Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-07-30

L. Il. French will open his pavilion, |
which has been closed more than two |
man this, to the public, Saturday eve
ning, August ,.
{. w. Brown of Salem, Mass was
a guest over the Sabbath of his fam
ily at their summer home here.
Mrs. John Halpen has returned from
visit to her sister, Mrs. George
Tarr al Pemaquid beach.
i. George Sampson is at home from
Chelsea for a visit with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Daniel sampson.
Miss Fannie Douglass was Sun
day guest at the heme of her grand
father. Dexter Buntqn.
Mrs. Hubert Johnson and son Rob
ert of Washington, u. e, are guests
sof Rev.a 'aaid MIS- Aoseph Shepler at
,lhe ,shepler cotMgSa
Joseph French and son Claude are
harvesting the hay on farm owned ~
j.. w Dunton.
sMissaRfp title Bryant. MTs. lisa Moves
and Mrs. DonnelI were recent visitors
al Pemaquid beach.
chester Rawley, who has been
guest at the Rawley cottage, returned
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs George Potter OF Au7
ensta were entertained for Il week by
Mr. and Mrs. j. +. Halpen They theh
went to Pemaquid beach, to pass the
remainder of their vacation of two
weeks.
Nearly all of the farmers have I'm
ished haying and report fuii crop
RIVERSIDE.
The Ladies' Aid meets with Mrs. Al
fred &c. Wednesday afternoon. A sup
ner in the near future is under consid-
Grafton.
MONMOUTH.
Rev. n y. Cook is attending the camp
meeting at Yarmouth, Mass. and pass
ing two weeks with his family at ms
cottage.
Rev. II. r. Maxwell OF the First Uni
.vefsailst church in SomefViile, Mass
who Is soloufninR with us for the sum
mer.= will preach, Sunday morning. Aug
4 at the Methodist Episcopal ehnfen.
Yhe Ladies' Circle of the GoHgfesa-
tfonal church will hold. Wednesday ait
ernoon. July 80. an alphabet Bazaar al
Grange hail A Chicken supper VIII be
served
scott Mari of Lewiston e. l.. Andrews
of Augusta and J. II. Mcllroy or 3" ~
throp were in town. Saturday, To attend
a special meeting of the trustees of Mon
mouth Academy.
DR.. and Mrs f. l.. Morse and father
o. NJ. Maxwell Of Winthrop. Mass. were
guests of relatives in town, saturday aud
Sunday.
Mrs. Sarah Weleh and grandson, Ar
thur Maxwell of Biddeford, are guests OF
Mrs William Lord
Rev. w. J. Taylor and family Of Wor-
cester. Mass. are at Gochnewasan lake,
for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. George t. Richards and
family of Boston are at the Deline
house
Mrs. Amanda Richards of Foxboro,
Mass. is the guest of her sister, Mrs. \.
\. Sawyer
Mrs. Albert Neal and daughter. Miss
Lila. of Chelsea Mass, are guests of
Mrs. F. c. Mountfort. Mrs. Meals sis
ter.
Miss Clara Allen OF Augusta Il the
guest of her aunt. Mrs. Wilbur Maxwell.
II 6 Blue was the guest of Mr.. and
MIS. L :. L ldjtI1S at iitli iiphi' a.
Portland. last week.
Miss " e. Marston and Mrs. G. NJ.
Norris are visiting in Portland
The College of Agriculture of the Uni
cersity Of Maine will hold farm demon
stration field day Wednesday, Aug. 6. IN
the orchard of Clement Il TAYLOR AT Win
throp. Some of the best speakers that
it Is possible to obtain will talk on dit
ferent subjects pertaining TO orcharding
Everyone who is at all interested In Or
chardng will surely be present. Please
bring your dinner and have a roHsing
good time
WEEKS MILLS.
Mrs. Rose Reed and Mrs. Edith
Brown visited Augusta. Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Bragg visited her sister.
Mrs. Ballentine of Windsor, last week.