Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-06-12
KENNEBEC.
BELGRADE.

The dance at Stricklands hall, June
6. was well attended.
Miss Rowena Wadleieh passed sun
day with his sister. Mrs. Angie
Spaulding.
The many friends of Mrs Andrew
Dudley will be glad to know she is
greatly improved in health.
MIR. and Mrs. A. NJ. Wadleigh, and
daughter, Mrs. Spaulding attended the
funeral, MAY 2S OF Mrs. Wadleigh's
father. the late Joseph Miller. Farm
ington, n. Fl.
Among those that visited at Mr. and
Mrs We. Perkins Sunday We're. Mr..
+ and Mrs. c. II. Devoll. and daughter.
Miss Hazel, and Wallace Taylor of
s,Nprridgewock. Mr.. Chadwick and w.
{ n. Jerome, South China A NJ. Wad-
aleigh ir.. Belgrade and Miss Helen
Z Meiser. Mt. Vernon
Belgrade Lakes is now showing the
= benefit of last months rain in the
freshness and beauty of foliage; never
was sthe place more attractive in its
natural charms than it is in this first
week of June.
Many people are now coming TO the
hoteis cottages and camps, many of
them for the season. others for few
weeks or an outing for several days.
Among those is a party of club wo-
men occupying Mrs. Geo. Davenport's
{ lovely cottage on the shore of Great
Lake who seem TO be enjoying life in
the country in different WAYS. excurs-
ions over the lake, going to the hotels
for dinner, etc.
A very intelligent company of ladies,
as all club ladies are. The members
of .the party consisted of Mrs. Edgar
C. Powers, Mrs. chas. +. Folsom. Mrs.
Henry l. Bean, Mrs. Eleazer Thatcher,
Mrs. Geo. r. Davenport afd Mrs. |. f.
~Decrow all of Dorchester. Mass.
Wilson Clement has gone to Maine
General Hospital at Portland for
treatment.
Il The cool uncomfortable weather
continues and June 8, quite a heavy
frost visited this section of the eoun-
try
s June i6 is children's day at the
church. In the evening. Rev. Mr.. Gil-
bert will address them aud the chill
dren will then finish the programme
with recitations and singing. All par
ents. as well as the public are cordial
~ invited TO be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Robinson passed
SUNDAY win lfItiuS AT tentrdi Rouse.
WiNDSoRVILLE.
Mrs. j. p. Holder of East Nassalboro
is visiting her niece. Mrs. Riley f.
Holt, Windsorville, to attend the we'd
ding of her grandniece, Miss Florence
May Holt.
Mr.. and Mrs Kelley E. Holt wish TO
announce the marriage intentions of their
daughter, Miss florence May Holt, to
ut he Of
her father in Windsorville, June Is.
LiTcHFiELD.
j. X True of Portland called on his
sister Mrs. r. ~ Adams, and spent the
rest of the day, Sunday. with his uncle.
o. A. True. returning to Portland. sun
day evening.
Mrs. j. T. Gilman went to Lowell.
Mass, saturday. for a few days stay.
The graduating class of Litehfed
Academy held their reception in Union
hail. Friday evening. Music was fur
nlshed by Prescotts Orchestra of Mon
mouth.
t,lcda Gilman resumed her duties in the
schoolIoom after a forced vacation of
two weeks.
Miss Birdina Gilman and friend Of
Monmouth passed sunday at her home
here.
VASSALeoRo.
saturday evening. June S.-the pupils of
Miss Katherine Lowe gave a piano re-
cital AT her home In Vassalboro. a large
number of Invited guests We're present
and greatly enjoyed the following pro-
gram:
Duet-The Foxy-Fox Waltz,
G. Marschal-Loexke
Doris Kennedy. Hazel Crosby.
Duet--Dance Under the Linden,
Paul Hitler
Helen CLANCY, Margaret Kennedy.
!Soio--iupplyIand Waltz, Krogmann
Hazel Crosby.
Tito Maifest March Wilhelm. Kramer
Helen CLANCY, Doris Kennedy, Margaret
Kennedy.