Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-07-12
FRANK HEWINS,
CORONE Err
Telephone 1852
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CHELSEA.

Rev. and Mrs. King are enjoying two
weeks vacation. and last Sunday the pull
pit was filled by Leighton Cronkite, who
preached a very interesting sermon to a
rood sized congregation.
Glass No. 3 of the Union Sunday school
met at the homo of their teacher. Miss
t1mma Green, one afternoon recently and
organized. eieeting class officers and ehos-
ing name. The Happy Workers" sam
ny Harris, WAS chosen president; Ernest
kIcC au land vice president Esther Mo.
rang. secretary and Ada Hayes. treasur-
Dr. "striye to succeed was chosen as the
rIass MOTTO The boys and girls are very
enthusiastic workers in the Sunday school
and are planning great things the re-
suit OF their organization.
E II. Collins passed his 63rd birthday
Sunday. the md very pleasantly. having
as guests his only daughter with her hus-
band and children his brother. A. =. Col
lins aad wife. and Prof F. D. Seares and
family. the day being alsn the 10th we'd
ding anniversary OF the latter. The occa-
sion vas a most delightful one to all pres
ent and Mr.. and Mrs. Collins were voted
royal entertainers.
GentIemens night will be observed by
Chelsea Grange the first Friday evening in
August and elaborate plans are being made
for the occasion.
The Grange social was held at the resi-
dence of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Malany
last Wednesday evening. Nearly ons hun
dred we're present. and the time was pleas
singing. and dancing IN the fine new barn
u Ia 1f 10. ,afra
served and a neat sum was added to the
Hall fund
Business in the strawberry field of II. c
Lawrence has been rushing this season. a
good sized crop of excellent berries being
harvested
Mrs. Edward willette fell one day re-
Gently and broke her leg Her many
friends are very sorry for her in her mis-
fortune a. the accident will eonfine Ler Il
the house for some time.
barn on the farm of George Bond
way. formerly the Barker place. collapsed
last Monday morning. The building wa,
not very valuable and nothing of value
was in it, so the loss is not great
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Searles and chill
dren returned to their home in Bar Harboi
last Sunday, after visit with Mrs. Searles
parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Collins.
Miss Emma Green visiting relatives il
North Pittston, her old home.
George Morgan and son of Randolph ant
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Morgan of Gardiner
were Sunday guests. of their parents Mr.
and Mrs. G. W. Morgan
Mrs Octayia Morrell visited her daugh
ter last week at Weeks Mills.
Stephen Cobb of Gardiner was Sunda,
caller in town
Mrs. W. k Thompson, who has beef
passing week with friends in Manchester
has returned to her home. somewhat i'm
proved in health.
Mrs. Carrie Jones of Windsor was tn
vt Of Mr. and Mis-. r. V. Morgan on
day last week.
The Misses Lambert and Moore of Au
burn were guests last week of Mr.. and Mrs
E. Fl. Libby.
Charles Morse and son of Lynn, Mass
were recent guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Morse
sister. Mrs c. III Rouse.
Miss Eva Morang is at home with he
parents fer a vacation.
Miss Mabel Mclaughlin of Augusta pass
ed last week at her old home in town.
Walter Hayes. who has been employed q
Riverside for some months. is at home wit
hlssnaren.s, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Haye
sar time.