Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-08-03
KENNEBEC.
CHINA.

Ruel Farr1S has fully recovered from
his recent attack and is now fulfilling
the daily round.
Kelsie Tepson has been visiting his
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Tepson.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid will hold
their first Food sale in the W. c T.
L. rooms, ON the afternoon of Thurs
day next
Rev. L. G.. March will deliver his
stereoptieon lecture. at 7.90, Wednes
day evening next, in the Methodist
church. Ice cream will be served at
o'clock, in the church yard
The subjects for the Methodist
church. next Sunday. will be: At
230, 1.-THE Twilight" and at 7.30.
Work and Mischief" The pastor will
conduct both services.
WEEKS MILLs-Mr. and Mrs
Ernest Crawford of Boston are visit
ing Mrs. Crawford's mother. Mrs, Will
Dough.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Shuman, Mrs.
Sarah Shuman and Edna White visit
ed Waterville. Wednesday, in Will
Sheeman's automobile.
Mrs. Bird Brown and Mrs. Edward
Howell visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Has
keil of South China, Tuesday.
Will Shuman and family visited at
Augusta, Tuesday.
Inez Hewett of Weeks Mills and
Fred Plaisted of South China were
married. July %, at Windsor, by Rev.
Turner. They will live in South
China.
C. A. Davis visited cooper's Mills.
Thursday
Mrs. Dewings is quite i'll at her
home, here.
Louville Proctor is having his vaca-
tion and Addison Merrill is driving
for him on the mail route
SOUTH-Mr and Mrs. James Holmes
and their daughter, Mrs. Hadley Chad
wick, returned home, Monday night
from New York. where they went to
attend their sons funeral.
Miss Ester Coffin and Annabel.
Jones will attend the Christian En-
deavor Summer School at Charles
town, Miss Coffin being a delegate
from South China. They will be gone
ten days.
Irving Harrington came home from
his work in Portland, last Thursday,
on account of being poorly. He ex-
poets now to return, soon, after get
ting rested some.
As Herman Morgan and baby Mrs.
H. Clark and Mrs. Richard Clark and
daughter. Gertrude, were out riding.
unday they came very near having n
serious accident They were coming
down Windsor Neck hill, where the
lott hn w
weight on the youns horse. He be-
gan kicking and ran to the brottom
of the hill. Very fortunately, no one
was hurt, more than bruised knee
Mrs. Morgan got from a kick from
the horse.
Clark and Morgan have recently sold
their farm in Waterville to Aroostook
parties.
A party of AZ enjoyed a day at Ia
coma Lake, Wednesday. All expressed
fine trip and fine shore dinner.
Mrs. w ]. Thompson and daughter.
Florence, left Friday. Aug. 2, for camp
at Castine, for over Sunday.
DR. Charles Leach left, Monday, for
Vassalboro, to be with his father, dur
ing a surgical operation.
PlTTsToN.
NORTH-Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lewis
an0 daughter, Miss Eldeth, of SOM
ervilIe, Mass, and Miss Isabel Moore
Of Gardiner have been guests of Mrs.
Lewis mother, Mrs. Isabel Merrill, for
several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Grant and son,
Earle, of Randolph and Miss Ethel
Lewis of Fairfield were visitors over
NJ
East Chelsea.
Recent visitors at Mr.. and Mrs
Frank McGugins. East Chelsea, were
Mr.. and Mrs. Fon Pierce and Leslie
Pierce of Augusta. and Miss Alice En-
erson of Randolph.
Miss Mildred Ward of Joice is stop
ping with Mrs. Harry Gilman, East
Chelsea.
MI. CroweIi of Needham, Mass,
wohse hand was severely injured by
the accidental discharge of a blank
cartridge while visiting his aunt, Mrs.
Annie McGugin, in July, is reported as
having a serious time with the afflict-
ed member, and fears are expressed as
to what the result will be.
Many berry pickers visit the Lee lot,
heaping pals of the luscious raspber-
ries which are found there.
Miss Lizzie McGugin win leave, Sun
day, for an extended visit with rela-
tives in Boston and vicinity.
EAST-The funeral of Elizabeth
Moody, wife of the late John Moody,
was held from the home of her son
Robert Moody, at p. NJ, Wednesday,
Rev. Clarence Clifford ofIiciated. The
Pittston quartet sang three selections.
The attendance was large and the How
ers many and beautiful. Interment was
made at Whitefield. Mrs. Moody was
a woman highly respected by all who
knew her. and she will be greatly miss
ed by a large circle of relatives and
| friends. he was SO years of age.
! Mrs Thomas Feeney and little son.
and Mrs. Catherine German. who have
| been visiting their sister. Mrs. John
| Hanley, returned to Dorchester. Mass,
Wednesday afternoon.
| Harvey Morton is working On his
new barn and hopes to get 1t in con-
| dition to put his hay in, soon.