Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-08-31
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| SOUTH-The Agricultural IMPROVE
ment Club held a picnic ON Sandy
beach at Three Mile pond last
| Wednesday. nearly 100 being present.
inclu ling many invited guests, VINO
seemed TO thoroughly enjoy the 'iaS
Boat ting and fishing We're enjoyed by
lmany; swiags and hammocks were
hung in the grove to give pleasure 10
the Young ard rest for the weary
| Tie president of the club entertained
the company with many fine selec-
tons on the photograph The tables
| in The grove were loaded with all the
heart could wish. A fine fish chowter
such as the ladies of the club know
how to make completed the feast
which seemed to satisfy the appetItes
| of all The day was simply fine. IN
vited guests were present. from Bos-
| ton. Augusta, China and Windsor.
| The club wishes to thank all who con-
tributed toward making the day one
| long to aforementioned and all hope
that each may live TO enjoy deph-
| cate another year. This club is grow
| ing in members rapidly and later on
will be of much profit to its members
as we'll as pleasure.
| After dinner an association was or
ganized for the Improvement of
Three Mile" pond, with these Off
GERS: Pres. Prof. F. H Cowan of
Girls Latin School of Boston; Vice
Pres, w. D. Stewart; Sec, Miss
Stella Barton. An advisory board Of
officers was also formed.
| The club met last Saturday evening
with Mrs o. E. Carpenter with an
attendance of about 40 The names Of
seven new members We're presented
and laid on the table to be voted up
| on at the next meeting, Sept. 8, at the
home of the president.
Mrs. F. b. Whitehouse, Miss Dora
| Whitehouse and Miss Elizabeth Magann.
all of Waterviiie, were business callers
in the place Wednesday. returning Thurs
day.
Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Hill and children.
who have been spending several weeks
at the home of II. G. Dickey, have re-
turned to their home in Roslindale, Mass.
George Anderson, who has been i'll for
the past few weeks. is slowing gaining.
]. p Twitchell and F. L. Pond attend
ed services Sunday at the Methodist
Ichurch. Cross Hin.
Mrs Martha Smfthers is quite i'll at this
WRITING from the effects of shock. She
is being cared for by her sister, Mrs.
Lucy Packard.
Mr.. Long and Mr.. Lane of Massachu-
sets. who have been stopping at Elijah
L MIXERS for two weeks, have returned TO
their homes.
Mrs Maud Mason entertained Saturday
AFTERNOON Miss Hazel Carpenter of South
lFramingham. Mass.
Fred Merrill of Augusta was business
caller in this place Monday.
T. / Brown is passing a few days AT
Riverside with his uncle, Josiah Brown.
/ Mrs E. Maud Mason accompanied by
lNsrs Edith Stewart of West Windsor, are
attending the summer school at Water
vile
| Mrs Florence Stone and children. Helen
Iand yesta. of Athol, Mass, arrived In the
In,ace Saturday and are guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Stone.
Miss Winnifred Gardner of Skowhegan
&c visiting her sister, Mrs. Bertha stone.
for an indefinite time
| Walter C. Stone of Augusta was at
his old home Sunday. the guest OF ms
brother Robert.
i John sabin of Concord. N. H., has
: been visiting his brother LiaWood' tae
l
past week.
Mrs VIM. Weber and sons MerViii
and Wyman. are enjoying the sea
breezes for a few days at Ocean Point
Mrs. Winnie Henderson and children
Marion. Doris and Harry OF Everett
Mass. are the guests of their aunt
Mrs Ruth Morse.
Miss Mabel Sabin, who has beeh Wis
iting her Uncle Charles for Week.
returned home Monday
Mr. and Mrs Wallace Saoin ana
sons. Robert and Donald. OF Plymouth'
Mass, have been the guests fef sew
erai DAYS of his uncle, M. l.. Sabih.
Harold Morse went to Mt. Vernon
Saturday to visit over Sunday with
his cousin.
i Mr. and Mrs J. H. Hodgkins whie
passing through the place SATURDAY
called on Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. DlcKey.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Randall were
calling on Mr. and Mrs. c. F. Taylor
Tuesday.
Miss Alice Brown, Mrs Mary ray
Ior and daughter attended the picnic
{ held Friday in the Pierce Bros. grove
on the shore of Three Mile pond