Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-05
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uor came for Illegal purposes.
Mrs. Robert w. Corey of Cambridge
Mass, who has been the guest for two
weeks of her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Maxtield. returned home, Fri
day.
Mrs. Emily Fayles of Stockton
Springs, who has been visiting Mrs
n. c. Corey has returned home.
Arthur Osborn of East Newport,
who has been guest of his father.
w. NJ. Osborn. left, Friday evening.
for Boston. During his absence Mrs.
Osborn and child wilIsVasit in West
Pittsfield with her parents, Mr.. aua
Mrs. c. G. Woodruff
Mrs. B. 4. Spear, who with Mr..
Spear of Belfast is passing the sum
mer here at "Ye Damon Inn," has gone
to Boston for a two weeks visit.
The NJ. c. |. baseball team went to
Bucksport, Saturday, where they play
ed a game with the E. NJ C. S. The
result of the game was 20 to / in fay-
or of NJ. G. l.
Prof. and Mrs. =. l. Landman were
in Bangor. SdlarGay
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and Mrs. George Staples. celebrated
her fourteenth birthday, Saturday. in
q pleasant manner by entertaining Il
number of her schoolmates at her
home. Games and music were enjoy
ed. Refreshments We're served. She
was the recipient of a number III
presents
Joel Randlett has gone to Boston for
few days, visit
Miss Clara Witham of Guilford, who
has been visiting in Portland, has
been the guest, for a few days, of Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Tyler.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Libby and Mrs
Allie Atwell were Saturday. in Ban
gor.
Powers hall, NJ. c. l., was the scene
Friday evening, of a pleasant event,
the occasion being a reception rendered
the young men of the Amieinia Society
by the young ladies of the Sorosis So
ciety. The hall was prettily decor
ated in pink and white Those in the
receiving line We're Principal and Mrs
L. L. Laudman, Miss Nettie Runnals
and the Misses Mary Smith, president
of the Sorosis Society, Marie Wake
iltlu, ~Ndiitic IdyiOf anu 1kuDY w HIS.
An address of welcome was given by
Miss Mary Smith and Merle McAllister,
president of the Amicinia Society, gave
a response. A program was given
which included vocal selections by
Mrs. Sturtevant of Hartland, a read
ing by Miss Lindscott and selections
from quartet composed of the Misses
Tucker, Spaulding. Mace ana Wake
field. Dainty refreshments We're serv-
ed from a booth under the direction of
Miss LuTa Wakefield.
Miss Edythe Haseltine left, Friday,
for Brunswick to visit her brother.
Walter Haseltine. a student at Bow
doin College. and to attend a house
party given by the members of his
fraternity.
Clinton Smell is in st. Adams where
he was called by the death of his faith
err H. e. Smell, whose death occurred,
Tuesday, at a Bangor hospital. His
age, was about IS years. Funeral SER
vices were held, Thursday, at the home
in st. Adams. Besides the son men,
toned, two sons. Clyde of Bangor, and
Harry of Corinna, survive.
Charles II. Givens and daughter Mrs.
John Hardy and her daughter of Bing-
ham have been guests, for a few days,
of Mrs Given's son. Oscar A. Owens.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Dinsmore, who
have spent the winter in Ashland, N.
H., have returned home.
D. s. Emerson of the firm of Whit
ten & Emerson has moved his family
to their farm in st. Adams.
Miss Sara Hall of Newcastle, who
has been employed at the Maud Brack-
EFT Millinery parlors, Thursday, return
ed home.
The officers of the Universalist Sum
day School are arranging for an enter
tainlnent to be given at the church,
Friday evening, May O. when Miss Re-
becca Fogg of Bucksport, will give n
reading, many of the selections being
given in costume. Vocal selections will
pc given by Mrs. Sturtevant of Hart
land.
Edward Morris of The Forks, Phil
ander Morris of Bingham, Thomas Ma
servey of Madison, Lee Meservey of
Blanchard, Wesley Mahaffy of Madi-
son and Mrs Fannie Smith of Bing-
ham, who were in town, Thursday. to
attend the funeral of the late Mrs.
William Tewksbury, a relation, Friday,
returned home.
Some time during Thursday night
the telephone instrument and money
slot We're torn away from the telephone
booth installed in the local Nj. c. r. r.
station and the money contained in
the box stolen. Although the amount
is not at present known by the N. f..
r. & II. Co. it is thought that about SIS
was taken. The break was discovered
about eight o'clock, Friday morning,
when c. ]. Worthing of st. Adams,
tried to use the phone. Friday no clues
Were obtained.
Mrs. A. H. Gledhill of Connecticut
is in town for an extended visit with
her son. Oscar Gledhill and family.
Miss Ethel Bryant of Portland, has
been the guest. for several days, of
Miss Veda Prilay.
Dominique Sussi of this town has
purchased a building near the depot
in Durham. in which he will install
machinery for grist mill.
Mrs. Fannie Randlett will move her
household goods within a short time
into the Annie Lord rent on Peltoma
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