Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-07-10
CHELSEA.

Charles Savage and Charles Malaney
| made quick work of cutting and havest-
| ing their hay, this season. The former
| let his out to Samuel Harris, who had it
all in the barn inside of a week, and
John Devine of Whitefeld did the work
| for Mr.. Malaney on his farm in four
days
Mrs. Octavia Morrill, entertained all of
| her children and grandchildren, as well
as few invited guests on Fourth of
| July, at her pleasant home on the Gardi-
ner road, and jolly time was passed by
all. Those present from out of town
We're Mr.. and Mrs. H. A Gillespie and
children of Gardiner Mr. and Mrs, Eben
Hallowell and family of Weeks Mills
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Hamlin and chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Berry and
II. II. Hamlin of Gardiner, Mr.. and Mrs
G. G. Perkins of Dorchester, Mass The
| tables We're spread under the trees, and
p was the number which enjoyed the
tempting array of good things provided
| by the hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs George Boudway and
children passed the Fourth at the Is
lands, making the trip on the Islander
Mrs. George Burlingame of New York
City. Miss Elizabeth Burlingame of
Cleveland, ohia, and George Abbott of
South birmingham Mass, returned to
| their homes. last Thursday, after a few
days visit with Mrs. villa Hemenway.
| On the forenoon before their departure
they We're pleasantly entertained by
| their hostess. who invited few young
| people to meet them. Music, both vocal
and instrumental, and dancing was en-
joyed.
Miss Mabel Mclaughlin of Augusta
passed the Fourth with her sister, Mrs
A. T. Trask.
Edmund Cain of North Arson is the
| guest of his brother. James Cain.
| Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Morgan of
| Gardiner were calling in town, last sun
| day
| Will French and family of Randolph
passed few days last week with Mr.
Frenehs mother, on the Windsor road
| Prof. E D. Searles and children of
New Bedford. Mass. Hon Thomas
! searles and family of Bar Harbor, and
/ Miss Eva Searles, were guests of rela-
tives town. last week They all attended
the Thomas Searles reunion at North
| Pittston on the Fourth
| Mrs. Eliza Dorr has returned TO Angus
ia after passing week at her home
| here
| The Misses Gladys and Lila Swift are
visiting relatives in Augusta, for a week
| or more.
Mrs. E. Fl. Collins and Mrs. Thomas
Searles and children. visited the former 8
mother at West Gardiner. last Friday.
| making the trip by automobile.
| Mrs. w. K. Thompson returned, last
| Saturday, from weeks visit with
| friends at Washington, She returned by
the new auto line to Augusta
| Mrs. s, E. Downing of SomervilIe,
| Mass, is the guest of Mrs. Villa Hemen-
way, this week. Mr.. Ellis of the Ma
tionai Home also passed Sunday as the
| guest of Mrs. Hemenway
| George Keller of Augusta was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Hayes.
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Fl. Libby passed un-
day at Lewiston.
| Mrs. Jerome Corbin and son visited
friends in Randolph over Sunday.
| Charles Malaney has resigned his posi-
| ton a the National Home, and is work
ing at the Hazard shoe shop in Gar
| diner.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Harris and Miss
| Myrtle Harris. passed the Fourth with
Mrs. Harris parents at Manchester.
William Lawrence and Miss Emma
| Green attended the Searles reunion at
North Pittston, last Thursday. Mr.. and
| Mrs. C. H. Watson and Miss Ida Searls
also attended the reunion.