Grove for the summer, passed
last Saturday at her home in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Corbin of Ran