Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-07-29

Driscoll. Umpire. WoodmaH. Time, LOO.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Card of Provi-
dence, r. l., are guests in town
arl Penniman has returned to New
London. CT
Miss Lucy Green of Providence. Il.
l., is the guest OF Miss Margaret Me-
Troy.
Mr. and Mrs. John Simpson and child
have returned to their home in Attle-
boro.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. McIlroy and
family have been enjoying trip to
Rocllland by auto.
Miss Isabel Houston of New York
and Miss Maude Bordey of Philadel-
phia are guests at Dixie camp.
Mrs. Charles Z. Comegy. Page Com
egg and Miss Alice Comegy of Balti-
more ere at Pioneer cottage, Krystal
Kove.
Hon. l.. T. Carleton has been invited
by the Republican State committee to
be one OF the speakers in the approach
ing campaign, opening, Aug. 5.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Tappan and
sch are at Camp Tappan. Among the
Pines They made the trip by auto
from Attleboro, ana We're accompanied
by NJ. and Mrs. James Wigmoref and
Jsmes Wigmore, Jr.
Frank Lincoln of Providence. r. l.,
has been visiting his cousin, j. II. Me-
Troy. Mr.. Lincoln presented his cous-
in with q fine flag pole which has been
set at his new summer home, Over
lock farm.
Winthrop friends Of Miss Elsie Jeanne
Pike will congratulate her upon win
ming the European trip in the Portland
Press contest. The party will sail from
Boston, Aug. 3, for a 5-weeks trip.
Mrs. w. S. Soper and SON, Clarence,
of Scion and George S. Smith of Mon
mouth we're guests, Saturday, of Mrs.
A. b. Adams.
Mrs. II. r. Benson entertained at
whist, Friday evening, in honor OF her
sister, MRS. Fred Greedy ofs Needham.
Mass herbet and waters We're served.
Eben Fessenden is visiting in Frye
burg.
Prof. Ezra X. Maxfield, who has re-
Gently been appointed teacher of Eng
fish at Colby College, and Miss Jane
Ernisse Grow of Rochester, y. Y, were
married at the brides. home4 last
week. The wedding was very pretty
one, palms, roses and carnations form-
ing the decorations, Rev. Robert j.
nrysdale, pastor of the Mount Hor
Presbyterian church, was the officiat-
ing clergyman. The brides gown was
crepe meteore and rose joint lace. Mrs.
III. b. Maxfield of Winthrop, mother of
the groom was the only out-of town
guest at the wedding. Mr.. Maxfield is
a native of Winthrop. graduated from
the High school here in 1S9, from Colby
College. 1905. and from Harvard Uni
Versity in 1911, with a masters degree
He has held many fine positions. last
year he was substitute professor at
Haverford. The BRIDE graduated in 1912
from the University of Rochester and
gained the degree of NJ. A. in q post
graduate course,at Columbia For the
past two years she has been instruc-
tor of English at Simmons College
Boston. After a wedding trip to Quebec
Mr. and Mrs Maxfield will pass the
summer at cottage at Big Pine
Point, after Sept. l they will be at
home in Waterville. Me.
Rev. and Mrs. C. F. Sargent gave a
Mother Goose party at the parsonage.
Friday evening, for the young people
of the Congregational Society Mrs.
Sargent represented Neither Goose and
each guest personated some character
of the old nursery rhymes. The char
tiers We're guessed and their jingles re-
cited. Sherbut, punch, waters and cakes
were served