Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-08-14

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Walter Morgan of Randolph passed
Sunday with his parents, MIR. and Mrs.
c. W. Morgan
Walter Pitcher of Lewiston passed
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs f. c. Mead
err Mrs. Pitcher, who has been Wis
iting her mother for some time. ac-
companied him home.
WINDSOR ROAD.-Master Forest
Morang is visiting relatives in Damar-
iscotta.
Mrs. II. e. Webb and daughter,
Amy, of Needham Heights. Mass,
were visitors at Arthur n. Douglas,
last Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. S f. Peasee returned,
! Monday. from visit with friends at
! Kings Mills.
Y. owen Webb of Needham Heights.
Mass was caller. in town, last
Thursday. Mr.. Webb is enjoying q
short vacation, visiting different parts
| in Maine.
Melvin f. Hoyt and Jesse r. Smith
| left, last Saturday, for Connecticut.
| The young men are members of Co. NJ
| of Augusta and are on duty with their
company during the war game in the
vicinity of New York city. They will
be absent about 10 days.
WEST-H. f. White went to Lew
iston, last week, called by the serious
| Illness of his sisters husband, Charles
Smith.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Meservey of
| Bingham. accompanied by the latter's
mother and brother Mrs A. w. Beane
and her son, Cecil. visited the family
of II. l.. Hayes, last week
Harry Heath has commenced worl,
on his new hen house
J. b. Hayes is building a new hen
| house with a concrete foundation.
Miss Elizabeth Smith of Gardiner
visited her cousin. Georgia Z. White,
Saturday and Sunday.
BELGRADE.
Elder Bnbier of Augusta is the
guest of his uncle, Austin Kinney.
Mrs. u. C. Stevens returned home
Saturday. from a weeks visit with
relatives in Brunswick and vicinity.
Mr. ard Mrs. s. NJ. Bickford and
Mrs. Walter Knowles We're business
visitors at the Capital city, Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Lord of North
Manchester We're callers in town. SUM-
day.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Colt and niece of Wayne
were callers at {. T. Pinkham's, Sat
urday.
Milford Bickford is the guest of his
son, S. NJ. Biekford.
Mrs. Angie TAYLOR wishes to extend
thanks to the friends who so kindly
remembered her with a post card
shower on her birthday anniversary,
Aug. 4.
Misses Vera and Lora Yeaton of
Norridgewock are the guests of their
sister, Mrs. C. b. Stuart.
Miss Elsie Bartlett is visiting
friends in North Augusta.
NORTH-Camp Kennebec is pre-
pairing to have circus. Aug. 20. on
its baseball field. The proceeds will be
given to Salmon Lake Grange for the
benefit of the library.
The annual picnic of the Bickford
family was held, Saturday, Aug. 10. at
Joel Richardson's house. 1t has al
ways been the custom to have il at the
pond shore, but owing to the inclem-
ency of the weather the change was
made. There Were 20 present and
among them We're Milford Bedford.
aged 49, and Mrs. Martha Hutchins,
aged 81. A fish chewder was one OF
| the enjoyable features of the fine din
ner which was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stevens of
Winthrop have been visiting relatives
| and friends in town fora few days.
Mrs. George Stoddard of South Bel
grade is visiting her daughter. Mrs.
| Willard Stevens. on the Point.
The summer business is at it's
L ltai. oil 11n hoa in sr
| houses and cottage are well patron
| lied
Eggs are great scarcity at pres
ent, so many being required to supply
| the demand from the summer visitors.
| NORTH-The I.akeshore Sewing
Society extends cordial invitation to
| the public to attend an old fashioned
picnic on the shore of Great Pond,
| just north of the cottage owned b.
Mrs. Caswell of Waterville. on Friday.
August 10th. If stormy. the mex
week. FridaN August Esd.
Miss Marion Thompson, who has
| been passing the last two months in
| Hallowell, has returned home for a
visit before entering school in Halo
well for the fall term.
| FAYETTE.
Lee w. Norton has moved to Liver
| more Falls, where he has a job in the
mill
| Edward Bickford has his cottage
| nearly completed.
| Mrs. Peavey is somewhat better.
| Mrs. Louisa Pease has returned -
/ Wilton, after passing a week with
| friends.
| The picnic. Saturday. was much
| enjoyed by all present
SOUTH CHINA.
| Mr. Seabra and family from liver
| ton, r. l., arrived in their auto for n
| four weeks visit They are occupy
ing Arthur Hallowells house while
| here.
| Frank Starrett and friend, Norman
Knapp, of Athol. are boarding at
Horatio Farringtons for a week.
Preston and Roy Starrett are pass
| ing their two weeks vacation with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Star
rett
| While Frank Starrett of Athol,
! Mass and his friend. Norman Knapp
of Vermont, were out on China lake,
| Thursday. in a sail boat, the boat in