Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-07-17

| w. r. Boynton is i'll at his home
| with an attack of Indigestion.
| Ernest Dunbar and family of Show
| hogan are spending two weeks at the
| horne of his father. r M. Dunbar.
| Miss Mary l.. Palmer returned to
Waltham, Mass, after passing two
weeks vacation with relatives in this
place and at Athens.
A little son arrived at Wildwood.
one day last week. who bears the name
OF George Hinkley Porter. Congratu-
lations are in order.
ST. ALBANs.
Some one entered FL. o. BlaisdelPs
blacksmith shop and stole his anvil
A man who is not very well acquainted
around here happened to be very near
when this man came out of the shop
with it and by the description he gives
of this man it can soon be traced if
he does not return It.
Mrs. Quimby has returned from
Gardiner, where she visited Mrs. Wey-
mouth, 20 her home in st. Adams.
Mrs. H. c. Buker passed Saturday
| and Sunday with her daughter, Mrs.
Fred Worth. in Hartland
Miss Almer Berry has returned home
from Palmyra, where she has been for
a few weeks.
PALMYRA.
VIM. Tapley and family of Corinna
We're callers in town. Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Cram and children of
Portland We're guests, last week. of her
sister. Mrs. Harry Turner
Mrs. William Osser of Bridgewater is
the guest of her daughter, Mrs David
Turner. Mrs. Turner is also entertain
ing her aunt, Mrs. George Allen from.
Bridgewater.
Mrs. William Cypers and children,
who have been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Harry Turner, returned Monday
to their home in Monticello.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Mcfarland spent
Saturday night and Sunday as guests
of friends at Camp Benson.
Mrs. Elbridge Pratt is i'll at her
home with gall stones
Dick Chase. while employed in the
bayfield, for Stephen Burbank, during
the hot weather of last week. suffered
a sun stroke, which badly affected the
BRAIN He is now able to be out, yer
it will be long time before he fully
RECEIVERS.
Mrs. Minnie Hanson is i'll at her
home
Mrs. II. NJ Longley of Pittsfield is
Visiting among relatives in st. Adams
and Palmyra.
Mr.. Chase who has employment a.
Stephen Burbank's. is recovering from
the sunstroke which he suffered last
week.
Clarence Hall of Somerville, Mass. il
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. o. L. Biais
dell for few weeks.
Mrs. Mary Murray went, Sunday, to
st. Adams for visit.
Alfred Fish of Boston and Mrs. C. r.
Holway of this town visited, Sunday,
at H. B. Towle's.
The. Womens Wednesday. Club
gave an entertainment, Wednesday
evening at Egypt school house. There
were SO persons in attendance, and the
following program was presented by
Mrs O. 3. Cole Music, chorus; roll
call, quotations.; duet. Mrs. Ina Seek
ms and Mrs. Ada Miller: reading. Mrs.
Hattie Towle; song Iva Seekins: read
ing, Olga Nillett; song, Maize Cole, d.
alogue IA characters, "A Modern Sew
| ing Society; duet, Mrs. Bertha Davis
and Mrs. Gertrude Smnth, reading, Iva
Seekins; song. Elsie Tow1e. reading,
Mrs. w. A. Blaisdell; song, chorus
music, club orchestra. Ice cream,
cake and fancy crackers were served
by the club.
CAMBRIDGE.
Mrs. j. b. Gould went, Monday. TO
hospital at Bangor for treatment, ae-
companied by DR.. ]. II. Wilson, MAX
ing the trim by auto.
Mr. and Mrs. Letch C. Ham are en-
tertaining their daughter, Lucy, or
Houlton for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Stillson were re-
Gently in Berlin, N III.
Mrs. Preston Mitchell and daughter,
with her children, from Needham,
Mass, are stopping at the hotel for
| two weeks.
Mrs. ID. B. Whitney is entertaining
relatives from Augusta.
Alton Shorey of Dexter is IN town
Simeon Wilder. who is in Bangor
hospital, is improving and expects TO
| be at home soon.