Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-07-26


lace.
A plum tree, heavily loaded. was
broken down in Monday nights storm
in w T. Mace's orchard.
Eugene Berry recently remembered
his neighbors by good supply of Gu
cumbers. His crops are in the lead in
this vicinity.
Miss Emma Morrill, of Boston is
passing her vacation with her uncle,
Hiram Gilman of East Mt. Vernon.
BELGRADE.
c. T. Pinkhdm is assisting Frank
Spaulding in harvesting his hay
S. NJ, Rickford is cutting the hay
or Taylor Penney's farm.
Maurice Springer of Fayette was in
town Sunday to attend the funeral of
his step-mother, Mrs. Margaret
Springer.
BELGRADE LAKES.
Among the latest arrivals at the Bel
grade are: Mr.. and Mrs. George Haven
Abbott, New York City; Mr.. and Mrs
Henry NJ. Wells, Brooklyn, New York;
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stenchfeld, Mr..
and Mrs. Van Dyke Jones. Detroit, Mich, ::
Mrs. Sumner w. White. Miss Eleanor f..
White, George G, White, New York; Mr..
and Mrs William f. Sewall. Miss DorO-
thy Sewal, Bath, Maine; A. S. Knox,
New York City; Mr.. and Mrs S. Stan
wood Meuken, New York City; Mr.. J. b.
Black North Attleboro. Mrs. Gale. Win
throp. Me; Mrs. w. b. Sanborn, V. b.
Sanborn, Pennington, Me, and Miss Eva
| McAdoo New York City
Among those registered at the Central
House for last week are: G. w. Dacey.
Austin Dacey Boston; A. V. Lally. Chi
cage: f. o. Lally. Boston; Helen Lord
Belgrade Lakes, G. M Edwards Angus
ta w. Benjamin, Boston: II. d Floyd
Lynn. Mass; NJ. Gale, Boston. +. f. Bar
tell, Detroit, Michigan; Gardner Bigelow
Belgrade; T. ]. Shea, Boston; j. n. Far
ven Boston, and C. ID. Merrill, Laconia
n. H.
Doctor Lambert, one of the councillors
at Camp Abena for girls was quite badly
| if not seriously hurt last Tuesday morn
| ing. He had just returned from a horse
| back ride and in dismounting, the horse
stepped on his foot In trying TO remove
| it the horse became skittish, and Knocked
| him down, injuring him in the chest tie
| is at the camp under the care of a physi-
clan and it is hoped that he will speedily
| recover.
Mrs. G. F. Davenport and her daughter
| Lucy Mrs D. C. Kelley, and Mrs. G. F.
| Bacon. spent Thursday in Augusta, maxi
| ing the trip by autombile.
Mr. and Mrs. H. w Colder and Mr. and
Mrs Fred Trowbridge have Just re-
| turned from three days trip to Range
| ley Lakes in their auto.
Mr.. c. f. Hamlin, manager of Cafe
| Woodcock in Boston, is stopping at the
| Central House. He was manager last
year of the Red Oaks Lodge.
| Mr. r. G. Tobey and Mr. Lawrence
| Baxter of Boston. returned home on
| Thursday, after short stay at the Cen
trail House.
| Mr.. D. C. Kelley of Boston arrived
Friday evening at his camp on Great
| Lake for short stay.
| Mr.. Henry Marsh and family of
Rochester, n. Y arrived last Friday at
their summer home in the village.
| The recent rains have had no apparent
| effect on Great Lake, as the water is still
very low, and many boats have great
difficulty in entering the stream. dragging
bottom in many places,
| MT. VERNON.
Mrs. J. F. Hammond is taking the sea
air at Ocean Point.
Miss Pauline Kimbali of Cambridge
Mass, is visiting her cousin. Mrs. M. w
North.
DR.. and Mrs. Williams have returned
from Newton, Mass.
Mr.. E. B. Searle and FAMILY of New
Bedford, Mass, are at their summer cot
tage on Flying Pond.
The monthly meeting of the Woman s
| Missionary Society will be held next
1 mi at tha
M w. North
| The regular semi-monthly meeting of
the local lodge of Rebekahs occurred last
| Wednesday evening, and was well at
| tended
EAST-Mis. Hicks and Mrs. Smith
| of Wisconsin are guests of their cou-
/ sin, Mrs. Annie Turner.
| Much sympathy is expressed for Mr..
| and Mrs. j. c. Hewett by their many
| friends in this place in the loss OIL
| their son, the late Bonnie S. Hewitt.
| Albert Greasy is very low at his
| home here, due to general breaking
| down from old age. Mr.. Greasy is one
of our oldest and most respected ciu-
| zens.
| A. F. Cressey has been quite i'll. but
| is somewhat improved at this writing.
| Mrs. Maud McClelland and daughter
| Genie were callers Sunday "a MIS-.
| Annie Turner's.
| WES1-Rev. Mr.. Royce occupied
| the pulpit at the Free Baptist church
| Sunday, July %. Scripture reading
| Samuel IS, from which Mr.. Royce de-
| hvered very impressive sermon.
| Sunday school followed the morning
| sermon Sunday evening Mr.. Royce
| took his text from Romans =, from
which he delivered an interesting SER
| mon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Hall and Mr., ana
| Mrs. w. A Record of Chesterville We're
| in town Sunday visiting old friends
Mrs. T. A. Kent is visiting in town.
Steven Mooren is visiting at Mr., and
Mrs. ]. w Dolloffs.
Raspberries and flueberries are
plentiful this summer. Some from TINS
place have been to Vienna mountain.
bringing home a fine lot of berries.
E. H. Foss was at Fayette Miiis
Saturday on business.
Harry j. Blake of ChesterVille Is in