Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-08-12
WINTHROP,
Picnic Enjoyed at Henri
Villa at MaranaCook.
LueIIa F. BeaIe Student ASsoCi-
alton Annual Reunion Soon.
Winthrop vs.. Augusta, Wednesday,
At Hanks Races. Locals.

| Miss Susan Benson Of Lewiston wa.
| a Weekend visitor at the home o
her mother, Mrs. II. Il. Benson.
! A masque ball viii be held, at
r. NJ. Friday, of this week at Anon.
the Pines" The steamer leaves tn,
wharf, at 80. Millieans Band vii
furnish music. There Will be Il prize.
awarded for the most beautiful an,
the most srotesque costumes. Il
Istormy, Friday, the event will be post.
| poned.
| The Winthrop baseball team viii
play an exhibition game with Angus
ia, Wednesday, at Hanks races.
The only game at home viii be play.
ed. Saturday, by the same teams.
Mrs Nellie Maxwell entertained a
dinner party, Sunday, on the veranda
of Sunset cottage. Besides her i'm
mediate family, she had as guests
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Nuttine of Skow-
hogan and Mr.. and Mrs. G. O. Ward
of Winthrop.
Miss Fannies Taylor is visiting in
Waterville. Oakland and Belgrade.
Miss Sarah Bailey is visiting Miss
Esther Badger at Strong.
The Methodist Sunday school will
hold their annual picnic, Wednesday,
lat Flynn's Grove. Lake Maranacook.
l.. f. McNamara's motor bo@t will ac-
c0mmudate those attending and will
leave. at 9 and 10 A. NJ.
A picnic was enjoyed, Saturday af-
ternaon, with Mrs f. H. Pennman
and Mrs. Frank Berdine at Henri
Villa. A delicious supper of salads,
hot rolls, coffee, ice cream and cakes
was served The guests We're: Mrs.
Dorsey, Mrs. A. NJ. Giles, Mrs. Rufina
Wood Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Kurtz,
Mrs. J. A. Foster. Mrs. H. w. Stew
ems. Mrs. |. o. Gage, Mrs. Walter Will
shire and son Thayer, Miss Ida Nor
rill. Mrs ]. O. Wellman. Miss LYDIA
Moody and Mrs. C. H. Shaw.
The Luella f. Beale Student Asso-
citation will hold, Aug. 14-15. it's an
nual reunion. The roll call will be
held at the Grammar school room, nj
p p NJ. Thursday. Social and enter
tanments will be held. Thursday at
the Town hall and picnic at Island
Park. Friday.
The public schools will begin
Sept. Is.
Milton James. Carl Bates ant
Anterior Cobb have returned from g
weeks camping trip to West point.
Lucy Carr of Lewiston was a week
end guest of Jennie Gray.
Alice Wentworth has returned from
n weeks visit with Miss Dora LIB,
at Pine Point.
5. Lee Woodman WAS Il weekend
guest of his mother. Mrs. Ruth X
Woodman.
Kenneth Simpson, ARABIA Richmond
Reginald Rowell, Irving Pinkham
Harley Leaird. Roy Carleton grad
uated from the Primary department
and are now in a new class with Mrs
C. p. Rowell as teacher.
Violet French is acting as sub in
place of Miss Ruth Wood, who is
enjoying a vacation at Bay Point
Miss Glada Bonney visited. over
Sunday, her aunt, Mrs. J. C. Hobbs, in
Turner.
Miss Jeanette Bailey has returned
from a visit in Providence, r. l.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bonard o.
Norway are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
Abelli.
Paul Bonardi of Augusta was il
town. over Sunday. guest of relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Strange o
Nashua, n. H, are visiting her mother
Mrs Helen +. Keye of Winthrop.
NJ. $. Johnson of Manchester was
dinner guest, Thursday, at Brook
side.
Miss Grace Griffin was a guest, Fri
day. of her friend, Miss Harriet Towle
Robert Nichols of Winthrop, Mass.
is a guest of Ralph Titus.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. II. Thomas attend
ed the reunion al Bath, Thursday, oi
the 3rd Maine Regiment. very
perry pleasant time with interesting eX.
erCises was enjoyed by all. S. +. Emer-
son of Skowhegan gave the Blue ans
| the Gray" in a very pleasing manner
| Jason Faulkenham is one of on
| progressive and clean cultare farm
ers Mr.. Faulkenham built new home
| last year, near Dudley's station an6
has about four acres under cultiva
| ton. one acre of stra wberries, an acre
of turnips and two acres of potatoes
| blackberries, raspberries and fin
| garden, clean and free from weeds. HI
! has 140 hens. so chickens and Is duck
| and has done the work outside and III
until two weeks ago. he secured tn
services of Mrs I.add of Gardiner al
| housekeeper. Mr.. Faulkinham is
hard working man, working for 9th
ers when not busy on his own land
He raised about 1000 quarts of straw
! berries, last year, netting him abou
$500.
| Mrs. O. f. Stanley and niece, Mis-
Agnes O'Neal, were invited guests
Sunday. of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kee
nan, at their cottage on Cobbossee
contee.
Mrs. George Ramsdell, who has bee
| i'll, since last February, is gainini
slowly.
T.. A. Titus and son Ralph. Sunday
was in Readfield
/ Mr.. and Mrs. q. A. Pike passe
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. n. II. Cor
don. Readfield.
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