Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-06-13

tion at home.
Mrs. Mary Mansir returned, Wednes-
day, from Cambridge, Mass. Her daugh-
ter, Mrs. VIII Hawkes., and granddaugh-
ter Miss Evelyn, came with her.
Mrs. George MeCobb and cousin from
South Dakota are spending this week
with friends in Palermo.
Daisy and Lottie Moody We're the
guests recently OF their sister in Angus
Ia
Annie and Justin Chapman visited their
aunt, Mrs. Onvlle Chapman, at RAN
dolph. sunday.
Mrs. Palmer and daughter of Augusta
were guests, Saturday, of Mrs. c. T..
Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs Whitney and two chill
dren of Gardiner were guests, over sun
day. of Mr. and Mrs oliver Rollins
Mr. and Mrs Chauncey Hunt and Miss
Rebecea Rollins spent sunday with Mr..
Hunts parents in Chelsea.
Mrs. Emma Foye visited friends in Au-
gusta, Friday
Mrs. John Whitmore entertained at
Bridge, Wednesday, Mrs Hayes, Mrs,
Moore and Mrs. Hooker all of Gardiner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mecloud of Wis
casset are moving into the Welch honse
opposite John Whitmores.
Mr.. and Airs. Tommy Corners of RAN
dolph were visitors at George Lord :.
Sunday
Rev c. L. Jones arrived home from
I1astou, saturday.
WAYNE.
Rev Mr.. Carpenter of Woodstock, Ct,
has occupied Tie Baptist pulpit at Wayne
the past two ,sabbaths.
a. +. Wing spent Saturday in Lewiston.
Miss Helen Maxim Of WatervilIe is the
guest of her sister. Miss Katie Maxim.
The summer cottages on the lake shore
are rapidly being filled with occupants.
Sherwood Norris ana family are already
settled Tin their Lake Androseoggin cot
tage. \. II. Davis is spending week
at the Cedars in preparation for the
summer. Seven Pines. on Lake Pocas-
set, owned by Mrs. \. =. Johnson. viii
be occupied for the season BY parties
from Woonsocket, r. |. Dr Brumbaugh
will soon arrive to occupy the house in
Wayne Village owned by 4. Z. johnson,
which has been the summer home of this
genial Philadelphian for the past seven
years.
L. L. Lincoln has recently purchased
a fine Buick automobile.
Mr. and Mrs W. II. Brigham Of ia
| maiea Plain. with Miss Marcia Nilllker
of Boston. have receptly spent a few
days at Mrs Brighamls bungalow.
Mrs. Ella Davis is the guest of Mrs.
A. F. johnson
Work is rapidly progressing on the
clubhouse of the Androseoggiu Yacht
club. The building VIII be am ornament
to the lake shore.
MT. VERNON.
Miss Ethel L. Klien of Pennington
High school, returned to her home.
last Saturday. together with her
mother who had driven over on Fri
day, and attended the graduation eX-
ercises.
Owing to the busy season for our
Patrons Of Husbandry. the meeting
of Mount Vernon Grange, No. 429, last
Saturday. was but lightly attended.
and held in one session only, after the
dinner. The BRIEF program contained
no special features.
morning. killing one came upon our
gardens, on Monday. June TO- destroy
ing much early garden stuff, and
proving anew and true that the early
worm is apt to be caught by the Bird
There viii be much hustting these
days, to replant the killed-off rows.
The Hon. A. r. Cram, senior mems
Der OF the firm of a, T. Cram & Son,
town treasurer and prominent in the
church and social life of this village,
will leave us this week, much to the
regrets of the whole community. With
Mrs Cram. their daughter Mrs. E.
r. Whiting. and her son Edwin. he
will spend a few days in Boston,
where Miss Alberta Cram of Welles-
ley College viii join the family. They
viii then journey to Seattle, Washing
ton, TO be at home in the milder clim-
ate Of the Pacific coast. with Mrs.
Whiting. whose husband is a lawyer
i'm Seattle We wish them all safe
and happy journey and we shall not
he comforted until Mr.. Gram returns
into our midst.