Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-08-10

visiting relatives in Massachusetts.
Miss Marion Brown accompanied by
her aunt, Mrs. Susan Hayes, has gone
to Dorchester. Mass, to visit relatives
and friends
Miss Maud Plummer who came to
Maine with Mrs. Shepler and later re-
turned to Massachusetts, is with us
again. and keeping house for Capt. N.
A. Henderson.
Misses Stella and Marion Campbell
of Everett. Mass, are guests of Rev.
and Mrs Joseph Shepler
Mrs Walter Allen Smith left Thurs
day for Marthas Vineyard, where Mr..
and Mrs, Smith have a cottage
| Rev. j. NJ. Shepler has returned from
trip to his pastorate in Hyde Park,
Mass. He supplied the pulpit Of the
| Methodist church at Windsor last Sun
day, and delivered a most eloquent
| sermon.
| Mrs. w. H. Colby, who was so seri-
ously injured two weeks since, by fall
ing and striking her neck across the
edge of a washtub and who was TAX
en- up for dead, has so far recovered as
| to be able to sit up a while each day
Clifford polan is painting and paper
Mrs. Matte Dodge and daughter
| lsahel We're guests Saturday of rela-
tives in Semerville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Groves of Gar
diner We're Sunday visitors at Camp
Comfort
The Misses Leola, Lila and Louise
Hisler with Miss Carrie Martin, were
guests Friday of their cousins, Mr.. and
ire, NVYifg
Maurice Greeley has assisted John
Spronl to cut his hay and the hay on
the Albion Ware farm, and is now cut
ting his own hay
Joseph French and his son Claud
and Ernest Boynton. have cut
their own hay, the hay on the Thomp-
son place, and on the Doe farm. and
are now cutting the hay on Yeaton
Duntons home farm.
Herbert Dodge. who was struck by
lightning in June and not expected To
live, has harvested the hay on his own
farm, on Joseph Wingood s, on his bro
Their, Arthur Dodge's, on his mothers,
Mrs Isabel Dodge, on the Fred French
farm. and for Lucius French.
MT. VERNON.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy f. Davis and son
stuart of Collinsville, CT, arrived in
town last Friday for weeks visit
with Mir Davis parents
Mrs. Mayhem Russell pre- he'd a
Very interesting and helpful sermon to
a large audience at the Baptist church
last sunday morning. on Fruit Bear
ing; text John xix:2-4
Mrs f w. Klein and Miss Ethel l..
Klein went to Greene Tuesday to vis-
1t friends for few days.
Mrs. g w Whittier and son Harry
are visiting At the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fl. S. Russ.
The alumni union picnic of the 10
cal lodges of odd Fellows and
Changers will be held Wednesday.
Aug. g. in Russ grove at FLYING pond.
G. r. Ireland. who is on a visit with
his daughter in Danvers, Mass. re-
ports himself as improving in health
and hopes soon to be able to return
to his horne.
MONMOUTH.
NORTH Mrs Alice Stock bridge of
Yarmouth visited Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner
Seabary. last week, returning to her
home Saturday. Mrs. Stockbridge is
sister of Mrs Seabury
Mr. ard Mrs. George Seabury of Con-
necticut are visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Sumner Seabury. Mr.. Sea-
bury is an electric engineer and has
installed electric plants in France and
| in Africa.
AIRS r. ". Turner and two children
returned Saturday to their home in
Waterville after some weeks stay with
relatives ana friends.
Miss Hazel Prescott wenp to Water
| vile Saturday. returning Sunday.
SIR and Mrs. Warren NJ. Withers OF
of Auburn were Saturday and Sunday
at their cottage on Wilson lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. +. Walker. who have
been on the State Fair grounds for
some weeks. were at their home Sat
urday and Sunday Mr.. Walker has
a number of horses that he is working
out ON the track. He is not only
horseman of some note. but is also an
orchardist He has 10 acres of as fine
young orchard as can be found in the
county. which is an evidence of their
| good care
Mrs. Luella w. Chandler and daugh-
tel Charlotte of Southold L. l.. New
York. are guests of their uncle and
aunt. MI and Mrs j L. circuit.
Doctor Twitchell gave a very inter
esting and impressive lecture Sunday
afternoon in the church to a large and
attentive audience His subject was
Parting of the Ways" Fathers and
mothers present who have a boy or
boys must have been forcblY i'm
pressed with the terrible consequences
of the licensed saloon. The doctor is
very much interested in the boys who
soon viii be the men to do the business
of the town and State. 1t seems that
every father who has a boy must have
lbeen so impressed that on the eleventh
lday of September he will vote No
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