Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-30
COUNTY NEWS.
KENNEBEC.
CHINA,

Mr.. and Mrs. John stevens OF Oakland,
Calf, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs Oscar
Hamlen.
ST Johns day was observed Sunday at
the Baptist church The church was
prettly decorated and Rev. Mr. Longley
preached a helpful sermon. A large
number of Masons and Eastern Star
members attended in a body
Byron r. Lawrence and Walter w.
Hall, who have been guests at Oak
Crest for week past, have returned 10
New York
Edith Washburn. Colby a, is at home
for her summer vacation.
Mrs W. w. Washburn has returned
from an extended visit in Franklin, n. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Whittemore and
sons, Theodore and Donald Whittemore,
are occupying their cottage for the sea-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Peters of Roxbury,
Mass. who came down with the White
mores in their auto for a few days
visit. have returned to their home.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Burdette of West
Roxbnry are guests at the Gordon house.
W. f. Taylor Of Norridgewock was at
The Gordon house last Sunday. An auto
party. who took dinner Sunday a the
Gordon house. were Mr. and Mrs NJ z.
Wight and son. A. NJ. Wight. Miss w.
f. Wight, all of Augusta, and Miron
Maddox, Louise Merrill William Lilly.
READFlELD.
Miss Bertha T.. Lothrop of Wayne is
about to organize class in the study
of music in Readfield. She comes to
lis very highly recommended
Miss DR. Bonn gives a talk to wOm-
en- on the subject of Missions in the
chapel at Readfeld Cor. June IS.
The recital and musical which was
postponed from June q, will be given
July IL at the NJ. +. chapel, at which
time the Readfield orchestra will as
sist in the entertainment.
Mrs Amelia Whittier from Boston
Is visiting friends in Readfeld
The marriage of Howard Sullivan and
Mae Taylor was solemnlZed at hents
Hill June %.
The sgmpathies of Mr. Marshal
Weston's many friends here go out
for the family in the loss of their
only son, who died on June q, after
a short sickness.
Mrs Tinkham from Nebraska is Wis
fting her sister, Mrs. s. Giles in
Readfield When girl she used to
about 30 years.
SIDNEY.
WEST-The following program was
eipsn saturday evening, June %, by the
young people and children of the Sunday
school of West Sidney: Opening chorus,
school prayer. Rev. F. f. Miller: exer
else. ..Summer-time, little girls Of Rosie
Mills class: .tChildren's Day" Elsie
Blaisdell. "Ghrist's Love EVELYN Gray,
Because He Loves Us So Laura Allen;
Two Ways of Giving" Mabel Trask;
recitation Percy Allen: such a Sunny
Day" Tia Smith: song. Cora Mills; I'm
Try" Earl Kirk; a Little Sermon
Doris Holt, THE Mouse" Harry Blon-
dette. recitation and drill eight girls, "A
Great Hole" Harvey Smith; How Kitty
Lead the Choir Dorothy Lyon; song,
Leon Blondette; .fhey Seemed to Know"
Maysie Wells; 'Wayside Ministries"
Gertie Smith. THE Useful Tree" Leon
Blondette ambitious, While Mills;
THE Flag" Charlie Allen; song, ia
Smith; My Mission Cora Mills; recita-
ton. Cecil Lovejoy THE Four Leaf
CloVers, Oracle Blaisdell; song, mail
TO summer" Misses Ida and Esther
Trask The Club Organizers" six boys;
motion song. eight girls; Little Chat
terbox" Edith May Allen; exercise. Una
and Russell Smith: "A Sunny Day.
Gladys Erskine; singing. four young
ladies' remarks, pastor. Mrs. T. f. Mil
Ter; offering; benediction. Rev. r. Z.
Miller.
MONMOUTH.
EAST-Mr and Mrs Gilbert Armstrong
of Somervlle. Mass, are guests of Mrs.
u. a. Tilson.
Miss Susan Crane of Litchfield is visit
ing friends at East Monmouth
Miss Jennie Lawrence has returned to
her home in Searsport.
The Misses Mary and Nora Coy and
James Coy of Newark y. d. are at their
cottage, East Monmouth, for the summer.
Mrs. Body of Lewiston. is their guest.
A. r. Pike is passing a few days in
Auburn.
Messrs. Litehfeld and Arthur, of 'Nor
eester, Mass. are at Norris Camp in
Brainard's woods for few days.
Mrs. Adde Richardson and daughters,
Prudence and Eugene of Rangeley, are
at Mrs Sarah Wizards home.
very enjoyable Independence Day
program was given at the Tuesday meet
ing of the Ladies' Auxiliary. 1t was ar
ranged by Mrs. Hettie Smith. member,
and included music by Miss Ruth Cram, |
a recitation by Miss Rena Macomber and
another. "our Flag" by Mrs. Annie Per-
kins There We're effective decorations
of aags and roll-eall was answered by
cpn,fndrums rolled to represent fire.
crackers. A question box followed. Ice
cream and cake We're served,
Mr. and Mrs Craig of Worcester, Mass, |
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Folsom.
The annual reunion Of Monmouth acad-
semy alumni will be held Wednesday, Au-
gust &c. at the academy Plans are be-
ing made for an unusually good pro-
gram and large attendance is expected.
WINDSOR.
WEST.--The Laasss' Uunion VIII
hold their annual picnic July 9TH in
the Pierce grove, each family carry
ing basket lunch. Ice cream and
lemonade will be on sale, with plenty
OF alnusements. boating, potato and
sack races baseball games between