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

ALBUM.
There was good attendance at the
ocular meeting of Albion Grange on
riday evening, Aug. %. This meet
ng was given over to the Older mem
5ers of the Grange, they filling the
hairs and furnishing entertainment
or the evening. The officers for the
meeting were; Master. r. ]. Whit
ser: overseer, Andrew Bessey; lee
urer. Myra Whitaker; chaplain. Adj
lie Bessey; steward, c. S Billings;
assistant steward, f.. +. Crommett;
sslora Sarah Stratton; Pomona, Anne
liza Stonson; gate keeper, S. G.. Tilton;
ady assistant steward, Hannah Cros-
~. a good program was given by the
lecturer for the evening. a treat Of
bananas and peaches was served in
he dining room.
WAYNE.
The schools in Wayne will begin on
Tuesday, September y.
+. II. Herrick, field man for II. F..
Webb Co. has inspected the sweet
corn in this town and reports the crop
promising a good yield.
w. w. Walton. superintendent of the
Baptist Sunday school attended the
SUNDAY school convention held
Wednesday, Aug. % at the Smith Me-
mortal church, Readfield. Twenty
-FOUR persons from Wayne were in at
tendance. An interesting and profita :
bic meeting is reported. The mex,
session will be at Readdeid Corner.
Elbridge Croker of FaSette is seri-
ously i'll.
Mr. Crafts will speak Sept. in
Wayne on the liquor problem.
Many people from Wayne attended
campmeeting Sunday at East Liver
more.
WINDSOR
John Snroul of Augusta was tile
CUES: of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j
| W. Sproul over Sunday.
Samuel Lyon lost good horse last
week
Mrs. George Weeks of Gardiner was
| the guest las: week of Mrs. Charles
| McKindsley.
Everett Lyon is threshing grain
with gasoline power for the towns
| people.
George Sampson. Il years of age
who has been running an engine II
Remis, has returned home.
Francis NJ. Fernandez of Chelsea
| Mass, has been recent visitor a
the home of his cid friend and com
rade, William L. Brown.
Mrs. Carrie Jewett. who has beer
a guest at the home of Mrs. Dolly
| Wright, returned Saturday 10 Card
ncr.
| T,t;eeor1 Dolop was q visitor one dan
| last week at Togus.
| Through the enterprise of Capt. VIM
T. Henderson, who succeeded in get
| ting them interested, Thorndike anC
| Xix of Rockland are to tit up can
| ming factory at MaXcy's Crossing
they will employ about 40 girls TIM
fall They will probably enlarge tn
plant another season. James Sprou
| will haul the boiler here this week
| w. II. Colby has sold them the bulid
| ing and will put it in order to com
| mence operations.
| Misses Eva and Annie Lyon hav
| returned from a prolonged visit to rel
atives in Massachusetts and Vermont
| Harry Weber, who has been tn
| guest of his cousin. Mrs. Daniel Samp
| son, has returned TO Buffalo, \. \.
| Mrs. Russ Marson and three chill
| dren of Gardiner recently visited he
| sister, Mrs. William l.. Brown.
| Fred Douglas of Augusta was
| visitor Thursday at the home of hi
| grandfather, Dexter Dunton.
| Miss May Obert, who has been tn
| guest of her aunt, Mrs. w. L. Brown
| has returned to her home in Malta
| pan, Mass.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Halpen, VIII
have been visitors at the old nome
| stead the past week have returned I
Haverhill. Mass.
| There will be a temperance lectur
| from TO P. NJ. Saturday evening
Sept. 2, at l.. B. Frenchs pavilion fol
| lowed by a dance from 9 o'clock un
til midnight.
| Daniel Sampson has returned fror
| Bemis and gone to Brockton, Mass
having employment there.
| Mrs. Sara Webber of Buffalo, \
! Y, who has been the guest of he
niece, Mrs. Eugenia Sampson, Wen
to Washington Saturday TO attend IN
| campmeeting.
READFlELD
| DEPOT.-Mrs Charles Mclean an
| son of Boston. who We're guests a fey
| days of Mrs. +. D. Brann. returne
| Wednesday.
| Depot and East Readfleld Sunda
schools enjoyed picnic Friday a
| Maranacook. The schools are indebt
| ed to NJ. S. Collins for his courtes
| in sending a yacht to convey ther
| to Maranacook, from Coleman's land
ing. They We're also favored by MI
| Collins with a steamer trip to Win
| throp and return. A picnic Dime
| was served. In the potato contes
| Miss Rosa Hopkinson received tn
| prize for picking and placing in
box more than any one else for TIL
| time given and Miss Julia Millett 70
| picking and carving to the place tn
! first in the row all the potatoes, on
at a time, in quicker time than others
| The champion runner was Alder
Hutchinson and the. jumper. Georg
| Hutchinson. both receiving prizes
Miss Julia Millett for finding the mos
, tRfs t,3s-ta -, ts,7tt-t $50,