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

at p. NJ. Wednesday, Oct 9, at the
Congregational chapel All are in
vited.
Mr. Harrington and family of China
We're callers at j. +. Washburn's,
Sunday. They expect to leave, next
week, for their winter home in Flor
ida.
Miss Mary Hamlin was calling on
friends, Sunday. She intends to close
her home little later, and after Wis
ting relatives in this vicinity, to pass
the winter with her sister, Mrs. Ella
Moulton. in Union, N. H.
Mrs. Lizzie Roundy had the third
finger on her right hand amputated,
| Sunday. Six weeks ago, it became af
fected with gangrene and had been
very severe case. but her arm and
hand are considered doing well.
POPE AVENUE-Mr. and Mrs.
Henry. Randall and daughters of West
China were Sunday guests of Mr.. and
| Mrs. e. w. Pope.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w Towle of Wins
low We're entertained, Sunday, by Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur w. Pope.
Miss Chrystine Weber from South
Niliiikt was q 6dSSlt sHuiiptNy sit
pleshade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Austin from
Waterville passed Sunday in the
| place, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. D.
B. Marden.
Mrs. Clara Pope, who left. Satur-
day, for an extended visit with rela-
tives in Massachusetts and Rhode
Island. was accompanied as far as
| Augusta by her brother, James
| Weeks.
Master Kenneth Austin, who has
been Visiting his grandparents, Mr..
| and Mrs. Dana Marden. returned,
Sunday to his home in Waterville.
A. o. Thomas was in the place. Fri
day, on business.
| RIVERSIDE-The Ladies' Aid will
meet ut Mrs. Lees, Wednesday af
| ternoon. Oct. 8. A large attendance
is desired, that some plans may be
made for sale, later
The graphophone concert given by
| Mr.. Sturgis at the church, Sunday
| evening, WAS we'll attended and was
| listened to with much pleasure by the
| audience.
| Miss Ella Crowell, who has been
| at the home of her brother. Howard
| crowell, for the past two months. re-
turned to Boston, Friday.
Robert Peacock has returned to
| Boston to resume his studies, having
| passed the summer with his parents,
Rev. and Mrs. r. M. Peacock.
Mrs. Carrie Bigelow and daughter,
of Augusta. wee visitors at Norman
Fossetts, over Sunday. Mrs. Nellie
| Robinson of Winslow has also been
| guest at Mr.. Fossett's, during the
| past week.
CHINA.
Rev. and Mrs. E. E. Longley are
on a visit to their daughter, Mrs. Gar
| field Hutchinson, of Buxton Center.
| The eldest son of Rev. Isaac LaFluer
of waterville supplied the pulpit Sun
day. of the Baptist church, in. the alb
sence of the pastor, Rev. E. E. Long
| ley.
Miss Myrtle Haskell from Norway,
| who visited her friend, vena d. Nell
son, last week, left, Friday. on her
| return home, accompanied by Miss
| Nelson, who was SO much improved
| Norway, where she is stenographer in
l NIC ANYWAY <tuNClhlSC OhhNI.
The Ladies' Mission Circle will meet,
| Thursday. with Mrs. e. o. Taylor of
| vassalboro. A team will leave about
| 8 O'Clock to take the ladies who de-
| sire to go and have no other means of
| conveyance. A picnic dinner will be
| enjoyed with the family of Mr.. Tay-
| lor, after which the meeting. 1t is to
! be hoped Il large number will avail
4 k,Ox, 90 re hon
| tifl1 ride, this season of the year. the
pleasant greeting and social time
| awaiting them at their journeys end
and we think all will be amply repaid
| for the effort made to go.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs Ernest
Haskell are Offering congratulations
on. the birth of a daughter, Margaret
| Ahbie, born Saturday morning. Oct. 5.
Miss Belle Longley is visiting Misses
Ethel and Lizzie Fish during the alb
sence of her parents at Buxton.
The funeral of George Abbot of
Mr.. Abbott had sheck, from which he
passed suddenly away. M
Mr. and Mrs. Robert w. Ford of
Bishop. Cal, is visiting his sister, Mrs.
o. c. Hamlin, for few weeks. Mr.
I'fN was DOiii III NItliiid, on ytci deoo
last spring, and his wife is IS years of
age. He left home for the West SS
Years ago. to work at the trade of
blacksmith. which he had learned in
his youth. Some 20 years ago he
bought large ranch in Bishop and
at present is engaged in raising cat
tie Mr. and Mrs. Ford are both well
preserved, and young for their years,
and the people here are glad to give
an old Resident of China who has
mnde good cordial welcome, and
hope will be enjoy many years to
!, come
LiTcHFIELD.
cORNER-Mrs. Edwin Allen pre-
| scented her husband with a fine.
healthy little girl, last week.
Mrs. w. s. Purinton of Augusta is
| guest at DR.. i. w. Gilbert's.