Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-06-26

ing her sister for few days. Mrs.
McGannon has so far recovered from
her recent illness as to be able to be
out.
change has been made in the r.
f. ID. Route No. 1 whereby an extern
sion has been made in Newport and
the South Ridge road eliminated in
Ialmvra, thus accommodating more
families without lengthening the
route.
Mr.. lie Blanc and family were in
Dexter for the day Sunday.
Geo. Wilbur and wife of Hartland
were guests of e. e. Mcfarland and
family, Sunday.
Edwin Towle of Saco and Mrs. Es-
telle Andrews of Stoneham. Mass. are
guests at b. S, Sanford's.
Miss Nina Homestead has returned
TO her home, after completing COM
mreoial course at the Bryant & STRAIT
ton College, Boston.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry San
ford. Waterville. formerly of Palmyra,
win he pleased to hear that they have
a 10-poGnd daughter. born June %.
II. s. Hiliker and family of North
Newport visited. Sunday, at d. s.
Emerson's.
Mrs Loantha Miller is passing the
week at the homes of her children in
Comma and Bangor.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Murch of New
rort and Alfred Lang of Skowhegan
We're recent visitors at c. w. HON.
stead's,
Miss Alma Ferry of st. Adams is
housekeeping for Mrs. Eber Cook, who
is in poor health.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert French of Do
Yer and Frank II. Palmer of Skowhe-
san were eyer-Sunday visitors at F.
w. rhompsons.
Mr.. and Mrs Y. r. McCabe and II.
l.. Goodrich attended the annual meet
ing cf the Fish and Game Association
held, last week. at Maranacook They
report a most enjoyable program con-
sisting of ball games. rifle practice,
etc, beside the business meeting which
was presided over by the president Of
the association. Pittsfield Band accom-
panied the party and furnished music,
The Woman's Wednesday Club gave
an entertainment. Tuesday evening
June IS before the Lyford Cemetery
League at Hopkins schoolhouse. st.
Alhans. The league served delicious re-
freshments and the proceeds. (S9oS)
will be used toward improving the con-
ditien of the Lyford cemetery.
cORNVlLlE.
EAST-Forest Herrin is having his
buildings painted and they look very
nice.
Hattie Blaisdell who has been work
ing in WaterVile for a while has re-
turned home, not being able to work
Delmer Blaisdell has returned to
Augusta, after passing his vacation
with his grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs, A. II. Burnham and
daughter Lettie passed Sunday at
Morrill, pond. where there was meet
ing
Rose Burnham went to Skowhegan
Monday. ON business.
Alros Moody visited Skowhegan,
Monday, on business.
Dorias Merellas and daughter. Mrs
A. Moody visited Mr.. and Mrs. d. NJ
Bean, Sunday. He is very smart
man, being about % years old.
John Amerzeen of this place was in
Skowhegan on business Monday.
G. Blaisdell of this place made a
business trip to Augusta and Man
chester Saturday, returning. Monday.
Herbert Blaisdell of Mattapan.
Mass, with his wife. took an automo-
bile trip to Maine stopping, at Port
land, Augusta and Skowhegan, also
visited his parents in Cornville and
lots of other friends, taking his par
ents with them to Cornna, Stetson.
There, they visited two sisters and
now have returned to their home in
Massachusetts, feeling the trip did
them good.
Frank Beane of this place took a
party to Athens on an auto ride, one
day. last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Williams took
a ride. Monday. to Skowhegan.
Mrs. Edith Wescott and Miss Myrtle
enjoyed themselves setting in the
shade, Monday
Mrs. George Nell will have a visitor.
next week, who probably will remain
till after haying