Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-08-28
WALDO.
FREEDOM.

Boston, Mass, are enjoying their va
cation in Freedom with Mr.. Virgins
sister, Mrs. Frank Tyler.
Madame Ruerat gave a very interest
ing lecture Thursday evening Aug. %
on her native country, Switzerland. She
gave clear, comprehensive talk on the
early history. description of the coun-
try, and especially clear of the govern
ment Prof. and Madame Ruerat sung
their National anthem to open with and
later some of their national songs.
Dressed in the COSTUME of their country
they gave us view of the people NOT
otherwise to be gained
TROY.
CENTEH.-A little son was born,
Aug %. to Mr.. and Mrs Sanford
FoSter. A5ie
Mrs. Fred sawyer,bf skowhegan Wis
tied friends in town, last week.
Frederick Barker of Elmira, n. Y.
Was guest at the home of Augustus
stevens one day, last week
Mrs O. II. Hathaway and two chill
dren are passing two weeks with
friends in Providence. r. l.
Juan Goodale and family visited
friends in Pittsheld. last week,
Mrs John Smith passed Friday and
Saturday in Pittsfield, a guest at w.
A. Taylors
Mrs Walter TAYLOR and daughter of
Plttsfield are passing the week at the
home of her parents
John Wentworth of North Vassal-
boro is visiting relatives at the Center.
this week
Mr.. Sargent and daughter, Mrs. J. l..
Bagley, and Mrs. Annie Stevens were
in Waterville, Friday.
Mayo Bickmore and f. II. Garcelon
accompanied by his daughter. Mrs. C.
M, Whitney. were in Bath, Thursday
and Friday to attend the reunion and
celebrate the 50th anniversary of the
18th Maine Regiment
Colonel Mark l.. Hersey of the u. S.
A, assistant Director of the Philippine
Constabulary, accompanied by Mrs.
Hersey, and Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Of
Stetson was at the Center, last week.
While taking rest from his military
duties, Col Hersey is touring the coun-
try via auto and calling on old friends
and acquaintance throughout New
England, besides visiting his fathers
home at East Corinth.
BURNHAM.
Mrs. Fred Shaw and daughter
Ferne, returned, Thursday, from two
weeks visit passed with friends and
relatives in Boston and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs, c. H Winn and daugh-
ter of Haverhill. Mass. and Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Weymouth of Auburn
are guests OF Lyman Winn.
MIR. and Mrs. f. L. Fletcher and
daughter Helen, of Waterville We're in
iowa for the day, Wednesday.
Miss Bertha Rowe of Portland and
Mrs Kate Nash and daughter, Mari
on, of Springfield, Mass. were recent
guests of Mrs, G.. +. Gilmore
A quiet wedding occurred, Sunday
August II, the contracting parties be-
ing George Garcelon of this town and
Miss Helen Weymouth of Troy. They
were married at the Methodist par
sonage in Unity, Rev Mr.. Ainslee
performing the ceremony.
Miss Ethel Allen is visiting friends
In Boston.
Burnham Grange will hold a picnic
at Winnecook Lake, Wednesday. Au-
gust as. One or two large teams will
carry passengers They will start from
the Town hall at s o'clock.
Ormandel Braley and Miss Mabel
Prescott daughter of MIR. and Mrs.
Sumner Prescott, We're recently mar
ried and gave a reception to their
friends at lakewood, Tuesday evening,
ana there was large number in at
tendance.
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Foster We're
recent guests at the home OF his
father. William G. Foster. Prof, Fost-
err has been elected principal of the
high school at York. Maine. and will
begin his duties. at the opening of the
fan term.
Mr. and Mrs. O. b. McKechnie and
daughter, Dorothy have returned
from weeks sojoum at Windemere
Park.
Mrs G. e. Gilmore went TO Pitts
field Tuesday. TO visit her sister, Mrs.
b. L. Fitzgerald, who has recently re-