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

their children. s0 Y
The Whtehouse reunion was held
Tuesday Sept. 5, at the Shorey cot
tage on China lake.
Miss Edith Cook returned Monday
to her school in Brockton.
The schools in town will begin Sept.
rs.
Roger Gray of Seattle who has been
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. VIII
, liam Gray left Tuesday morning lor
/ home.
| Howard Weeks has purchased
farm in Oakland of w. T. Reynolds.
CHELSEA.
The farmers are hard at WORK satn
ering their corn and hauling IL 10 ,he
! factory The crop is exceiieht'
The young people of the Grange are
having frequent rehearsals for the ara
ma which they VIII present sometfRe
in October for the benefit of the nan
fund
Miss Elizabeth Green OF Roxbur$'
Mass. is passing her vacation at the
Morrell cottage.
Arthur Farrar of Chelsea, Mass, was
the euest. last week, of Mr.. and Mrs.
Oren Lilly.
Mrs Jerome Corbin and son passed
SUNDAY and Monday with relatives in
Randolph.
Eugene Salisbury, who has been the
guest Of his sister, Mrs Theodore
Uaves for some weeks, returned, last
Monday, To his home in Canaan.
Enson Katon of Augusta passed
sunday and Monday with Mr.. and
Mrs. ". X. Thompson.
Robert Ellis OF the National Home
was calling on friends in town, sun
day.
Mrs Clarence Morgan OF Gardiner
was % caller in town one day last
week
Mr. Snowflake of Boston. Mass, is
visiting his father for n few days.
Al q meeting of the Searles Mills
Cemetery Association held. Monday,
the 4th. plans were made for quite
extensive improvements To be made
|, in the near future
Mrs John Pusilard and daughter Of
Eand olph were Sunday visitors at Ma
than Mason s.
Mr. and Mrs. John Clark Of Wind
sol passed Sunday with Mrs. Glarl $
sistel Mrs. n. V. Morgan
David Henderson. who has been
stopping for some time at Frank Dwell
| leys. is at present at +. G. Meader' =.
O. f. Farnham of Augusta was call
| ing, Morday. on friends in town.
| H. f. Brann Of Lewiston and Mr..
and Mrs Edward Norton Of West Car
diner were Sunday guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs i. H. Collins.
1 ioh md
| Hiram Harris of Caribou We're guests
last week of Mr.. and Mrs. Samue
Harris
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Drake, former
residents of this town, were recent
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. W Morgan
and other friends.
| CHINA.
1 sOUTH.-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ira
ley of Waterville were Saturday and
Sunday guests of Mrs. Tracy's par
tents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Mosher. They
were accompanied by Mr. Tracys par.
tents from Franklin.
| Miss Eva harrington, after passing
her summer vacation with her parents
ileft, Monday morning, for Arlington
Mass, where she will teach the com
ing year.
/ Those having telephones installed The
past week are Charles Toby. Mel Tob!
land John Briggs.
/ Erskine Academy will open Tuesday
Sept. II, with Roy Huntington. South
Gardner. Bates, II, principal, witt
Miss Caro- Chapman. Fairfield. Colby
10. as assistant
\ A game OF baseball was enjoyed
1 Saturday. Sept. 2, by good crowd
the teams being Waterville and South
lGhino. two of South China's best mer
being absent The score stood 16 t.
II In favor of Waterville
WlNSLOW.
Mr.. and Mrs G.. H. Pope OF Vassal-
boro were guests, Sunday. of Mr.. and
Mrs. +. w. Towle.
Mr.. and Mrs Hiram Brann of Vas.
ga lboro visited. Sunday, at Howard
kragg's.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Downs passed
the day, Monday, in Augusta.
! Arthur LeClair has gone to Water
vile. where he will attend school for
/ the present.
READFIElD
| EAST-Mr. and Mrs. Il H. Thomas
having sold their farm, are thinking
seriously of going to southern Cali
fornia. where they have relatives and
friends, and doubtless they will make
their future home there.
| Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Yeaton of Win
throp We're visitors, Sunday, at c. FL.
| and A. A. Gordon's.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Fuller and chill
dren of 'Livermore Falls were visiting
Mr. and Mrs l.. o. Dudley. Sunday.
| Mrs. r. p. Dyer sent a fine lot of
flowers for the church, Sunday. Mrs
Sherburne organist. was unable to be
present. as several guests from New
Jersey have Just arrived at her home.
A young lady from Winthrop served
las orsanist.
Miss Belle Wallace has been assist
ing Mrs Lena McKenney in the care
of the children for several weeks.
A young lady teacher from the New
Hampshire Normal school will have
charge of the East Readfleld school,
commencing Sept. s.
Frost was reported, Monday morn
ing, at Readfield Depot.
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