Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-07-04


The Castle North boys from the
Congregational church, Belfast, ac-
companied by Rev. Mr.. Wilson, re-
turned home, Saturday. after spending
week on Marshall's shore, Georges
lake.
w. d. Spear is on business trip of
a few days to Boston.
DIR. and Mrs. Holt were business
visitors in Belfast, Monday.
Miss Ella Greeley was in Belfast,
Monday.
DR.. and Mrs. Cargill, G. H. Cargin
and Miss Fannie Gilman took an auto
trip to Bangor, Saturday, returning.
Sunday
b. Hartman, who purchased the
DR.. Clough place, is making extern
sive improvements, putting on bay
window.
PALERMO.
EAST.--R. j. Turner, 3. C. Norton
and Russell /. Bradstreet are working
for Woodbury. Tibbetts on his barn.
H. w. Worthing of Carr's Corner was
a business caller in this part of the
Town, Wednesday.
Mrs. Woodbury. Tibbetts, accompa-
MED by her daughter, Miss Gladys. re-
turned from Castine, Wednesday. Miss
Gladys will enjoy the summer vacation
at home.
Miss Emma Nelson closed a very sue
cessful term of school here, Friday and
Saturday, the teacher and scholars en-
joysd picnic on the shore of Sheep
scott Lake.
BRANCH MILLS-Mrs. Fred Worth
ing and mother visited Mrs. w. S.
Jones. Sunday.
Mrs. Willis Pinkham and daughter
of Windsor We're visiting at Mrs. F. L.
Workings one day. recently.
Mrs. Dean Estes went to Augusta,
SATURDAY, returning, Sunday, accom-
panied by Mr.. Estes niece, Miss Dora
Jackson.
A. w. Worthing commenced haying,
Monday. June 30.
Mrs. Hurd of Parmenter Hill, who
has been critically i'll. is improving.
Miss Annie Lyon of Windsor was
the guest of Miss Flora Kitchen, Sat
urday and Sunday of last week.
Mrs. Eva Smith of Waltham. Mass.
is at home for short time. She is
now visiting relatives in Waterville.
MI. anu WI t Idtlh L. StttINy di .
in Augusta for few days, visiting
their daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Earle Kitchen, who
have been guests of Mrs. Kitchens
uncle. G. A. Bradstreet. for the past
two weeks, returned to their home in
Waterville, Sunday.
Miss Ida Pinkham is home from Cas-
tine Normal school for the summer va
cation, Edith Pinkham, Beatrice Wor
thing and Doris Kitchin are also at
home for the summer from Cony High,
Augusta.
The school closed in the China dis
trct. Friday, June n, after a success
full term of II weeks, taught by Mrs,
Myrtle Brown. Marcia Hurd was not
absent during the term. Dorothy Dins-
more. Evelyn Forth and Clara Rowe,
were absent only 12 day each A pic
mic was held. Friday, at the school
house as it was too wet to go to the
grove. All kinds of goodies were
brought for dinners together with lem
onade and ice cream, which was en-
joyed and all were made happy.
Mr.. Edmund Dodge visited his bro
Their on the Isle au Haut few days,
recently.
Stephen Clark and Miss Flora Kitch-
en- attended the wedding in China of
Mr.. Scott Lewis of China and Miss
Ida Pierce of Windsor, Saturday eve
ming. June 2S.
UNITY.
The graduating exercises of the
Grammar school were held in the |. o.
o. f. hall, Friday evening. Mildred
Berry having the salutatory and Rob-
ert r. Whitehouse the yaledictory.
Miss Gladys TwitcheIl principal of
the High school. returned to her home
in Vassalboro, Sunday.