Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-23
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Fred Rollins is expected to arrive
| from Philadelphia. next Sunday for
| visit at his old home.
Elmer Moody and family move. this
week, to Augusta, where he is en-
ployed
a. f. Lords store contained so many
boxes and bushe1-baskets of eggs that
| it appeared as though about all the
| hiddies in town might have been donat-
| ing There We're 700 dozen at one time.
Postcards fran Miss Anna Newton
| Lewis. written at salt Lake city, have
| been received, this week, by Pittston
| friends. Miss Lewis. formerly a Maine
field worker for the Missionary Socie-
| ~, is now a field representative Of the
| Congregational Sunday school and
publishing Society, with her headquar-
| tiers at Provost. Utah She mentioned
| the beautiful snow mountains seen on
two sides of Salt Lake city and the
view on the other sides of great hills
| Of red rock which at sunset look like
rubies. and wi~aed Maine friends might
| see the birds and Wild flowers of Utah.
Mrs. Wesley Mansir went to Boston,
SUNDAY, called by the Illness of her
| daughter, Mrs Beatrice Hawkes., with
| pneumonia, During her absence her
son, Jesse. and wife will stop with
their father.
| Though Arbor day was unpleasant in
regard to weather it was pleasantly
passed by smiihtown school in OBJ
serving it as Arithmetic day. Varied
exercises were~ devoted to this branch
of school work and an enjoyable and
profitable day was passed.
EAsT-The baseball game played on
the Hanley field Saturday afternoon,
between the Bridge Academy and
Pittston teams was quite interesting.
The score was II to Q in favor of Bridge
Academy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Reed of Alma
were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
lard Russell. Friday and Saturday
! Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Hanley of Dor
chester. Mass, have been passing a
few days at their summer home in
this place.
/ Joseph Roper recently purchased a
nice horse to use about his farm.
Mr. and Mrs e. H. Reed passed sun
! day with Mrs Reeds sister, Mrs. Jo-
+ seph Jones, in Sheepscott
4 Harold Reed has been visiting his
4 grandparents, Mr. and Mrs Thomas
! Plummer in Alma, fer a few days.
h Mrs. Walter Heath visited her daugh-
ter. AIRS Albert CASTOR, in South Pitts
ton. Sunday.
II There will be a Lawn party at the
home of Mrs. Henry Stone. Wednesday
evening. Ice cream. cake and peanuts
viii be on sale. This is given for the
benefit of the baseball team
EAST-E Herbertssz of Cambridge,
+ Mass, and Lewis t McKenney of Well
lsley, Mass. who We're spending a few
days here returned to Boston on the
boat, Tuesday afternoon. Mr. McKen.
nev plans 10 make quite extensive re-
pairs on the building which are vel
known as tlfe Leonard Moody estate
Henry Stone is digging out aud fxins
the drives. Richard Russell is painting
she piazza over head. and Daniel Moor
is doing some carpenter work Til,
Il buildings are soon ia he repainted.
L. II. Reed, accompanied w. n. Moody
10 Bath, Tuesday, with a seow iaad oi
hay TO ship 10 Boston.
Forest Brown and Bert Sargent ei
ARA, were recent business callers al
Writ Reeds.
II Eenry Wright and Ed Russell Went
10 Jefferson, Tuesday, ewhere they have
a job Of painting
Miss Edna Dow who is employed al
the Snow Hazard Shoe Co. is at home
for few days while tie company Is
taking stock.
Rev and Mrs. G +. Jones were call.
ng on friends in Town, Wednesday.
The Bridge Academy baseball team
Will play the Piiiston boys on tho OLD
Hanly field IN this place, saturday, al
T. NJ
Gilbert Cary Is buying wool in this
vicinity and paying 20 cents pound.
NOKTH-Mrs. Elizabeth Mckay. wht
has been spending the winter with hei
daughter in Newbaryport. Mass, has
I returned te her daughters, Mrs. Franf
McGGrgin. East Chelsea, for the sum
mer
Miss Miriam summer entertained Z
4 party Of scnoolmates and young friend.
4 al tie pleasant home of her grandpar-
II ents, Mr. and Mrs Il. Il. Grover. sat
itrlaV, May y. the occasion being hen
birthday anniversary. The event PROVED
most enjoyable one to ali in atten-
dance. Delicious refreshments were
4 served. Miss Miriam received many
presents from friends and relatives
THAT she may enjoy many more of these
anniversaries Is the wish of all.
Miss Carrie Jewett is spending tbs
week with her cousin. Mrs. Wright, Of
Windsor.
REV. Il. W Plant met with the Sun.
day school Sunday and gave an inter.
esting aud instructive tank on 1.-The
Great Forty Days which was LISTENED
to with clcse attention by all present.
+. p. Morrill, suffered quite a severe
shock Of the left side. Sunday night
Dr. Gddinss was called and after ex.
animation gave strong hopes of his re-
\ c9very. which Is glad news TO his many
/ friends,
II Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Lawrence visited
relatives at Smithtown, Pittston. sun
day
II Miss Amanda Clark, a student in ran
dolph Grammar school, spent Sunday at
her home, East Chelsea.
Robert Hurd, employed in Lewiston
was At his home here over sunday
4 w. b. Jcwett Is very busy these days
in the buying and transportation of