Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-09-04

ihptAIdHu' MASS, amer II WISH WITH
Mrs. Horns mother Oren Lilly.
Mrs. c. c., Perkins has returned to
her home at Dorchester, Mass, after
several weeks visit with Mrs Octavia
Morrell. Mr.. Perkins remained for a
time.
Eugene Salisbury of Canaan. and
Harold Salisbury of Gardiner, are
guests of their sister Mrs. Theodore
Hayes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brann of Farming
dale, and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Savage
and family of Augusta, were Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Saw
age.
Mr., and Mrs. George Roadway took
trip to Boston on Saturdays boat
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Douglass and
family enjoyed an auto trip to Read
field, returned via Winthrop. Sunday.
Mrs. Oren Lilly has been confined
to the house by illness for several
days. but is reported as recovering.
O. b. Farnham, Miss Bessie Rey
nolds, and little Miss Pratt of Au
gusta, were calling on friends in town,
Sunday.
Harry Morrell and his guest, Mr..
Mcdonald, passed the day, Monday.
with his sister at Hammonds Grove,
Lake Cobbosseecontee.
George w. Morgan lost valuable
horse, last Monday. The animal was
out to pasture, and when looked for
could not be found. After consider
able search he was found in a muck
hole with only his head above ground.
Every effort was made to extricate
him, but it was impossible and Mr..
Morgan was obliged to shoot him.
SIDNEY.
Mr. and Mrs. White, who have been
passing the summer with Miss Aman-
da Ellis. left, Saturday. for their
home in New York.
Mrs. Helen Farnham and Mrs. F. b.
Bailey. who nave been visiting rela-
tives in bingham, Mass, returned
home. Tuesday
Miss Emma Taylor returned. Mon
day, to Norwood, Mass. where she
is engaged as a teacher.
Mrs. G. D. Swift has returned from
an outing at Squirrel Island.
Miss Edna Tillson went to Boston,
Monday, for a few days.
NJ L. Goodhue attended the fair at
Bangor, last week.
WEST-Mrs. Chas. Swift recently
entertained the members of a soap
club at her home at West Sidney, of
which she is member. The party
came from Waterville by blackboard,
and were taken to the Swift home
stead where a delicious fish chowder
was in readiness for dinner. Cake
pies and coffee were also served at the
noon hour. After dinner some of the
younger members of the club went to
the lake where they enjoyed a row.
The day proved very enjoyable to both
host and hostess. There were Is
present 1t was late hour before the
party left for their several homes
Misses Harriet Graney. Ruth Good
win and Hazel Merrill, graduates of
Waterville High school. 1910. We're en-
tertained, Saturday and Sunday, by
their classmate, Miss Amanda Swift,
at her home, Pond road.
Miss Paulina Wyman returned to
Augusta, Thursday. after few days
at home with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. II. Wyman.
On Sunday Aug. %. Miss Nash and
Miss Whittier of Monmouth assisted
in the services of the Baptist church,
Whittier have been guests of Mrs. Ina
Miller.
Miss Susie Lovejoy has been a guest
of Mrs. Ed Swift and Mrs. Bert Blais-
dell.
PITTSTON.
EAST-Mr. and Mrs j. II. Hanley
and daughter, Elizabeth, returned to
their home in Dorchester, Mass, Sun
day.
e. A. Hanley of Dorchester is in
town. for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Trask of
Windsor were visitors at r. A Mar
sons Sunday.
Miss Mabel Sullivan is quite ill with
bronchitis.
Despite the dull weather on Monday,
about $50 gathered at Nahumbeak
Pon6 to enjoy the East Pittston
Academy reunion. In the afternoon
the following program was given: Ad-
dress of welcome, by Reuben Abbott,
in which a resolve was made in which
1t was deeply regretted that since the
last meeting Isaac Marson. one of the
Oldest and a much respected. and in
terested pupil. had passed away. He
had attended all of the reunions be-
fore and showed much interest, he
will be greatly missed by all. Singing,
reunion ode, by congregations; read
ing. Miss Gladis Little; singing by
quartette; singing, Mrs. Minnie Mar
son; address, Weston Lewis; singing,
Miss Ida Dow; singing, Miss Gladis
Little; singing, quartette; remarks.
Rev. Clarence Clifford; business meet
ing, in which all of the old board of
officers were reelected. The visiting
baseball teams did not put in an APP
pearance, so the games were called off
and after a hearty handshake and
pleasant word, all departed for their
homes. feeling they had passed a very
| pleasant afternoon, and all hoping to
meet again, next year. The officers
are, Pres, Reuben Abbott; Vice Pres,
| F. w. Mansir; I'd Vice Pres, Cyrus
/ Green; Treas. Enza Cooper; Sec, SUI
! sic Cary; Asst Sec, Mary Cary: Di-
rectors. Reuben Abbott, w. r. Reed,
r. II. Marson, Leslie Lewis, f. A.
Hanly. G. r. Mansir, f. w. Mansir,
| CYRUS Green C. r. Moody