Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-06-13

This is the closing week OF Mount
Vernons High school There Is no
graduating class this year. A Junior
Exhibition will be given, on FRIDAY.
at r. NJ, in odd Fellows hall. music
by Knapp's Orchestra. The public is
cordially invited.
Rev. +. w Klein will preach in the
| West Mt. Vernon church. next sum
day. June 16, at 2.30 7. NJ. In the
evening the Sunday school Will give q
! Children's day concert.
| SOUTH The teacher and pupils of
The currier school, accompanied by a
few friends hung very pretty June
basket for Miss Cora Bradley, on Sat
| urday evening After the race WAS
over games were enjoyed and treat
served by the little hostess.
Mrs. Charles Taylor and daughter
| Elizabeth of Broekline, Mass, were
Irecent callers at Prospect Farm OH
Mrs. Hollis r. Jacobs, Monday fore
noon. Mrs. TAYLOR, who was formally
Miss Ethel Tracy was a very success
'ful teacher in town and win be pleas
fanfly remembered by many friends
there.
Mr.. aud Mrs Hollis Biekford were
callers here. on Sunday, at Charles
ffutehinson's.
The Lake View Club was entertain
cd BY Mrs. Nellie Bradley and Mrs.
Alice I.all at the home of Mrs. Hall,
on Tuesday afternoon. The usual
business was disposed of and a social
time enjoyed. Lunch was served.
Mrs Charles Hutchinson is quite
poorly and under tie doctors care.
Mrs. NJ J. Jacobs and Mrs. a. 4.
Richardson suffered III turns, on Mon
aa..
| MIR. and Mrs. John Walker of Kent's
Hill were recent callers in this place.
CLiNToN-
Mrs. Clara Martin of Bangor has
bcln visiting III town.
Mrs !. NJ. Winn is very sick at this
writing and Miss Simons ofsBangor IS
Cd ING Tor her.
Mrs. Ida Decker has been very sick.
but IS letter.
Miss Cunningham of Greene is visit
| ing IN town.
tie shower and wind, Monday after
noon. was fierce one for some parts
OF Cainton.
! Charles Files, assistant station agent.
Is confined to his home by sickness.
Horace Iuilen. principal of the High
sehoob was called home to Monsoon
suddenly, last week. on account Of The
death Of his father
Mr. and Mrs Henry Adair and
daughter Cornelia have been visiting
| her garents, Mr. and birs. b. f. ShisN
and her brother DR., Shaw.
4 & iuxgadd Ia etrasta and her mo- II.
or, Mrs. Sarah Wood, are visiting Mrs.
Moods son, Fred Wood. in Pittsae.d.
| Mrs. 4. ii. Ward has just returned
from a visit TO her parents in Bowdoin-
! ham.
| Mrs. Florice Foster of Burnham is
keeping house for her uncle while her
aunt. Mrs. y. Jaquith. is at Exeter
Mills for short stay.
The Martha Washington Chapter of
Watervile visited Fircside Chapter.
Monday evening. June 10. and con
ferred the degrees, There were aiso
visitors from Dexter, Pittsfeld. New
port Canaan and Fairfield.
| Rev. Mr.. Miligan delivered a Me-
mortal sermon before the members Of
the /. o. O. f. and Rebekahs, recently.
| Sunday, June 16, the members of Sc
basticook Lodge, F. and A. NJ, and
| Fireside Chapter. @. Il. s, viii attend
| Divine services at the Brown Memorial
| NJ. e. church.
There are a number of cases of Ger
riar measles in town.
About is members of Laurel Rebekah
Lodge, o. f. s., went to Albion. Tues
day evening. to give the play Miss
Topsy furry"
MANCHESTER.
MIR. and Mrs. f. S. Wingate and two
children of HaIloweIl are the guests
of Miss Mary Wingate, at her bunga-
| low ON the Lake road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis II. Wing were
recent callers on Mrs. Edwin Cald-
well.
REV. III. w. Perkins, pastor OF Eman-
uels church at Chestnut Hill, Mass.
Will his family, have arrived ut Lake
hurst. where they will pass the sum
: mer vacation.