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

MIS-. GEORGE Stodudiu TIL f1dioNtu
and Miss Clara Runnels of North
Nassalboro attended the Lakeside
campmeeting last Sunday.
A Shadow soeiable was held at the
Grange hall. Tuesday evening
No Grange meeting Sept ., as the
Quarterly meeting will be In session.
The boys from Camp Merryweather
left for home, Tuesday morning Mr..
Richards family will remain in camp
for few weeks longer
Schools in town viii begin the fall
term on Monday. the 18th inst.
Mrs. Maggie Biekford and daugh-
! ter Viola. who had been visiting rela-
| tlYes and friends in town returned,
Monday morning, to their home in
Bingham.
Harry Brooks has returned to his
home in Gardiner. after summer
spent at Camp Merryweather. He will
be much missed among the young peo-
pie but we are glad TO learn that he
is To enter Bates College this fall.
MOUNT VERNON.
George Ireland returned To his
home on Church street, last week. aft
er three-lnonths visit at his daugh-
ter's nome in Peabody, Mass. His
health is much better. His daughter.
Mrs Nash, came with him.
Mrs. pora c. r. Parsons came home
last week. and her daughter, Miss
Myrtle Robinson arrived. Tuesday,
Sept. ..
The sidney family and their friends.
who occupied the house Of Mrs. Par
sons during July and August. are
now at the Russ cottage on Flying
pond.
Miss Ethel L. Klein returned to
Pennington. last Monday, to begin her
second year at Pennington High
school.
Quite a number of young people
spent Labor day on Mount McGraftee,
just to try high life
The Prohibition rally under the au-
spices of the local Grange will be held
on saturday evening Sept. 9. at Odd
Fellows hall Mr.. Malcolm Bailey or
Hallowell will give the address.
EAST-The dance al Turner's hail,
Tuesday evening. was largely attend
ed and the usual good time enjoyed.
The next dance will be Tuesday eve
ming. Sept 10. If stormy. first fair
night. Music by leagues Orchestra.
one of Mrs. Turner'S delicious Baked
Bean suppers will be served.
A singing school was begun in the
Greasy sehoolheuse, Monday evening,
under the instruction OF the Well
known and very efficient teacher. h.
A. Cettle. The next school will tie Sat
urday evening, Sept. 8, ar which time
it will be decided when and how often
the schools will be held. IL is hoped
there will be a large attendance.
James Mclaughlin returned to
Massachusetts. Saturday, after a two
weeks stay at f. Fl. Turner's.
School began in the Wing district
Tuesday, Sept. 5. with Mrs. Belle Frost
as teacher. Parents and pupils con-
slider the school very fortunate in tbs
selection of the teacher.
Miss Alice Taylor, Augusta, is the
guest of Miss Ethelyn Tucker for a
few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Neale and two
sons and Ralph Hamilton have return
edto Medford, Mass, after a visit with
their uncle, Henry Tucker.
READFlELD.
Mrs Ida NJ Flint and two sons
Clarence and Ogden, of Needhan
Heights, Mass, Miss Phebe A. BITTER
worth of lion, n. Y. and Franz
Simpson of Newton, Mass, wha mac
been occupying the Whittier cottage
have returned 10 their several homes
SIDNEY.
WEST. -Mrs. Matilda Gilroy. who
had been visiting in the home OF Alex
Mills, received word last week of the
sudden death of her son, Joe Ciilroy
and left at once for her home in Nova
Scotia. Mrs Gilroy has the sympathy
of many friends at West Sidney
The Misses Maud and Gladys Miller
were guests, last week. of Eta +
Lovejoy The Young ladies', who haC
been visiting in the home Of theil
father Rev Perley E. Miller, left Sat
urday for Morrell, where they viii
pass a few days with their sister Mrs
! Chas. White, before returning TO thei
home in West Rockport
Mrs. Charles swift entertained, ont
day last week, a party of eight ladie
from Waterville at her cottage, "Th
Echo" on the shore of Lake MeSsalon
skee. A Fish dinner was served b,
the hostess and a most delightful da.
was enjoyed. The ladies' We're taken 4
the cottage and home in the launch q
Edward Swift.
Mrs Byron Nash Of Peabody. Mass
is the guest of Mrs. Lucy A, Robin
son. Pond road.
| Mr. Weber of Mt. Vernon was
caller Tuesday in this section.
The fall term of school opened a
Sidney Corner. Tuesday, Sept. 5. yit
Mr.. Raymond. teacher.
Oracle Blaisdell, daughter of Mi
and Mrs. VIII Blaisdell. is repor te
very sick.
Mrs Bert Blaisdell has arrived 10 m
from Ocean Point.
Mr. and Mrs Chas. Burgess ar
family of Waterville have been guest
for two weeks of Mrs. Burgess Sis
ter, Mrs Leland Black. Mrs Mimi
Field has also been guest of her sis
| ter, Mrs. Black.
A good speaker is promised for tn
Prohibition rally to be held at tn
Baptist church. Sunday evening. Sept
l, West Sidney
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Durrell and fam