Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-10-31
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were present at the banquet heid a.
the New Falmouth hotel Portland,
"Wednesday evening: Miss Margaret
Pushard. Miss Grace Lightoody, MRS
l.. A. Bailey and Miss Carolyn Sheiaoii.
Lawrence Gahan left, MONDAY, ioi
Bates College to resume his studles'
The dances that have been heia at
the town hall. every Tuesday eVehihs'
have been changed, and hereafter they
will be held every Saturday eVennis'
Principal and Mrs Norris Lord at
tended the Teachers Convention Thurs
day and Friday
Miss Olive Call was the guest OF hef
cousin. Leila Call, from Wednesday
until Sunday,
Mrs. Cora Gahan has gone to Bath
tn keep house for Mrs. Charles oliver
while the latter goes to Portland nos
pital To undergo an operation for ap-
pendicitis.
Charles Wade and nephew, Elmer,
Of perkins. called on relatives in town,
Sunday.
Mrs. Alfred Call of Bath visited rel
atiyes and friends here, last week.
John Mayors is having building ioo
feet in length, constructed. for lhe
purpose of raising mushrooms
WHITEFiELD.
SOIITH.-Mr and Mrs. Cyrus y
Randlett. who have been enjoying tneir
vacation with relatives in this Vieihi-
~ have returned to their home IN
Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. d. f. Matthews recent
lv visited MI. and Mrs. C. j. Cheney,
on "Blinn's HILL
Mrs. Leonard Hasson of North New
Castle called on friends here, Mohday,
Mrs. Hattie Plummer has returned
from Gardiner, where she vas INC
guest of MIR. and Mrs. A. E. Matthew's.
Mrs. A. G. Houdlette is entertaining
an auto party of hunters ana their
wives during the hunting season
Mrs. TT. E. Palmer and Myron Pai-
mer were in Gardiner, sunday
Cakes and Clara Palmer recently VS.
tied Mrs. Carrie Donnell, in windsor.
ID e. Matthews passed Sunday with
his son, in Gardiner.
Mrs. Ludy Matthews is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs stephen wake
field, in West Gardiner.
JoicE.
From ~ acres Alton McKindsley
raised over 500 bushels of potatoes.
The Kings Daughters held tneir
meeting, and annual election OF otficers
at the home of Mrs. Neilie frepie'
Thursday, Oct "a. The same ofheers
were retained for another year, with
Vhe exception of secretary. MISS
Blanche Hildreth was chosen TO Ill
that office, in place of Mrs. Lizzie Dun
ton, who has served the society wen
and faithfully for four years, but mas
now moved away. The next meeting
will be with Mrs. Annie Lewis, NOV. Z.
ALMA.
The committee created to raise funds
and renoyate the congregational
church have organized and elected
John f. Nelson, chairman, and Mrs.
Amy C. Jewett, secretary ana treas
urer The committee have mapped
out plan for getting the necessary
funds, and are soliciting all old parish
toner's, their descendants and 1riends
interested in promoting and uplifting
the morals of the community All
charitably inclined persons Will fuiiil
a worthy mission by sending such
amounts as they think they can 40
nate to a worthy cause to any MEMBER
of the committee. All Contributors
will be given due credit and encour-
agement thereby given to the young
and older persons to work for good.
Albert Mclean has the sympathy OF
| the community in his bereavement III
! the loss of his only daughter, MISS
| Cora, a young lady of much promise,
taken at the age of % years.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the New
| Castle and Alma Baptist society held
| their annual Harvest supper at the
J residence of Carleton E. Ware on
Monday evening There was a large
attendance and the receipts We're sat
| isfactory.
| William n. Titus who has been seri-
| ously i'll for a few days. is able 10 pe
! out again and attending to business.
| Clifton Plummer of Augusta, MISS
Dora Trask of HALLOWEEN, Mrs ldl
Plummer and Mrs. Nettie Dodge OF
Damariscotta were in town sunday.
/ DR.. Card went to Portland, Thurs
| day.
A. b. Erskine was in Portland, Fri
day.
Walter Mclean was called Home