Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-08-12

KENNEREC
WEEKS, MILLS.


attending campmeeting and visiting rela-
tives. =
Miss Alice Mosher is visiting relatives
and friends in Belfast.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hisler are spend
ing a week at Capitol Island
Miss Annabel Mclaughlin and mother,
Mrs Hannah Mclaughlin of Waterville,
were recent callers on relatives and
friends here.
| Mrs. Hattie Black is visiting her broth
er James Mclaughlin.
Campmeeting at Maple Grove began
Aug 5 and will hold over Sunday, Aug.
10. Good speakers are in attendance.
Trains will run Sunday as usual Food
and refreshments will be served on the
grounds.
BELGRADE.
| LAKES Charles c. Heuman. secre-
tary of the Maltine Company Brook
llyn, y. " with his wife and son, is
stopping at Hillside Camps for the
month u August.
Charles Pagan and w f. Reed. who
stopped three days at the Central
! House last week. had record catch oil
fishing while here. They captured,
| one day, four bass. total IA pounds,
the largest weighing 4 re pounds
| Two young men who have been
stopping at the Red Oaks lodge
leaused considerable amusement at the
hotel last week. with their pet rae
coon. The animal was captured
when quite young, and is as tame as a
! domestic cat. He seems quite willing
to be patted, and romps with a dog or
a eat as though he were one. but woe
| TO the dog who attempts to chase him,
I for he proves quite ferocious to an
enemy He is frequently seen around
the lodge in some mischief and is
afraid of nothing.
Miss Elizabeth Colder of Augusta is
stopping with her grandfather.
Thomas Colder, for a short vacation.
SIDNEY.
NORTH-The Lawn party given by
| the ladies of the ladies of the Baptis.
church at the home of Mrs. Chute on
| Wednesday evening proved a great
success. More than rs people We're in
attendance and everyone seemed to
enjoy himself.
The regular morning service will be
held at 1890 A. NJ. Sunday at the
Baptist church. The sermon will be
by the pastor, Francis c. Sitter. His
/! topic viii be Christian Unity" Spe-
cial music.
LlTcHFlELD.
Mrs. Mary A. Hall of Cambridge,
Mass, arrived Monday afternoon TO
visit her cousin. Mrs. A. H Bartlett.
James d. Merriman of New York and
Mrs. Clara Merriman Fellows OF Titon,
n. H. who have been spending a short
time at their old home, Thursday re-
turned TO their respective homes.
Miss Lola and Miss Abbie Merriman
are spending their vacation at home
and in camp.
Mrs. f. j. Neal and son RAYMOND of
Lynn, Mass. this week visited Mrs.
Meals sister-in- law Mrs E w Small
IS. Mrs. r. T. True of Gardiner had this
week been visiting relatives here
Roland True Miss Maud Bartlett and
Mrs. Elenora Adams. took an automo-
bile trip Sunday TO West Windsor,
spending the day with their uncle,
Daniel True
Mrs. Roland True. Miss NJ. G Bart
lett and Mrs. Otto Keith, spent Tues
day in Lewiston.
f. y. Adams and Roger Gilman went
TUESDAY 10 augusta.
STEVENTOWN-H Howell X. Halett
of Haverhill Mass. spent the week
end at Mrs. A. S. Sheene's. Mr. Hal
lett is a student at Dartmouth.
f. F. Gilby spent Sunday with his
daughters at Geo. E. spaulding's
Supt and Mrs. J. V. Young, with
their daughter, Miss Vera. returned to
Reading, Mass, August Z, having
spent very pleasant vacation with
Mr.. Young's mother. Mrs. A. S.
Sheene, at the Two Films. Miss Vera
is freshman at Mt. Holyoke College.
Mrs. Sheene. Saturday evening, had
a very pleasant surprise, a number of
her neighbors coming to bid her well
come TO her summer home, Two Films.
MONMOUTH.
NoRTH-Perley Jeffery. wife and two
Mr. Jeffery's mother. brother and sister,
Mrs. Lizzie Jeffrey. Percy and Miss Ada
Jeffery Mr.. Jeffery is an electrician.
Mrs. George Jeffrey and son Ernest of
Brooklyn. y. Y. are also guests of Mrs.
Jeffery. Mr.. Jeffery will arrive soon. He
Is a civil engineer.
Mrs. Anna Tracy of Augusta is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. George Robinson.
Mrs Tracy spent the winter in California,
Mrs. NJ. r. Hanson is quite ILL.,
Peter Wedge, a veteran of the civil
War, received 500 from the pension de-
partment of Washington for back pay
due him nearly 50 years ago.
Emery u. Bishop is in Massachusetts OF
very important business.
George Sewell Fairbanks was 96 years
old July %, and is vet repairing clocks
and watches. He had card shower on
his birthday
MT. VERNON.
EAST-There will be a dance Tues
day evening, Aug Is at Turner's hall.