Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-07-04

| is not at all serious but the boys
pastime was, to say the least, danger
Gus.
Harrison Rowe of Cambridge is Wis
| ting in town.
Miss Grace Gilkey of Pennington is
| the guest of her sister, Mrs f. H.
| Badger.
| Mrs Healey of Roelsiand is the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. Harris Wood
man.
Miss Anna Smell, teacher of math-
| ematics in Melrese High school, is the
| guest of her mother, Mrs. j. II. Bates.
| Eben Fessenden has purchased the
| place en- Mars Hill, formerly occupied
| by Guy Berry.
| Mrs. Laura Stevens and granddaugh-
| ter. Bernice Smith, of Millinocket, are
| guests in town.
Mrs. Helen Kimball has returned
from a visit with her sister, in Ban
| gor.
| Freeland Yeaton was quite badly
| injured, Tuesday, when his horse be-
| came frightened and run away. Mr..
| Yeaton was dragged some distance and
| very badly bruised. The horse brought
up against . tree. after circling around
| the barn at c. F. Kilbreth,s.
M. and Mrs. C. Fl. Shaw, with Mr..
and Mrs. A. b. Fassett of Lewiston,
We're Sunday visitors at Old Orchard
! Miss Grace Gatchel of Cohassea
Mass, is the guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Gatchell
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w Bishop of Au-
burn arc visiting in town.
4 Tthara will I,a 1. I,
on the home grounds. July A. HaIlowell
viii be Winthrop's opponents in the
morning game, and in the afternoon
the Nassalboro team will play
Mrs. c. Fl. Shaw etertained a party
of Bridge on the piazza at her home
Tuesday. The prize was captured by
Mrs. Benson, the second by Mrs. PEN
niman. The piazza was prettily deco
rated with ferns and rubber trees and
flags. Refreshments of ice cream and
fancy waters were served. There were
present. Mrs. Carlton, Mrs Bean OF
Bangor. Mrs. Whiting, Mrs. Stevens
Mrs. Foster, Mrs Towle, Mrs. Gale
Mrs. Penniman. Mrs. Maxim, Miss La
Croix, Miss Bowley of Dover Mrs
Wellman and Miss Smell of Melrose
There will he a meeting of the Gem
eteries Association at DIR. C. w Tag
CARTS office at 3 o'clock, Saturday aft
trnoon.
| Miss Arvifla Stevens passed sever
al days. recently, with Mr. and Mrs.
john Dudley.
Henry Hammond, who works for
George Stevens, passed Sunday in
| Wayne.
| Kenneth Kendall, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Kendall of Mt. Vernon,
was a visitor with Mr. and Mrs Geo.
Stevens, several days. last week
Master Merritt Harris. who has
been the guest of Master Ralph Titus,
for week. returned to his home in
Minot. Monday.
A. Baker of Augusta was a visitor
of Irving Dudley of Readfeld, Satur-
day and Sunday
Miss Georgia Mace of Readfield will
commence work at Crystal Cove,
Thursday.
| Miss Ella Morrow will do chamber
kwork at Maranacook for Mrs. Roy
FCIrtis.
Is Among recent callers and visitors
tat Brookside HoHme. were, c. c. Put
nam, A. Baker of Augusta, Mr.. Colt
of Wayne, VIM Johnson of Manches-
ter and Miss Ella Morrow and Miss
Georgia Mace of Readfield.
| Orrin Stanley. who lost his build
inss by fire, Sunday, after passing
a few days in the family of O. l..
Parkman, has moved into the sec
ond story of the shop. which was
saved from the fire, Mrs. Stanley 5
mother is staying with Mrs. Parkman
and is being cared for by her grand
daughter, Miss Sadie O'Neal of Lew
| iston.
Mrs. Mary a. Allen of Kenduskeag
passed several days., last week, with
her daughter, Laura Allen, at o. C.
| Parkmans.
Wallace Wing of Waltham. Mass,
I is the guest of Frank Hammond.