Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-08-13
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| BRANCH MILLS.-Mrs. Minnie
! Worthing of Augusta is working for
| Mr.. Howard Hurd on Parmenter Hill.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pierce and
family of Worcester, Mass, are visit
, ing Mrs. Pierees sister, Mrs. Dean
| Estes.
! Mr." Ap"ie Tohev. who is working
| foI Mrs. Fred Turner in Somerville.
| spent sunday at home with her family
on Parmenter Hill
Mrs. Marcia Hisler and sister, Mrs
| Adde Moody, visited at Mrs. Elon
kitchins, "Wednesday, of last week.
3 Miss Gladys Hisler wasfaS guest of
Miss Flora kitchin, a few days, last
| wook.
Mrs. Hattie Worthing. who has
I'M = ~ f' y this place for a few
/ days, returned to Waterville, Friday.
| August g.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Washburn and
| friends from East Nassalboro. were
callers at Miss Hattie Washburn's
and Elon Kitchins, Saturday
Mr.. Fred Aldred and mother, from
| Waltham. Mass, are visiting at l..
L. Aldreds'.
Mrs. Bert Gray and daughter. who
| have been visiting at Mrs. George
! Workings for a short time. returned
to their home in Manchester ~ H.,
Friday, Aug. s.
Harvey Doe celebrated his 18th
birthday at the cottage on the Point
of Pines" China Lake, which the
family are occupying for few weeks.
/, Saturday. Several of his friends went
from here and report a delightful
time. Boating and dancing were
much enjoyed. Delicious refreshments
We're served consisting of ice cream.
cake. sherbert. etc.
j Mr.. w. L. Overlook of Razorvillc,
! S. S. missionary for Western Maine,
. will attend the morning service here,
Sunday. Aug. IL
The drama, THE Country Minister"
was played here, Aug. :, for the bene-
, fit of the Grange, before a crowded
/ house. This was the second time. it
has been played here, but none the
), less appreciated, and was pronounced
n grand success. The sum of $53 was
added to the grange fund.
| Mr.. George \. Crossman, from
Swampscott, Mass. also MIR. and Mrs
George l.. crossman and Ida l.. Still
man, from Saco, Maine, visited the
Dinsmore public library and the beau
tiful Hover garden attached, Saturday
| Aug. 9. They were veciferous in theii
praise of the library way back here in
the country. and also the flower gar
den, and We're DESTROYS of bouquet
in remembrance, which was cordially
granted by the care taker.
NORTH-M Hattie Chadwick and
Mrs. Eva Worthing passed the week
end with relatives in Unity.
, Mrs H. NJ Nelson, who has been
: with her daughter Mrs. Fred Nose OF
Knox, the past week, returned home,
Sunday.
| w. A. Nelson, recently. purchased
a new Economy Chief cream sepa-
> rator.
4 The annual picnic in Prescott Grove
. | will be held, Wednesday, Aug, 20.
Mr. and Mrs T.. +, Gardner and son
who have been visiting at Althea Per
| kins, returned to their home in Rhod'
Island. Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. \. Nelson visite
from Friday until Monday with reia
~ tiNes in East Nassalhoro,
Rev. John Carson of F'ord's Corne
was calling on the people on Marder
| 1lIll, ESdittl tldS,
n Mr. and Mrs. Leslie sylvester of JET
|. ferson visited at John Blacks, Sunday
d Mrs Helen Worthing and daughter
Mrs Florence Jones. visited at Free
Browns, one day last week.
Mrs Jennie Hussey of Albion an
!, Mrs. Augustus Caesar of SomerVille
; Mass visited at Briggs Turner's, on
day last week.
1
Fourteen ladies of the improvement
=. Society of Ford's Corner, met Thurs
= day, with Mrs. Sanford Greeley, t
e work for the picnic Aug. 20.
n Mrs Ruth Young visited Mrs. A. +
t Mortified, Friday afternoon.
, E,AST-Walter S. Jones of Paw
/, tueket. r. l., has been visiting hi
brother, A. c. Jones and other reia
| tives, during the past week. He return
Z ed to Augusta, Saturday, accompanie'
j. by his aunt Mrs. V. w. Turner. He
Il will visit relatives in Augusta befor
IL returning to Rhode Island.
Il Samuel Boynton of Connecticut was
e calling on old friends, Saturday, in this
place.
Mr. and Mrs. H. b. Leman went t6
+" Brooks sunday. Mr.. Leman Will re
II turn home, Tuesday and Mrs. Leman
} | will remain for a visit with her broth
| er. Walter H. Young.
IL Lewis Day made business trip &c