Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-06-26
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| MI. anu AttHs l4tfti iNtfhiitFN'f W.
! in Scion. Sunday.
! Frank Hunnewel WAS I'm Scion,
! Sunday in his automobile,
| jim Mahoney was in Scion. We'd
nesday. at the Scion Lumber Co.'S
mill after lumber for the Taylor Bros.
Mr.. Stoddard was down river, sun
day.
Daniel Robinson's automobile was
in Scion. Sunday, with a party of
| friends
Mrs. Frank Curtis was in Embden,
| Wednesday.
MADISON.
! Rev T. w. Weber occupied the
pulpit of the Methodist church. Sur
day morning in the absence of Rev. y.
A. Betcher. The theme of the sermon
was Sunshine" and there was
large audience present The evening
Service was conducted by Miss Agnes
yose.
Among those who went to Water
Vile. Monday afternoon, to attend the
Ceombs ball game We're Messrs.
George and Walter Rushworth. Norton
Vose and Miss Mary B. Weston.
Lebarron Dibblee left town, Satur-
day. ON a business trip to Halifax and
Woodstock. New Brunswick.
| Mrs Bethel Smell went Monday
noon to Augusta. where she will visit
| relatives and friends for few weeks.
Miss Arlen McEenney. who is a
student in the Boston Conservatory Of
Music, arrived in Madison Saturday
to spend the summer with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs Rufus S. McKenncy.
Mrs. Ellen Houghton who has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. +.
Houghton for the past month, re-
turned Monday to Hudson Falls. New
York.
Frank L. Powers returned Monday
noon from Holeh. where he has been
the guest of his daughter since FRI
day.
Among the college students who
have arrived home during the past
few days for the summer vacation are
Robert Dinsmore of OberIin College in
Oberlin. Ohio; Rufus Dyer of Brown
University; Carl u. Gray of Bowdoin:
Roland Fletcher of the University of
Maine; Cecil Fletcher of the Harvard
Dental School Norton Nose of IVES
leyan in Middletown, Connecticut.
Master Fred Mccarthy left town
Monday noon for Ansonia, Connecti-
cut, where he has a position as clerk
| in an ice cream parlor for the sun
mer
Thomas p Curtis of Boston. and
selling agent fer the Madison Wooden
mill, arrived in town Monday on bust
ness connected with the mill
Horace n. Holway went Monday to
Sabattus, where he will spend d few
days with his daughter Mrs. Merle Z.
JiIlson
Among those who are spending
few weeks in camp at Lakewood are
Mrs Ralph Lewis and family Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Dinsmore, Mrs. Il. e.
Gilman. Miss Bertha Rushworth. Mrs.
| J. r. Emery and daughter Vira
Mrs B. X. Edwards is spending the
week in Lewiston attending the Bates
College commencement exercises.
Mrs. Harold Weston left town Mon
day for a few weeks visit at her old
home in Moncton. New Brunswick.
Miss Adelaide Holway went to her
home in Machias. Monday for the
summer vacation. Miss HoIway has
been an instructor in the Madison
High school for the past four years,
but will not return, having accepted a
position in the Portland public
schools
Mrs. H. II. Jordan of Woodland is
spending a few weeks as the guest of
her brother, Rev E. w. Weber at his
home on Madison street.
ST. ALBANS.
Orvis Randall and G. A. Brown of
Erockton, Mass, were guests at c. A.
Batchelders last week. While here
they took a fishing trip by auto to
Parlin pond. They returned to
Brockton, Saturday.
c. f. Robertson who has been
teaching in Livermore Falls. returned
Saturday. His mother. Mrs. Rose
Robertson. who visited him during
| the commencement exercises in his
school. returned home with him.
The village schools under the in
struction of Mrs. Lena Mebane. Al
zada G. Prescott and Marion Emery,
| closed last Friday.
| Mrs. Ina b. Giles and baby of
| Haverhill, Mass. are visiting her
mother. Mrs. III. B. Hilton.
| Iana Prescott who has been teach
ing in Winchester Mass returned
Tuesday for summer vacation.
| Mrs. George Martin who has been
quite i'll is somewhat improved Her
sister, Mrs. Hannah Reed is now with
| her
G. j. Worthen and w. c. Croker
have new autos and w H. Watson
expects one soon
M. K. Parkman and family of Dex-
ter were in town Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Southland who
have been visiting their two daughters
IN Windsor, VT, are expected to re-
turn this week
d, r. Patton of Springfield Ohio,
was guest at A. p. Bigelows over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Bigelow of Pitts
held were in town, Sunday.
Frank Margridge, two sons and
daughter. came from Dexter in their
auto for short visit with II. O..
biaisdell and wife Sunday
| II. B. Peabody from Newport was
caller at II. o. Blaisdelrs Sunday.
Chester Cooley has finished his
work with Jack Smith and is working
for John Williams of Newport.