Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-07-02
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KENNEBEC.
LITCHFIELD.


PLAINS-Miss Ruth Lapham and
Miss Mary Ranks. who have been
teaching at Hope, Saturday, returned
home
Comrades James Bowie, r. S. Max
well, Q. A. True, and Arson Turner
left here, Saturday, for Gettysburg.
DR.. Lewis NJ Palmer of South
birmingham, Mass, was in town,
Wednesday and Thursday.
r. r. Small left here, Thursday, for
Boston.
OAKLAND.
Mr. Milford of Belgrade spent a few
days, last week, with his son, Roscoe
Lyle r. Bickford of Waterville, spent
Sunday, with his parents
Mrs. Otis Folsom was a Watervilt
caller, Friday.
Verne t. Bckford of Fairfield has
returned home to stay with his father
and help run the farm.
Mr.. Ballard passed a few days with
his family, last week.
The Misses Marguerite and Ruby
Bjckford passed Saturday in Water
vile.
About twenty young men from wa
terville, Fairfield and Oakland caihe
by motor boats to Bickford's shore on
Lake Messaionskee, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe ID. Bickford
and two sons, Clyde and David were
in Waterville, Saturday.
READFIELD.
DEPOT-Edward G. Coleman, who
passed a summer with his uncle, Geo.
Sinpa WIS.,
itor. accompanied by Mrs. Coleman.
They were on pleasure trip from
Nassalboro, coming by the way OF Au-
gusta and Winthrop, Thursday ana
returning. Friday, by the way OF Wa
terville and Win3low.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Nelson II. Gordon,
Nelson T. Gordon, Jr. and Miss Sarah
Pike passed Sunday at Gordon camp,
Echo Lake.
Miss Genevieye LaBaron, Rome,
who passed last week with her grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. l.. b. wright.
returned home, Monday.
Miss Edith Collins, who is very
teacher of domestic science
in Yarmouth schools, is enjoying her
vacation at home
Wright left home for Peaks island
where they will pass the summer at
Capt. Willard Howards.
The Misses Florence and Iona Man
sur. and Miss Mabel Allen, Mt. Yer
non were guests, Saturday, of Mrs. j.
H. Gordon.
Mrs. Amelia Brown, who has been
visiting at f. w. Browns two weeks,
returned, Sunday.
News of the sudden death of Mil
ford cottle of Boston has been re-
ceiyed. Mr.. Cottle's native town Is
Readfeld
Henry Hutchinson, Portland, passed
Sunday at the home of his father
sewali Kelly, Auburn, former resi-
dent of this town was the gnsst. FIJI
day. of Mrs Mary Stevens.
Mr. and Mrs. E. w. Towle. Belgrade
Lakes were visiting. Friday and sat
urday, their daughter, Mrs. .. u.
Branu.
The arrivals at Coleman Grove last
week we're Mrs Notin, New Jersey
Mrs. Nferiden, daughter Josephine, ana
son Richard. Brooklyn; and Mr.. ana
Mrs. Smith and son Eastman. All
seasons here. before.
DIR. Burke will not return, TINS sea-
son ms his little son Richard VINO
yyas So i'll. last season, is not living
READFlELD.
EAST.-Mr. ard Mrs Charles I'D
betts aud Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Heitef-
man of Augusta were sunday 9t'esls u,
Mrs. Heferman's parents. Mr., ana
Mrs William Hunt.
Master Almont Dudley is visiting his
aunt. Mrs. George Fuller Hat LiNefmofe
Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Damfen are
rocciviup concentrations on the birth
of a daughter, which arrived. saturday,
tune IS The youns lady has been nam
ed, porcas Althea.
Mrs G. c. Morrill, was the guest, sat
urday. of her sister, Mrs. w. d. HalheS
in Waterville.
Miss Rubie Hammond of Augusta is