Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-08-16
KENNEBEC.
Mt VERNON.

Gently spent week with her mother,
Mrs. +. L Wells
Miss Helen Weiser who graduated
from Noun Vernon High school last
June, is engaged to teach the school
in the Walter Pierce district of Wen
ma during the fall term.
T. w. MeQuade of Boston is at
his farm, resting from his record
walk of last week. ON Monday last
he caught "A l-4-pound salmon in
Flying pond.
Mrs Charles Mckee of Chelsea,
Mass, is visiting her friend, Mrs Ed
gar E. Robinson.
Col. Thomas Hopkins of Washing
ton. d. G., arrived at his farm last
Saturday.
Miss Mildred NELL of Brookline,
Mass, is visiting her classmate at
Dean academy, Miss Marguerite Nc
Quaide. Al present these young ladies
and the Misses Ada and Ida Russ are
at the Russ cottage at Flying pond.
Will Archibald last Monday in
jured his left foot while trying 10
turn over large rock, and is laid
up with sprained ankle and severe
bruises.
The Baptist Woman's Missionary
society will meet next Thursday aft
ernoon, Aug. II, with Mrs f. NJ.
Tracy and Mrs. c. II. Taylor at the
Taylor cottage on Pond road
y musical entertainment will be
given next Friday evening at odd
Fellows hall by the Alumni Assoeia-
ton of Ait Vernon High school II
viii begin promptly at 7.45
READFiElD.
Mrs. VIM. Record and Mrs Ruby
Record are at Old Orchard for a few
weeks vacation.
Mrs. G. A. Stevens of Bangor was
last week in town making short calls
ON some Of her friends. She went from
here to Winthrop.
Miss Isabelle Cover whose home is
in Boston, visited here last week
Annie Carson and Jennie Carson Of
Mt Vernon We're callers at their
hrothers's a few days since.
DR.. Milliken has three young lady
boarders.
George Spaulding Of Boston is pass
ing a few DAYS with his parents in
Readfield.
Mrs Cora Steling is in Pennington
fer visit to relatives.
E. Henry of Pennsylvania passed a
few days in town recently with his
brother and sister.
d. Niekerbocker was taken to the
hospital last Saturday for treatment.
EAST-Mr. and Mrs. Hallett have
gone to Madrid to attend the Durham
and Phinney reunion. They will also
visit in Phillips and Wilton. Mrs.
Ruby Mace is housekeeper during
their absence.
Mrs, Eva Higgins and daughters of
Fairfield, are on a visit to Readfiela
to meet her sister. Mrs. Elmer e. Ber-
ny, from Darien, CT. Mr.. Berry has
engaged to work for two months for
w. T. Mace. Mrs. Ada Berry is still
with Mrs Butler at the Sir Charles
hotel. Maranoeook.
Sullivan Jordan, the old gentleman
who was injured by his horse being
frightened by an automobile, died
Monday evening. Two sons, William
and Percy, We're with him and will
take the remains to Franklin. The
deceased had been employed with c.
NJ Heath's family for several years.
w. l.. Gordon and family have gone
to New Sharon to attend the Old
Home week celebration. They will
be gone two days.
SIDNEY.
WEST-Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Gala
cher OF East Vassalboro recently VS.
tied Mrs. Gallaghers old home here,
and were guests of Mr. and Mrs. c. II.
Lovejoy.
Harold Henderson of Gardiner ar
rived Monday at Clarence Richard
sons and will remain for several
weeks.
Henry Trask has returned to MS
home in Revere, Mass.
Miss Ida Trask went To Augusta
Saturday, where she passed Sunday
with friends Miss Trask will also visit
her aunt, Mrs. A. B.. Church, in Halo
we'll.
Esther Wynan is enjoying. an out
ing at Ocean Point.
Miss Esther Trask Saturday return
ed home from Hallowell,. after passing
two weeks with her aunt, Mrs. A. Il.
Church.
Fnla Smith is visiting her cousin,
Olive smith, in the home OF MI, and
Mrs. Fred Scribner.
The Sunday school picnic will be
held Thursday at Silver lake. Ii
stormy it will be postponed until Fri
day. The usual good time is expected,
and arrangements are being made for
an ENJOYABLE day for all present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Mosher and son
Earle, Miss Lillian Mosher of Bel
grade. and Mrs. Amanda Bachelor of
t,rockten, Mass, were recent callers on
their aunt Mrs. C. III. Lovejoy.
Mrs Mary Davis is so much inn
proved as to be able to attend to
many household duties. Mrs. Davis
has pa ssed the S0th landmark.
An unusually large attendance was
present Sunday at the services of the
Baptist church and listened to an eX-
cellent sermon by the pastor.
LITCHFlELD.
PLAINS-Mr. and Mrs William
Adams of Dorchester, Mass, are the.
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. d. Il. Perkins.
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