Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-08-15
VAS SAL BORO.


Lakegrove campmeeting opened
Saturday under suspicious circum-
stances. The weather was all that
could ne desired and there was a good
attendance. Rev. MIR. Smart from Ban
gor preached forenoon and afternoon
holding the interest of the audience
from start to finish Mr.. Smart is an
able and interesting speaker and the
board of directors consider themselves
most fortunate on having secured MS
services for the most of this week.
Music was furnished by the New Era
Ladies' Quartet from Augusta. Rev
Mr.. Stetson from Waterville Will ut
the pulpit sunday, Aug. 20. Mr.ASte ,
son is very popular in Nassalboro ana
surrounding towns. having held pas
torates in town before his removal to
Waterville and doubtless many of his
old friends and pensioners will take
advantage of this opportunity 10 meet
him again. Meetings will be held eV-
cry forenoon. afternoon ana eFehlls
this week and next. New speakers VIII
be in attendance nearly every day.
Miss Ruth E. Robinson, VINO Wed
nesday of last week, underwent an OPP
GRAFTON for appendicitis at the Au-
gusta General hospital is reported 40
ing nicely
Among those from this place who at
tended the sunday school picnic held
last Friday at Oak Grove campus
were Lucius Webster, Mr. Lee and
HAY S. Webster. Mr.. and Mrs. A. W..
Pope. and Misses irene and sarah
Tufts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johns Gates are en-
tanning guests from Providence. X. /.
Mrs Catherine Pope of East Vassal-
boro formerly of Lewiston. is passing
the week with Mrs Ivory Appleton.
A party of friends from East Vassal-
boro took straw ride Saturday even
ing TO the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles w. Tufts where a very pleas
ant evening was spent. Games were IN
duged in by the younger people. Light
refreshments were served.
Mrs. Sarah Marden made business
trip Saturday to Augusta.
Mrs. George Hamm and children are
enjoying an outing at Boothbay.
Hon. Edwin c. Barrows and Miss
Hannah Alden were guests Tuesday
of friends in Winslow.
Mrs Wilbert Croxford and son. Ed
hlilSSDuIs, Ntfl W NyifNicNe' -
urday to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Sanford Allen, returning home
Sunday.
Among the guests at o. J. Hussey' s
Sunday night were Mr.. and Mrs. Ly-
sander Mason and son of South Vas
salboro.
Allen Keller of Belgrade and Earl
Keller of Gardiner We're callers Sunday
in the place.
Mr.. and Mrs William NJ, Cobb with
their grandchildren, Miss Bernice and
Clyde Cobb of Bangor, made pleas
ure trip Thursday to Togus
Mrs. r. M Small and Miss Blanche
Marshall were callers Tuesday in this
place.
George o. Thurston and daughter
Emma Thurston of East Boston We're
guests Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
Sarah Marden.
Mrs. Mary Jane NOVEL; and Mrs. Ar
dell Reynolds of North Vassalboro
were callers on friends Tuesday in
this place.
Elijah Webb continues in poor
health.
| Mr. Lewis Lander who has been Wis
liting his daughter, Mrs Perkins of
Gardiner has returned to the home of
his, brother Henry Lander.
| Archie B. Ceombs. while threshing
recently fell through scaffold dis
| lance of 16 feet, receiving painful in
ljuries.
| Seth B. Richardson was thrown from
| q load of grain Il short time ago,
IcraclSing a rib and. sustaining other
Injuries.
M p G. Glleyd Snd faanalk ef aNorth
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