Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-08-30
WALDO.
PALERMO.

NORTH-Mrs. Fred Vose visited her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Nelson a
few DAYS last week
Mrs. Maria Marden was a Sunday caller
of Mrs. Carrie OSgood
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Drawn are away
on their vacation. Mrs Drawn is visit
ing relatives in Fairfield and AIR. Drawn
is in the Aroostook
John Dyer carried a load of young peo-
pie TO Washington campmeeting SUNDAY.
Mrs. Hattie Chadwick was called to Al
bion Thursday on account of the illness
of her son, Willard Chadwick
Mrs. Eliza Nelson accompanied her
daughter, Mrs. Ella Pawlowsky. to her
home in Somerville Mass.
Mrs. Althea Perkins and son Lester
visited sunday at Charles Knoxs
Mrs. Jennie Hussey of Albion and her
niece, Mrs. Gladys Caesar OF Boston.
We're guests Thursday of Mrs Minnie
Black.
Frank Plummer of Weeks Mills is pass
ing few days at II. L. Blacks.
Rev. II. w. Abbott will occupy the pull
pit Sunday afternoon, Sept. 2 of the
First Baptist church at Cars Corner.
William II. Wood of East Vassalboro
a,
last week visited his daughter, Mrs. Net
ia Nelson
The Ladies' Improvement Society held
their annual picnic Aug. % in Prescott
Grove The attendance was large fine
dinner was served to over 300 people.
Mrs. Abbie Arnold presided at me fancy
article booth. Among the new articles
for sale We're souvenir dishes of the First
Baptist church, also postcards of differ
ent buildings and places of interest.
There are some of these articles yet on
hand for sale at Mrs Arnold's. The ice
cream sale was conducted by Mr. and
| Mrs. Percy Turner and others Wilder
Young and Lucy Wood presided at the
confectionery counter. A chief feature
was Tozier's orchestra from Albion.
which furn--Aed music throughout the
day. The picnic this year was a grand
| success both socially and financially.
| There We're many visitors from away.
| among whom were Hon and Mrs. Oscar
Marden. Miss Bertha Hanson of Boston,
| Mrs Lizzie Spiller of Dorchester. Mr..
and Mrs. George Black of Portland, Mrs.
Herbert Black and son Lawrence of Col
orado, Mr.. and Mrs. Bernice Norton and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rhodes of Belfast
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Roach and little son of Chicago. A. f.
Spear of Rockland, s A. Fuller of
| Reading. Mass, f. c. Gowen of Atlanta
City, n. j., Mrs. Alice Tibpetts and chill
dren of Pittsfield. Mrs. Goodie Bachelor
Josiah Norton of Augusta. and many
| from adjoining towns
| CENTER-Mr. and Mrs. l.. w. Diken-
son. who have been stopping at c. y.
| Phillips for the past two weeks, returned
| Wednesday to Reading. Mass.
| Mr. and Mrs Frank Whitney, who have
/ been recent guests at c. A. Phillips nave
returned to Massachusetts.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wood of Bangor
have rented Oscar Bradstreets summer
! cottage at the head of Sheepscot Lake.
Mrs Edna knowlton is at home from
/ Palmer, Mass. for a brief vacation and
will leave soon to resume teaching al
s onington, Me.
Miss Emma Benner and Mrs. Eben Fos-
ter made a business trip Thursday to
Liberty.
| d. w. Benner has purchased driving
horse.
w. G. Turner and family of jefferson
passed Friday at his old home.
>. }. Lane, VINO has been passing few
days at the home of J. w. Turner and
son, returned Monday to Ansonia Conn.
Mrs. Lane and children will remain
Iawhie
w. w. Turner moved load of house
hold furnishings to Norridgewock for
| Laurence Smelie. making the trip in
three days, returning Saturday.
| Charles Whipple and family have moved
to Norridgewock
Phillip r. Porter is moving his porta-
Bile saw mill to Norridgewock.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Howard and
daughter Helen, of Someryille. Mass.
were guests Sunday at the Howard and
Handy farm.
Several from this place attended the
lcampmeeting Sunday at Washington
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