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

Stolen bases-Brigham. Masterman,
! SWEET, Bell, York Double plays-Rich-
ardson to SWEET to Bradford 2. Umpire,
Gregory.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Titus, who have
been visiting with relatives in Mon
mouth and Winthrop, went to Man
| chester Friday, and visited the ceme-
tefy where Mrs. Titus parents, the
late Mr.. and Mrs. William Thomas are
buried and called ON Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
win Caldwell, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
YGung and Mr. and Mrs. Will Brown
| They were accompanied by Mrs. Sadie
Thomas. Saturday they went to Au
gusta accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs
A. f. Titus and son, Ralph. Mr., and
Mrs. Titus went to Monmouth. sun
day and will return to Bryant Pond
| the first of the week.
NJ. S. Johnson of Manchester was in
| Winthrop Tuesday, passing the dinner
| hour with J. II. Thomas.
c. e. Putnam passed Tuesday with
relatives on the Stanley road.
Mr.. and Mrs 5. c. Brown of Read
| field passed Sunday by invitation with
| their nephew, Freeman Collins, it be-
| ing their 45th wedding anniversary,
calling at Brookside Home on their
return.
As T. P Dudley of Readfeld was
| returning home, Saturday night, with
| two cows which he had purchased of
| john Fifeld of Manchester one of
them broke away and escaped and had
| not been found Sunday night.
| {. S. Towle. O. l.. Parkman and f.
| S. Haliet of the Stanley road have
| planted 60 acres of potatoes and they
seem to be doine fairly we'll in spite
of the cold, vet and frosty weather,
which has prevailed through May and
| june. Mr.. Hallett has twenty-one
| acres which he is devoting his entire
time in caring for.
| Mrs. G. A. Pike went to Waterville,
! Friday
| Mrs. Mary H. Waldron was the
| guest OF her brother Sunday.
Miss Jennie Mailney and Miss Villa
/ Stevens attended the lawn party Fri
| day evening al Miss Elvie Healy's.
| Miss Stevens remaining until Satur-
day night.
Henry Hammond. who works for
| George Stevens, attended the funeral
of his cousin, Sousie Laird, Sunday
4 *. f. ,.
| been elected ballot clerk for Mondays
! primaries.
Miss Sarah Pike, who is with her
parents, is gaining slowly.
| Mr.. and Mrs Fl Fl. Hewitt called
| at 4. H. Thomas last week on their
| way home from Dover. n. H, where
| Mr.. Hewitt had been to take a forty
| horse power Buiel1 which he sold to a
| party there. They went to the White
| mountains returning by the way of
| Boston by boat to Portland.
| Mrs. Edwin Caldwell of Manchester.
| who has been confined to the bed
| since Feb. 1911. celebrated her birth
| daV Sunday, having several callers
| and large number of birthday cards
| which she appreciates very much.
| Charles Kipp. who has been at
| Camp Lowell, Lake Annabessack, has
| returned TO his home in Boston.
Miss Esther Badger left. Monday,
for home in Industry, accompanied by
Miss Nellie Drapeau.
| Miss Margaret McIlroy has returned
from a visit in Skowhegan.
| The Ladies' Social Circle will hold
Dollar social, Friday evening, June IS,
| at the cnapel.
Miss Carrie Murch visited friends in
Auburn, Tuesday.
The Eastern Star will hold its Field
dav. July 8, at Lake Auburn.
Miss Annie Emery and Miss Myrtle
Berry are visiting Mrs. Grant Kinds
at North Belgrade.
Mrs. w. A. Whiting is visiting
| friends i'm Portland.
f. e. Symes is making a business
trip to Boston
George Gordon of Roxbury, Mass,
has been visiting bis mother, Mrs.
Charles Gordon.
Mrs. c. w. Taggart left, Monday
for Worcester, to attend the gradua-
ton of her sister Miss Vera Jackson,
from Gushing Academy. Mrs. Taggart
was accompanied by her cousin, Miss
Ruby Leadbetter.
Herbert Towle, who has been stop
ping in town. left. Tuesday, for his
home in Cambridge.
The Ladies' Aid met, Monday, at the
home of Mrs c. H. Penney. 1t was
voted TO accept the initiation to pass
Thursday at East Monmouth The
teams will leave the post office, Thurs
day afternoon, at l o'clock. One new
member was accepted, Mrs. Everard
French.
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