Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-11-13

Childrens Home in Augusta, last
week.
Miss Annie Lyon WAS at home from
her school over SUNDAY
Mrs. Mary Brown and daughter.
Marion, who have been visiting rela
tives in Gardiner returned home,
Thursday.
Maurice York and Harry Pinkham
We're at home over Sunday from Au-
gusta.
/ The canning factory is closed for the
| season.
Mrs. Elizabeth Perkins. Dana Will
kins and Miss Alice DonnelI were
guests, Sunday. of Mrs. John Dougie.
Mrs. w H., Colby was quite i'll last
week.
REApFiELD.
EAST-The Ladies' Social Circle met
with Mrs Walter Hunt Thursday af-
ternoon, q being present. Sandwiches.
olives, pickles, cake and coffee were
served. The next meeting win be an
alI-day session with q Baked Bean
dinner. and will be held. Thursday.
Nov. II, with Mrs. Isaac Mace.
Miles Dudley and Warnie Lewis each
shot fine deer, last week.
Roscoe Berry Of Auburn was guest,
Sunday of his mother Mrs. Ada Ber-
ny
The attendance at Sunday school
Yves good and the.'exercises were very
interesting, as it was on Temperance.
Mrs. e. Raandy and Miss Marion
Gray werv chosen delegates to the
county convention for Sunday school
workers, to be held Friday and Satur-
day. Nov. Is and Is, in Gardiner. Next
Sunday, Sunday school Will be held at
]. 30, y Preaching service by Prof.
Wadsworth, next Sunday, at go.
The fnstny friends of MIR. and Mrs. G.
M Heath regret to hear they have
closed their house and have moved to
Augusta.
miss Emma Underwood of Fayette
was a caller, Saturday at Isaac Mace's
and9W. T. Macets. H
r Mr. and Mrs. Z, A. Mace have re-
turned to their home in West PhiIadel-
phia.
DEPOT-Mrs d. W. Kenside return
ed Wednesday, to her home in Port
land for tire coming winter.
cyrus G. Denton, who came, Wednes-
day. to visit his mother, returned sun
UaN 10 his flbllit III i1A ILL., 4do'o.
Mrs Harris of WaterviIle is a guest
of Mrs. Charles Ste,sens.
Mrs. Fred Packard visited her bro
ther Earl We.ls Of Hallowell. Sunday.
w. F. Bourne and sisters, Misses
Anna and Lucy Bourne, passed sun
day in Winthrop, guests of j. T.
Bourne, also attending church.
Six members of Depot church sun
day school and seven of East Read
field Sunday school attended the con-
vention III North Favette, Friday, and
report the meeting as interesting.
Mrs Elizabeth Donate Of Brunswick
and Miss Esther Nichols eff Gorham
We're entertained At tea and in the
evening, Thursday. bg Elizabeth Hut
Crimson and other guests.
The Guess party entertained by Mrs
+. \. I4eeman. Thursday evening, was
attractive and amusing. Though in
the evening there, WAS pouring rain
there We're . present Who made the
evening enjoyable. Candies of several
kinds and other confectioneries We're
served
Miles Williams of Mt. Vernon pur-
chased four cows, Saturday of George
Coleman.
Arthur Francis Lovejoy OF Readfield
and Miss Lydia Frances Mason of Mt.
Vernon We're married, Saturday eve
ming at the parsonage Mt. Vernon
Rev. Mr.. Glidden of the M. E. church
officiated. Mrs. Arthur Handy, a sis
ter of the bride was brideswoman and
Arthur Handy, best man. The bride
was prett1iy gowned, also the brides
woman. Their friends unite in best
wishes FOR their future life.
Rev. H. A. Clifford of Winthrop M.
Z. church occupied the pulpit of the
Smith Memorial church, Sunday,
The Missionary meeting at Winthrop
Center was attended by members from
here, Friday AFTERNOON A fine pro-
gram was rendered and particularly
impressive was the paper entitled
'Chinas Ladder of Progress, by Mrs.
Mabel Bailey. Events We're related
for each step % a ladder represented
on a chart which led to the improve
nent of the Chinese. signifying the
fact that with no Bull Moose" em-
Elem, they are a Progressive people.
sR $50 WAYNE. e s.
Hon. p. 7. Pike suffered an 'ill-turn.
AffeA tN~s4 -fNAIN AkcpiAi LAO4u " 41&S -
Slowly recovering. MIR Pike. who Viii
be SO Years Of age. 81 month";, veal
TO the polls, on election Gas. and ,lcl
Cd the straight RepGbiioaa iicSet as
he has always done sine SIS pal
MAS organized.
Miss Elizabeth Gordon viii speak
in the Nj. e. church. Wednesday eTe-
ming, NOV. 10. Miss Gordcn Win visit
the village schools, wednesday, after
noon. Al 4 O'Clock the lad.eS of inc
W. c. T. [. win meet wish The pres
ident. Mrs. Jennie NJ. Johnson. who
entertains Miss Gordon. a Picnic sa.l-
per will be served.
a. H. Davis Of Boston, with MS
mother, Mrs. Ella tui.ec Davis. left
Wayne, Monday, for Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bradford with
little son are visiting relatives in
town.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bradford are
receiving congratulations on the birth,
Nov. Z, of a, daughter.
Wayne Library Associations Off
GERS for the coming year are as fol-
lows: President, C.. e. Wing; vice
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