Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-07-27


A. F. p Collins who lost three val
liable cows by lightning in the shower
of last Saturday has the sympathy of
lall.
Gentlemen's night in the Grange will
be observed Friday evening, August T.
and Temperance night August H.
There will be no social next week.
The third fine new gamble roof barn
in town has just been completed by w.
X. Thompson The other two arc
owned by Orchard Cooper and II. l..
Hayes and all of them are up to date
structures.
| The late Ernest Welch of Mauches-
ter. whose sudden death occurred last
FRIDAY. had many warm friends in this
| town where he was a frequent visitor.
All Join in sympathy with the parents,
brothers and sisters in their loss His
| funeral was attended Monday by Mr..
and Mrs. W. * Thompson. Enson
| haton, Earle Hayes, Miss Myrtle Hsr-
ris and Frank Harris of Chelsea.
Mrs. Villa Hemenway and her guest
Mrs. Carrie Thompson. recently passed
a day in Augusta. combining a bust
ness and pleasure trip.
Harold Thompson last Monday %
turned to his home in somertille.
| enway cottage.
Miss M. +. Collins has returned from
a visit with friends in Gardiner
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Conant and
Mr. and Mrs. Pettis of Augusta were
guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. f C.
Meader.
Mrs. Charles Malaney and Mrs. r.
| V. Morgan passed part of last week
with relatives in Windsor.
Mrs. Belle Barker and Mrs. Clar-
enee Morgan of Gardiner were last
Thursday callers in town.
II. r. Hayes of Augusta called at his
old home one day last week.
Mrs. Eliza Dorr who has been in Au-
gusta for several months is at her
home in town for a while Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Johnson of Augusta were
Sunday her guests.
Miss Eva Morang has accepted a
position in Gardiner and assumed her
duties Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Corbn and chill
dren visited over Sunday Mr., Corbi1's
parents in Randolph.
Mrs. A. L. Hayes passed the day last
Thursday at her home in town
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. King have re-
turned from their vacation. Mr. King
last Sunday preached at the chapel
Earle r. Hayes and Harold Thoup-
son went Saturday to Cobbossecontee
lake on a fishing trip but the heavy
shower somewhat interfered with their
sport
Robert Ellis of the National Home
called Sunday on friends in town
MT. VERNON.
Mrs. T. w. McQuaide and ner
daughter, Miss Marguerite of Boston.
Mass. arrived last week at their farm.
Mr.. McQuaide is expected to come this
week
The Alumni Association of Mt Yer
non High school held their annual
meeting last Saturday evening. July
%, at Masonic hall. Letters from abb
sent members and former principal r.
w. Leighton of Augusta were read.
and the following new officers elected:
Carl T. Davis. president; Avis E. Par
lin, vice president; Ouida f. Young,
secretary; Mrs. A. B. Hobbs, treasiir-
er. After the business session a very
pleasant social hour was enjoyed. and
the retiring president, Miss Minnie e.
Porter entertained the company with
dainty refreshments. Mrs. Porter.
Mrs. Parlin and Mrs Davis were the
patronesses of the occasion.
The monthly meeting of the Wo-
mans Missionary Society will be held
Thursday. July 81. at 230 p. M. at the
nome of Mrs. NJ. w. North.
Mrs. Hannah Bishop and her daugh-
ter Jessie have returned from Belgrade
to their home.
Mrs Merton Jacobs was very i'll re-
Gently but is said to be improving
ROME.
The most of the farmers have tbe,r
hay harvested.
All camps and hotels on the lake arc
having record breaking season
wallace Flanders, Edward vis,,o
and James Stevens of Oakland were
guests Sunday at Hillside.
vAssALBoRo.
Tine beautiful religious Cantata
queen Esther" will be presented a.. 90
musical part of the service at the NJ y
rssglN
oaaich - sunday, at 2.30 P. M, Aug. Il and
~ me local choir will be assisted hv
outside talent. The chorus will consist of
20 voices CONSIST VI
NohIH-An elaborate musical nrogror,
VIII be presented in the Methodist church
Oh sunday morning and evening. ,ulv 20
ne evening will be especially Interesting
because of several Dramatic Readings
from the Bible.
ALBION,
MRS. Belle Parker of Brunswick is visit
ing Mrs. Martha Clark
mrs. {. w. Abbott is visiting friends in
Jefferson.
Chtton Wentworth jammed his hand
"hiie coupling cars and has been Obliged
70 quit work for while
fhilip F. Broughton son of DIR. Henr,-
~. Broughton of Jamaica Plains. Ros-
ton Is spending his summer vacation n,
Waldo Kidder's. Master Broughton Is
being tutored by Harry Kidder, in order
that he may enter Harvard in September
MT. Kidder. Colby H. has been mani.
mously elected principal of the HaJIoua,l