Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-08-17
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cormick, the Misses Hannah and Louise,
and Masters John and Francis are visiting
Mrs. McCormicks parents. in winterport
Mrs. Gussie Boothe and children. Clay
bourne and Virginia. returned to her home
at Long Island, n. Y, last week.
9 Miss Mildred Sparrow entertained the
young ladies of the Sunday school with
Mrs. d. A. Laurence superintendent Miss
Marie Alexander. organist and Mrs. Ensa
Cooper, to an old-fashioned quilting party
at the home of her parents, Mr. and ars.
George Sparrow. Saturday afternoon. The
time was passed most enjoyGbly, not alone
in the work accomplished, but in merri-
ment and sociability accompanying IL. A
fine supper was served The guests, to which
alb.did ample justice. In the evening
several Of the young men of the, place came
in by invitation, and pleasant and jolly
evening was passed in the playing of wa
rious games, music and song. All present
acknowledged Miss Mildred as a most de-
lightful hostess.
Mr.. Cleelard of Lynn, Mass, arrived,
Sunday morning, on the Boston boat, for a
two weeks stay with Mr.. and Mrs. D. A.
Lawrence.
Mrs. Sarah Greeley is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Emma Allen of Randolph.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Lathrop of Au-
gusta were recent callers at Miss Abbie
Grants.
The campers at joys pond, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clough of Norwich, Conn, are enjoying
themselves very much, and are SO much
pleased with the town that they are think
ing strongly of purchasing a farm on
Beech HILL
Henry Starks and Leon Trask are with
their companies attending the encamp-
ment in Connecticut.
Henry Clark, formerly of this town, bui
for several years past "a resident of Cali
fornia, is expected to arrive. Monday, for a
visit among gold friends, all of whom will
be glad to welcome him home
Mrs. Frank Grover of Boston is visiting
her children, Masters Karl and Russell
Groves, at the home of their grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Grover.
Miss Blanche Robinson of Joice was a
caller in the place, Monday. aM.s
The larger part of the shefghborhood
with me Sunday school attended the picnic
at Nahumkeag pond, Thursday. and report
very pleasant time. Boat riding, fishing
gathering lilies. the moon lunch under the
big trees. and sociability made the day all
to brief for the company assembled. East
Pittston Sunday school united with the
North Pittston school. thus adding much te
the pleasure OF the day.
The patrons of Route 10 very much re-
greet the sudden death OF their kind and
courteous carrier, Corydon Jones, at his
home in Randolph. Wednesday evening. A
more pleasant and accommodating man
car he, 4. l..
loss and extend sympathy to the bereaved
WIFE Mrs. Jones' his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Jones, and sisters. Mrs. Grace Dow
Mrs. Dora Merrill, Miss Ruth Jones, and
brother, Clement Jones.
j. Banker and mother, Mrs. Amelia
Banker. after a two weeks stay at C. X
Green's. return to their home, in Lynn
Mass, Saturday.
WILLIAM Laurence and Miss Ida Searls
Of Chelsea were at Mrs. E. f.. Greene's
Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Cooper. Mr.. and Mrs
d. A. Laurence, with their friends from
Lynn, Mass, Mr. Cleelard and Mr.. ant
Mrs. Banker, passed Tuesday at Togus
looking over and buildings and grounds
which to some of them, was their first Wis
it, and far exceeded their idea Of wha
constitutes Soldiers Home.
EAST.-E A. Hanly and William Stod
dard returned to Dorchester. Tuesday.
Miss Eulila Little, who was operated on
some weeks ago, for appendicitis. is muci
improved, and returned to her home, Mon
day.
f. e. Scott and son. Willie. accompa
MED by Raymond Heath and Clarence
Thompson. left, Tuesday for Boston, il
their automobile. They went as far al
Portland Tuesday and stayed over night
and finished the run to Boston, Wednesday
Miss Maud Dockendoff, who has beer
nursing in North Whitefield for severa
months, is at her home for a short time.
The funeral OF the late Loren Moody
was held from the M. e. church at l p. M.
Wednesday. Rev. G. Il. Jones officiating
The East Pittston quartet rendered appro
pirate selections. There we're many beau
tiful flowers. The bereayed family has th'
sympathy Of ala Mr.. Moody was 65 year.
OF age. Iinterment was made In tn,
Moody yard. nsthe Alma road.
Mrs W. E. seekins OF Richniond.I VISITED
Miss Louise Kealy. also Mrs. Charles
skeighn Of Whitefeld, Tuesday, ~ y -.