Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-07-30
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EAST-The lawn party at G. 5. Lee
mans was largely attended and good
time was reported by all
Miss Ida Quigg is visiting in Au-
gusta
Mrs Amelia Bradstreet made II
business trip TO East Vassalboro, Sat
urday
II. L. Hurd of Albion was busl-
ness caller in this place, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Y. Scates are re-
joicing over the birth OF a ] , pounds
paughter born. Sunday, July -.
Miss Jennie Jones has returned to
Augusta accompanied by Mrs. Alice
NJ. Jones.
Sheepscott Lake Grange is having
a vacation of two weeks. during hay
ing season. Meetings will be resum
ed on Saturday night Aug. >.
Thursday. July 81 there will be a
10-cent entertainment, followed by
dancing a the Grange hall
Mrs. Annie b. Tibbetts and dauek-
ter Sylvia, visited Mrs Tibbetts' sis
ter. Mrs. Carrie Lenfast. of North
Wa shington, one day last Week
Lawrence Crommitt of Deer Hill
and Miss Ethlyn Nelson of North Pa
lermo, called on Miss Gladys f. lib
belts, Sunday.
BRANCH MILLS. f. Aldred is
out of town for a few DAYS.
Mrs. Dean Estes passed Saturday
and Sunday in Waterville.
George Jackson from East Nassal-
bore visited his cousin Dean Estes,
Sunday,
J.. l.. Aldred has been treating his
house to "A fresh coat of paint.
A little girl arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Hall on the Pond
road China. Saturday morning.
Mrs Howard Hurd's condition is
still very critical.
Miss Dorothy Dinsmore. Eva Lou
raine Worthing. Barbara Werthing
and Duleie Crommett took a pleasant
ride to Augusta. Thursday with }. r.
b. Dinsmore. in his auto.
Mrs. +. S. Kitchin has been visiting
friends and relatives in WinsloW ana
Waterville. the past week.
Mrs. Bert Gray and daughter Dorp-
thy from Manchester, N H., are visit
ing Mrs. Gray's sister, Mrs. Liz ie
Worthing.
There will be an ice cream sale and
entertainment in the Grange hall for
the benefit of the Grange. Wednesday
evening. July 80. The entertainment
will consist of music and the farce ~
Precious Pickle"
Miss Lucille Clark of Freedom visit
! ed at G. A. Workings, Saturday night
and Sunday.
NTRE-Mr, and Mrs. Nell Wood
| of Pasadena, Calf. and Mrs. Wood
! man of Fairfield visited at the How
| ard and Handy farm, Saturday. re-
| turning to Fairfield in the afternoon.
| News has been received here of the
| death of Winfield Greeley, of Mary
vile, Calf Mr. Greeley was resi-
dent of Palermo for many years be-
fore going West.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Turner and Mr.,
and Mrs. Stone and Mrs. GRANVILLE
! Gilpatrick of Waterville. visited Tenn
perance Turner. Sunday. Mrs. Gil
J patrick remained with her moth er
While the other members of the party
returned home in the afternoon.
Silas Bowler lost a horse, Saturday.
At social held Saturday evening
at the home of c. S. Leeman air 1t
| SO was realized for the benefit Of tie
| Grange. There We're about 100 pres
emit
Otto Turner of Jefferson, who has
| been helping Wendell Turner hay, has
, returned home.
| 5. f. Bowler has taken a boy from
the orphan Home in Bath. He is II
years of age and his name is Alver-
| deene Smith.
| MONTWLLE.
CENTER.-kaiph ]. Thompson is i'll
with measles.
Mrs. Rachel Kingshury and her
CRANE daughters. Misses Marguerite and
Dorothy Drinkwater, of Belfast. were
recent guests of Mrs. Sarah Thompson
MIR. and Mrs. Jack Rurkill of Hudson
| Mass. are guests of MIR. and MIS-
James T. BGrkill at Hill View Farm.
Mr.. aud Mrs Charles Herbert of TX.
| bridge. Mass. and Willie Barrows ol
/, North Seituate, K. l.. are visiting Mrs
| Amanda ii. Kicker,
Edwin Arno and Miss Hazel Arno OF
| Bethel are guests of Mrs. Chester Il
| Cushman.
| Mrs. Alonzo Knowlton of North Con
! way. n. H., Was at c. f. Howard $,
| Friday.
TROY.
| The Trey W. r. c. u. held a speak
| ing contest. Thursday evening, at De-
troit The following young ladies took
| part: Rosamond Woods. Golda Side
! linger. Edith Mitchell. Josephine Hill
man, Ruby Hollis and Evelyn Barker
| The prize was awarded To Miss Ruby
| Hollis.
The Ladies' Aid will meet. Wednes-
| day, with Mrs. A. l. Estes.
Services We're held at the Troy Union
church, Sunday =. NJ. The next meeting
| at that place will be in two weeks.
| The next regular meeting of the
| Reading Club will be held, August 9th,
at the Grange Hall. This first meeting
| after the summer recess will be Of
| special interest and will be arranged by
| seven Young ladies. all Troy students Of
Maine Central Institute.
II. f. Handing of Billerica, Mass.
was in town last week. and spent Il
few days at the homes of 7. w. HAYES
and A. w. Dodge.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rand of Water
vile spent few days, last week, as
guests of Mrs. NJ. J. Berry at East
Troy