Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-08
KENNEBEC.
MANCHESTER.

The Lakeside Social Club will be en-
tertained by Mrs. Merton O.. Foster,
Wednesday afternoon, May 7, at her
home 'hCherrycroft
Mrs. Florence Hawkes. was a visitor,
Saturday, at Augusta.
Mrs. Christiana McCausland, who
has been with friends in Gardner, the
past 10 days, has returned to her
home on the Lake road.
The Manchester Dramatic Club. I'M
der the auspices of the Manchester
Grange, VIII present It's new drama,
"Raehael the Fire Waif," at ReadfeldI
Corner, Saturday evening, May TO-
E. +. Temple, superintendent of For
est Grove cemetery at Augusta, is at
home for a few days to attend to his
farming.
Mrs. Alden p Spear, who has been
the guest of friends and relatives at
Fort Fairfield, the past two weeks, re-
turned, Monday, to her home.
CHINA.
Mr.. and Mrs D. b. Harrington and
family have returned from Kissimmee.
Florida, where they have been for the
past six months. Mr.. Harrington has
Just completed a handsome bungalow
in that city and plans to pass all his
winters there for many years to come.
a very serious operation was per-
formed. last Wednesday, upon Mrs. w
| w Washburn az her home IN this
place. when several large gall stones
| We're removed. Mrs. Washburn
| is doing well at the present time and
it is hoped that by this operation she
may fully regain her health which has
| been poor for sone time. A trained
nurse, Miss Horton of Watervile and
Ialse Mrs. Washburn's sisters. Mrs
Hattie Blak. of Franklin, n. H., and
Mrs. Sue Campbell of Boston are with
/ her
Mrs. Brainerd and Miss Helen
| Brainerd, returned. Monday, from
Southern Florida, where they have
! passed the winter. In January. Miss
Brainerd was appointed librarian of
the publ library in the city where
| they wcr- located ana she EXPECTS to
return III The fall to resume her duties
in that capacity.
,PITTsToN.
! EAST-A large number of friends at
tended the wedding reception Of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles b. Fifield at their
new home IN East Readfield, Friday
evening. May .. The bride, dressed in
a handsome wedding gown of brown
| silk, with white lace and pearl trim
ninss, and the groom, wearing the
| conventional black, were assisted i'll
receiving by Miss Isabel Fifield Erwin
| Lord, Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Lord of
| Manchester and Don II. Fifield of Au-
| gusta. Miss +. Marie Adell presided at
| the organ. Much fine linen, silver, cut
| glass, pictures and china, also 4 fine
| chair. lamps, a clock, dinner set and
| an art square and a sum of money
We're bridal gifts, which fully attest
ed the high regard in which the young
people are held. Sandwiches, assorted
| cakes, coffee, ice cream and candy
| were served. in addition to which we'd
ding cake was passed by Mrs. Fifeld
and cigars by Mr. Fifeld Dancing,
| card playing and other amusements
were enjoyed until q late hour, when
| the guests departed, wishing Mr.. ana
Mrs. Fifield many. MANY years of pros
pe:ity and happiness in their welded
HE. .'i zts IN a.
BELGRADE.
Angie Bartlett attended Sunday
school at the Old South church, sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuel Lamb are enter
| tanning relatives from Waterville.
Read Commissioner Wadlegh is i'm
proving the roads in the south part of
| the town.
| Mrs. Stephen Bickford and little
daughter Winnie visited Mr.. and Mrs.
| Walter Knowles, Sunday.
| Belgrade Grange will give an enter
| tainment and dance. Monday evening,
i May l.. Music by Lees orchestra.
| Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Brooks and
| family attended church at East Read
! field, Sunday, it being Mothers day.
Mrs. l.. \. Kurdish was calling on
relatives and friends in Belgrade, the
| first of the week.
! NORTH-Miss Hazel Rollins has ae-
cepted the position of head waitress at
the Salmon Lake House for the coming
! season.
| Alpheus Spaulding presented the Grange
| with a large picture of the founder of
| this great order, Mr. Kelley, who died
but few months ago. Mr. Spaulding
has the copyright of these pictures and
will no doubt sell great many tol
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