Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-06-19


graduating exercises at Erskine Acad-
envy, June 10.
Alden Cooley planted potatoes for
r. b. Pierce one day last week.
Mrs. Maud Colburn has returned
home after spending a few days with
friends in Augusta.
Mrs. Hannah Merrill of Maiden.
Mass, was recent guest of Mrs. II.
Il. Pierce.
Laurent Pierce of Augusta spent
Sunday with his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Pierce.
Mrs. Alden, Cooley is visiting friends
and relatves>in northern Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodbury. Jones are
entertaining friends from Boston.
Friends of Mrs. Clara Jewell are
pleased to see her out again, after Il
recent Illness.
.WINDsoRvILLE.
George Sampson has gone to Augusta,
where he has employment in the shoe
shop.
Clarence Martin of Lewiston is the
guest of friends in town
Ensign Bowman of Coopers Mills was
a business visitor in town, Tuesday.
Charles Overlook and daughter. Jo-
sephine, of South Liberty were in town,
Saturday.
Miss Gertrude Griffin, who has been
nursing in Winthrop. has another case
in Monmouth.
Samuel Flory has finished painting
Charles Achorn's buildings at Cooper
Mills.
Erskine school closed with an enter
tainment Friday afternoon lee cream
was served.
Mrs. John Drake, who has been visiting
her son, Horace, in,.Augusta, has re-
turned home.
Miss Olive Josc6lyn was a visitor Fri
day, at coopers Mills.
An addition Is being built to the
canning factory.
Mrs. John Alhee and son were visitors
in Augusta, Thursday.
Cleber Cooley was recent visitor in
Augusta.
John Dougie and son George were
business visitors in Augusta, Wednesday.
Mrs. j. b. Stilphen has returned from
an outing in Augusta and Gardiner.
Jasper Bumford of Augusta was in
town last week calling upon old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Z. Weeks of Fittsfield
are guests of their mother, Mrs. john
Dougie
Mrs. William Trask and Misses Sadie
and Ruth Sampson were visitors in
FWhitefield Monday. =
Walter Griffin purchased a fine young
horse last week.
An auto party including Grin choate
of Augusta passed through the town
last week, calling at Alden Cooley's.
Fred Pray of Lewiston is the guest of
his sister. Mrs. Daniel Sampson
John Dougie lost a young and valua-
BILE horse last week; he has had hard
luck; two years ago he lost a horse and
two cows. Then the buildings were
burned and not much of ths personal
property saved.
Rosighall Holt.
\ very pretty wedding occurred at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Riley Holt
of Windsorville when their daughter,
Miss Florence NJ Holt and Nicholas
r. Rosignall of Windsor. We're joined
in marriage by Leslie b. Hisler, justice
of the peace. The bride and brides
maid, Mrs. Ora Cooley Stewart, were
Every prettily dressed in white. The
bridegroom and CIeber Cooley. as best
man.. were dressed in black. The
ceremony WAS performed on the lawn
under an arch of evergreen and flowers.
and was attended by the bridegroom's
mother Mrs. Mary J. Rosignall and
two sisters, Mrs. Charles Mahifes and
Mrs. Steven Endey of Peabody, Mass.
Among the guests We're Mr.. and Mrs.
/. o. Miller of Palermo, Me. Oscar
Crane and Mrs. Edward Mitchell from
China, Me, Master Everett Cooley OF
Windsor, Me, and the brides great
aunt, Mrs. J. E. Holden of Nassalboro.
The ladies' were all very prettily
dressed in white and many very pretty
and useful presents were presented
with the best wishes to the BRIDE
groom and bride The guests were
served with refreshments of cake and
coffee.
PITTsToN.
NORTH-Mrs. Fred Bradstreet of
Gardiner was d caller at G. y. Put
nam's Thursday. She was accom-
panied by her father. Captain George
Dearborn who will make an extended
stay at Mr. Putnam's.
E. A. McGugin is having his house
shingfed.
f. p. Morrill, had his barn painted
last week.
We are glad to report that Frank
McGugin, who has been in poor health
for some time is improving and his
many friends are hoping that he may
soon be restored TO his usual good
health.
DR.. Simons' son of Gardiner spent
a week recently at Frank McGugin's.
Several of the pupils of school No.
y have been kept from school on ac-
count of the muups, there having
been an epidemic in that place
Rufus Lathrop of Gardiner recently
purchased the hay in the barn of D.
y. and c. w. Laurence. FL. M. CLARK
and crew pressed it and Mr.. Lathrop's
teams hauled it to Gardiner for ship
ment. He also purchased several
lots in other parts of the town.
Mrs. Henry Richards of Gardiner
was caller at Mrs, Mary A. Millers
last week.
The entertainment given at the
schoolhouse, Friday evening, by the
North Pittston School League was one
of the best, and though the various
parts were taken entirely hy~ the
school children, we doubt if those OF
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