Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-08-30
VASSALBORO

The Sunday school of Adams Me-
mortal church will hold its picnic on
the grounds of Oak Grove Seminary.
Friday, the 18th. The Riverside Sun
day school and people are invited to
unite. The same evening, the Mission
AIRY Band will give Chinese lawn
party at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
McDougan
Mr. Peacock had the pleasure of
spending last Sunday at Rockport.
Mass, former parish. and supplying
the pulpit for the day, He was able
Robert Peacock, who are at work in
Boston, and his daughter, Mrs Seth
A MouIton, at their home in Portland,
There will be services at both the
Riverside and Vassalbero churches.
Sunday, Aug. 81, at the usual hours.
The pastor will be at the latter place
for the evening meeting.
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs Nash
of Nassalbero, Mr.. Myron Stilman
Turner and Miss Affa Lincoln An
drews were united in marriage. Aug
ust 81. by Rev. r. NJ. Peacock. The
bride is sister of Mrs. Nash and
a graduate of Oak Grove Seminary,
last June. Mr.. Turner has lived in
Vassalboro for years and is one of the
best known and most highly respected
young men in town.
POPE AVENUE-Mr and Mrs. E.
". Pope, Mrs. Olive Pope and Mrs.
Gertrude Ingraham were business Wis
itors, Monday. in Watervlle
Mrs Cora Pratt and little son of Wa
terville and Miss Dora Sbley of Glou-
cester, Mass. were callers Sunday, of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Pope.
Mrs. Flora Taylor from Priest hill.
accompanied by her guests. Mrs D.
Loring Dunton and Miss Helen l. Dun
ton from Bath, and Mrs. Sarah Mar.
den from Hilltop farm. were guests a
tea, Friday, of Mrs. Olive Pope.
James T. Weeks left town, Monday
| for weeks visit with friends in New
Sharon.
Mrs. May Preston from Benton and
friend. Mrs Alice Rowe from Albion
were recent callers at The Naples
Mrs. Rose Tufts and guest, Mrs.
James Barber from South birmingham,
Mass, We're callers, Friday, of Mrs.
A. w pope.
Miss Beulah Priest from North Vas
salboro was a Sunday caller on the
Avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Pope attended
the ProgI essive rally at East Vassal-
boro Monday night.
On Aug. "a. birthday cards, letters of
eongratulation and gifts from friends
near and afar. reminded Charles Pope
that another milestone had been
reached. Mr.. Pope wishes in this way
to extend thanks to all who remem-
bered him.
Arthur Pope was in Waterville,
Tuesday. on matters of business.
Among those from this place who
attended the campmeeting al Lake
Grove, Sunday. were G.. c. Ingraham
and family and E. f. Jones.
Among the callers at The Naples
Sunday. We're Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Fitzgerald and children from China
Lakeside. Miss Maude Webber and
James Weeks,
A carriage drive to South China. Sum
day, was enjoyed by Mrs. f. w. Pope
Miss Marion and their guest, Thomas
Battey from Providence. r. l. Arriv-
ing at the village, the party was met
by Cyrus Homes, who conveyed them
by auto to Dirigo. where they visited
the home once owned and occupied by
Ell and Sybil Jones, also other places
OF interest in that section.
On their return to Vassalboro Mr.
Battey was a guest at tea of Mr. and
Mrs. f. w. Pope, before boarding the
ear for Winthrop, where he is the
guest of friends. Mr.. Battey expressed
much pleasure from the trip. end the
qualification of lifelong desire to
visit the home of Eli Jones.