Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-07-31

| ing Mr.. and Mrs. William Stewart, the
family with whom he lived when
| child.
| Mrs. o. Z. Carpenter, accompanied
| by her daughter and husband. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Black and little son,
| also her niece, Miss Hazel Carpenter,
visitors at the Carpenter homestead,
| enjoyed a carriage drive, Sunday aft
ernoon, through Windsor, China, Vas
saiboro, calling on friends all along
the line.
Ralph Small and Earl Harvey of
Augusta are building cottage on the
west bank of Togus lake.
WiNDSoRVlLLE.
Mrs. w. l.. Brown and daughter,
Marion. have returned from pro-
longed visit to friends in Augusta.
Hallowen and Gardiner.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hysom are
the happy parents of a baby boy
Both mother and child are doing finely.
/ Willie Taylor has returned from
visit to Michigan and is stopping at
Arthur Choate's.
Mrs. Ada Jones has gone to Vassal-
boro, where she has found employ
ment.
Maurice Greeley has assisted Joha
Sproul and Albion Ware to cut their
hay and is now busy getting in his
own hay.
Mr.. and Mrs Alvah Trask are re-
joicing over the birth of a daughter.
born the 21st inst.
Miss Edith Choate is assisting her
aunt, Mrs. Alice Choate, to do her
Homework during the haying season.
Mrs. Reuben Pierce of North Wind
sor and daughter, Mrs, Dalrymple 81
Concord, N. H., We're callers at Mrs
Maurice Greeley's. Thursday.
Mrs. Maria Malcolm of Weeks Mills
is at Anthony Choate's.
Mrs Eva Smart of Togus is at Alva
Trasks.
Mrs. Riley Holt is assisting Mrs.
Fred Erskine through the haying sea-
son.
Mrs. Georgia Kimball of Cooper's
Mills was in town. Tuesday.
William French has cut the hay on
| both farms owned by Yeaton Dunton,
also cut the hay on Lueins Freneh's
farm.
Mrs. Matte Dodge and Mrs. J. r.
Stilphen had a picnic at Long Pond.
Tuesday.
Frank Marston of Gardiner is the
guest of his cousin. Miss Marion
Brown.
Mrs. r. L. N. Colby and daughter
Lottie, of Cooper's Mills We're in town,
Tuesday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Groves of
| Gardiner We're Sunday guests of Mr..
| and Mrs Herbert Dodge.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Rosignoll.
| who have been at Weeks Mills, have
returned to the home of their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Holt.
| Herbert Dodge harvested the hay
| on his own farm, then cut the hay on
Joseph Wdngood's farm, and is now
assisting his brother Arthur to get hts
hay.
| Mrs. Ruth Brann of Cooper's Mills
| was a guest of her parents, Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Crockett of Au-
/ gusta was a visitor at the Colby
homestead, over Sunday.
MT. VERNON.
Many of the people in town have
been availing themselves of the Jour
nails offer of dictionaries and Bibles.
| Those who have received the books
are very much pleased with them and
most heartily recommend them to 9th
ers.
1 Rev. II. c. Glidden and daughters.
Misses Rheta and Inez. have returned
| from their visit to Hartford.
The boys of Lannigan's Camp play
ed a game of baseball, Saturday, with
| the Wayne boys and won by a large
| score.
| IL. w. WepDer passed MONDAY III
Augusta.
| The Mt. vernon Hlgh sehool Alum
i nj Association held meeting, Satuf-
day evening, at Masonic haii- social
time was passed. FORMER Prlncipai
r. w. Leighton and Mrs. Leighton of
| Augusta were present, adding greatly
to tbs pleasure OF the evening.
WEST--Rev. r. w. hiein occupieo