Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-08-02
KENNEBEC.
VASSALBORO,

VASSALBORO.
Miss Bernfee Cobb of Bangor ar
rived, Wednesday, and is the guest Of
| her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
| liam T. Cobb.
| II. d. b. Aver of North Vassalboro
was in the place, Tuesday. on busi-
| ness.
Mr.. Tingley of Houlton is visiting
his daughter Mrs. George Traviss, at
Crescent Farm.
Misses Irene and Sarah Tufts have
been entertaining, the past week, thei.s
| friend. Miss Winnifred Langley of
Riverside.
| Linn Robinson was in Augusta, Sat
| urday, attending TO matters of bust
ness
Mrs. Belle Tufts, who is stopping a.
her summer cottage, The Birehes,"
Lat China lake, was in the place. Sun
day, with a party of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. K Meservey Of
Waterville, formerly of North vassal-
boro, were in town, Sunday, with
| friends.
Mrs. Ellen Garland of Wlnslow Wis
tied, Saturday with A. P. Robinson
! and family.
Mr.. Gelding Tingley and family Of
| China were Sunday guests at the
| home of Mr.. and Mrs. George Traviss.
| Miss Lizzie Rogerson, who has been
| stopping for several months with Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Ingraham, has re-
! turned to her home at Sherman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Robinson Of
Winslew and Mr.. and Mrs. Parker
| Clifford and daughter Mabel, of North
Vassalbore, were Sunday guests at A.
!, Z. Robinson's.
I EAST-The Ladies' Aid connected
with the Methodist churches in North
| and East Vassalboro extended an in
| yftation to the Ladies' Aid of the
| Methodist church in Waterville TO at
| tend lawn party at the home of Mrs
| Belle Perkins in East Vassalboro.
Tuesday. There were about so pres
ent in all splendid lunch was served
| and pleasant afternoon passed by all.
Several people from this place
| Joined the party that went for an out
ing to Tacoma lake in special ear,
at 9.f5 A. NJ, Wednesday, returning
,, at 3.45 P. M. Everybody was enthusi-
astic over the pleasant trip and the
fine dinner obtained at the lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. p. Hussey arrived,
Wednesday, at the home of Mr. Hus-
sey's brother, c. G. Hussey, making
| the trip from their home in Everett,
| Mass, in their automobile
Mrs. George f. Paine is suffering
| from an abscess on her face, close to
her right eye, which is proving very
| poinfuL Mrs Paine is having treat
ment for the same in Waterville.
MANCHESTER.
! NORTH-Mr. and Mrs E. f. Yea
| ton of-Relgrade passed Tuesday night
| with Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Caldwell.
| Mr. Yeaton went home the following
day, by way of Augusta, but Mrs
| Yeaton will remain with her friend,
Mrs. Caldwell, until Sunday.
WINDSOR.
| WEST-Special meetings viii be
held at the North Windsor Baptist
church. beginning Sunday. Aug. 4, and
will continue evenings through the
coming week. Rev. II. Whiteloek o.
Fairfield is expected to speak at the
/ church, Sunday. and will be present
at the meetings held. next week.
BELGRADE
LAKES-Plenty of business at the
lakes, these days, plenty of guests
| who have filed the hotels to overflow
ing.
The fishing has been excellent all
summer. Two large trout weighing
| five pounds each were caught and ex-
| hibited by Bayard Barnes, Wednes-
| day. they were beauties, and the
| gentleman has sent them away to be
mounted and placed in his lovely cot
| tage on the shore of Great lake.
Mrs. Harry Socket made a hit al
bass fishing, Tuesday, capturing two
| weighing three and three and one
half pounds each. Mrs. Socket does
1 not often take hand at the sport
| but when she does the fish just sub
| nit to the inevitable and yield tc
their fate.
Capt Jordan took out Il ladies' and