Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-03-14
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LON and Vernon Kelley Of Belgrade
were visitors OF Everett Blaisdelfs at
the Blaisdelt homestead. last week.
WEST-Mrs. Fred Scribner of Augusta
visited her mother, Mrs. Albert smith,
Sunday. She was accompanied by her
niece, Olive Smith.
Frank Smith of Augusta visited ms
mother and children. Eula and Russell,
Sunday.
Mrs. Arch Scribner visited her sister
Mrs. viii Blaisden. recently.
The many friends of Mrs. T. j. Adell
will be sorry to learn she is sick at her
home.
Mrs. Dora Taylor OF Augusta and Will
Smith visited their brother, Maniey.
Smith, last week.
1t will be gratifying to the many
friends of Mary \. Davis. who has been
quite sick. to learn she is gaining.
Miss Hattie Farrar from the Aroostook
is the guest of her brother, George
Farrar, Pond road.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Farrar and sister
Miss Hattie, were callers at Alex Mills,
Sunday evening.
Susie e. Loveioy was caller on Mrs.
]. Willie Penney. Belgrade, Saturday
afternoon.
Ghas. Wells returned from Mayf1eid'
saturday. where he had been for three
months and half at work numbering
for w G. r. Heald.
Ffiends of Madison Bean will be sorry
10 learn that he is in very poor health.
During the past week Clarence RlcA-
ardson and Rev. Perley e. Miller have
had their hay balcd.
wood,
Monday.
]. Emery Nash and his sister, Mrs.
Lucy A. Robinson, spent the day in Aii-
glista, Monday; also Mrs. Bert Blasdeli.
The condition of Miss Ellen Lyon re-
mains about the same.
Mr.. and Mrs G. II. Loveioy passed
Thursday. March {, very quietly at their
home. the occasion being the 57th ami
versary of their marriage. An unusual
incident is that Mrs. Lovejoy has resided
on the place where she now lives SINCE
she was, one year old.
Joseph Knowles passed his S4th birth
day at the home of his sister, Mrs. ..
H. Lovejoy, with whom he is spending
the winter. AR Knowles was remem-
bered with greetings for the day and
other kind remembrances for which he is
deeply grateful to his relatives and
friends.
READFIELE.
HOYTS HILL-The nit. Mansfield
Club observed, Tuesday evening,
March u, as Gentlemens night, and
nearly all the members with their
| families met with Mr., and Mrs. =. a.
Gordon. AT s clock most delicious
| supper of baked beans, brown bread
| white bread. doughnuts, pies, cakes.
| pickles ard coffee was served. Then an
listened TO very pleasing reading by
Mrs Lizzie Hunt. A very appropriate
original by Mrs. Angie Spaulding also
an original by Mrs. Mary Lord sing
| ing by the Mt. Mansfield Choir, with
| Mrs Spaulding at the. organ, Gloss
| the program. After this card playing
| was next IN order and everyone passed
a very pleasant evening. In behalf OF
| the members thanks are expressed e
| Il. A. Gordon and family for their gen :
erous hospitality The next meeting
viii be the annual business meeting
held with the secretary. Mrs. LORD
/ This club was organized eight years
| a 20 and has certainly proved to be q
| success in every way The meetings
have been regular and always with
| good attendance. 81.
WEEKS MILLS.
Miss Alice Chadwick of Augusta, is
visiting her aunt. Mrs. Elmira Bowler
| Fidelia Banks is spending few
| 7avs with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Banks. -.-.--.--.->----..- -. =.