Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-08-10

lhursday, at the w. C. t. u. rooms
Sales will be held on the remaining
Thursdays of the month.
Frank Mitchell has two friends from
Boston staying with him for few
days.
The Ladies' Aid of the NJ. f. church
met, Tuesday last, with Mrs. Mitchell.
Fhere was a good attendance and
some work done
full class meeting was held at tho
Methodist parsonage, on Tuesday eve
nlng, when | Corinthians, Is, was dis
eussed
Union services win be held at the
NJ q. church, at $50 Sunday next.
The subject of the sermon VIII be
The Bread of Life" and at 4.30 the
subject viii be An Iron Pillar" The
pastor, Rev Frank Kingdom, will con-
duet both services.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. r. Longley and
daughter, Belle, left. Wednesday. for a
two-weeks outing at Ash Point
Hiss Emma Nelson and Miss Louise
Carr of Palermo are passing the
week Of Ramp kumfut. with Misses
Ethel and Lizzie Fish.
George Gilman in building his side
WALL nearer the road as the others
nave done, has considerably enlarged
ms lawn and with the grading of the
grounds about the house has added
very much to the beauty of his own
surroundings. as well as to the village.
MIR and Mrs. Winn Davis of New
YORK, who have been visiting Mrs.
De us sister. Mrs. Vyillette f.. Colley.
went To Belfast for a short visit before
returning home.
w. w. Washburn and daughter.
Mary, We're business callers in Wa
tervilIe. Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles Stuart and grandson.
wlic are stopping at Oak Crest, went
TO Augusta, Wednesday. for short
visit.
MT. VERNON.
WEST-A temperance lecture will be
given at $50 p. M, Sunday. at the Free
Baptist church by Secretary Emery of
the Christian Civic League.
Mrs. John Anderson and sons. Phil
Up and Rudolph, were in Augusta,
Wednesday.
Mrs, Clyde C. Childs and friend. Mrs.
Clark OF New Jersey We're in Augusta,
Wednesday,
Mrs. DeCoster and children have
gone TO Boston to pass the remainder
of the summer
Clarence Kent is in town.
Mr.. Ffnnigan of Boston arrived in
town. Wednesday, and is a guest of
o. Brown.
Elmer Tylor and Oscar French went
TO Augusta, Monday, returning, Thurs
day
Miss Ethel Pulls is, so far as report
ed. the most successful young lady
fisherman. She recently caught 10 fish, |
one black bass. weighing 9 pounds
and ounces, a roach weighing nearly
two pounds. and another roach of III
pounds.
SOUTH-Mrs. Alice Dunn of Black |
stone, Mass, has been the recent
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Dunn at
Maple Grove farm
+. A. Walker was in Winthrop,
on business.
George White is working for F. A.
Walker.
Mrs. Cora Stating and Master Earl
were visitors. Sunday. at George
Whites.
Mrs. George White has returned from
a weeks outing with friends at To-
gus pond.
Miss Ruth Fish of West Mt. Vernon
was an all-day visitor. Thursday. att
Maple Grove farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Leighton of the
Bean neighborhood are on vacation,
ity.
Porter Trefethen of Kent's Hill was
at tea, Thursday, by his
IL. M
Trefethen also called on his cousins, |
Prof. and Mrs. e. L. Bean at the Cla-
rissa.
Mrs. A. G. Gordon and daughter. |
Mrs. Velma Walker, are entertaining |
Mrs. Ham and sisters, Freda and An
ME Carstens, of New York City.
ALBION.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c.. Hight of Somer- |
Vile, Mass, have been making a short |
visit ut Mrs. Nights parents, Mr. and |
Mrs. VIM. Leonard.
The Albion I. O. o. f. and Lygonia |
Rehekah Lodges will hold a picnic. |
Thursday, Aug. 10, on Green's shore at
Lovejoy pond. The Rebekahs viii fur
nish fish chowder. and the odd Fell
lows win award prizes TO the winnersI
Of the different sports and games that |
Will be held.
The Albion Christian Sunday school |
held q picnic on Green's shore, at
Loveioy pond, Wednesday, Aug. 7. AL
though the sun shone too brightly for |
a good fishing day, enough fish We're
caught to make an excellent chowder, |
which YVES greatly enjoyed by all pres
ent. swing and croquet set, which
had been provided. added much to the
enjoyment of the children. About 1901
We're present.