Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-01
Has Unique Surprise Party.


whose natiye place is Pittston, as fol-
loy
Has Unique Surprise Party.
Captain Henry b. Rollins of Mystic
street Observed his 18TH birthday. Sat-
urday It was intended 10 have the
dar pass without any mark of special
note, bur il VAS not allowed to go by
Nithou; some celebration Capt. Roll
Inns is great .favorite with the chill
dren in his neighoorhood and every
child is his friend. This afternoon a
grand surprise vas given him. He
went away for Abort time in the ar
ternoon and during his absence the
children about 80 in number, assem-
He'd IN the large barn. on his return
Captain Rollins MAS sent TO the barn
on pretext and there was greeted
BY the children. one Of whom, in be-
half OF the others. presented him with
two gift books. tokens from the chill
dren Of the neiehbolhood The party
MAS planned by the children and they
brought ice cream and cake. All the
little tots. ten in number sat at the
tGble with the Captain and the older
ones stood about the dining room in
which the Nllation was served. The
table looked attractive with its birth
dag cakes and flowers. It was pref
" party and a complete and enjoyable
surprise to the captain,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dunton of An
gusta We're with J. 4. Dunton for a
Weekend visit,
Malcolm Maekay came from Bow
dah g 9liege Satunlay and preached
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services there in the forenoon of the
nrsi StndaN ~ May.
Mrs Eleanor colburn returned 10
her home in Gardiner, Monday, after
a ten-liaH visit with her brother.
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Mississippi valley, stopping over for q
day at the nations capital, etc.
Mrs. William King is reported as the
first in this section to have dandelion
green's of this seasons growth. digging
| A nice mess. Friday.
John Goodwin who has spent the most
! of the winter with A. f. Putnam. mas
gone to Mrs. Merrill's farm to put things
In readiness for her return from Brock
ton. Mass, which will be in few weeks.
w. r. Tobey, road commissioner, has
had a crew hauling covering stone from
East Chelsea for culvert near the
gravel bank on the Gardiner road.
Masters Carl and Russell Groves OF
Massachusetts are with their grandpa
rents. Mr. and MRS, r. Il, Groves Tor
the summer. They We're accompanied
here by their mother. Mrs Groves, who
remained for nrief VISIT leaving them