Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-12-02
WEST GARDINER.

There was a pleasant gathering of
friends and neighbors at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Wakefield, Sun
day. Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Linneus Bachelor of Cherry Hill, Mr.
Tuition of Quincy, Mass, Mrs. Forest
Wakefield, Mrs. Bert Goodwin and
daughter, Nell Hopkins and family
The company were pleasantly enter
tanned with violin and organ music by
MIR. and Mrs. Bachelor and Mr.. Tut
ton. A very enjoyable day was pass
ed by all present.
Miss Alice and Pearle Spear return
ed to their school in Hallowell after
passing Thanksgiving and Sunday,
at home.
Douglas Merrill Gay of East Gran
by, CT, a student of Bates College,
Lewiston, passed Thanksgiving and
Sunday with his grandparents, DR..
and Mrs. H. F. Merrill.
The following were Thanksgiving
guests in town, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Burns of Augusta, Mr. and Mrs.
George Erviss of Gardiner, Mrs. Fred
johnson and son Walter of Cape
Elizabeth at w. E. Fullers, Mr.. and
Mrs Alfred Wessman and daughter
Phyllis of Hallowell at A. W. Fullers,
Mrs. Minerva Grochin, Miss Freeda
Eudwin, Willis Savage of Gardiner
at John Horns; Charles Stewart of
Manchester at w. A. Harper's; Rod
ger and Frances Collins at S. A.
Smiths; Mr. and Mrs. Basil Gordon
at J. S. SrnaH's; Miss Olive Spear of
Gardiner at Harry Spears; Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Hartman at Will Smiths;
Mr.. Tuition of Quincy, Mass, at VIM.
Hopkins; Roy DeFratus of Gardiner
at A. w. DeF'ratus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Spear were
Sunday callers at Nelson Dodge's in
Farmingdale. ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Basil Gordon and
daughter Dorothy passed Sunday at
Alfred Westons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Periey Gordon return
ed home, Sunday, from weekend
visit with relatives in Wiscasset.
Miss EVELYN B. Hopkins, who has
been employed in Boston the past
summer. has returned to pass the
winter with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIII Hopkins.
Miss Margaret Norton of Sanford
was a recent guest at Clarence Get
chelrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Wing of Angus
ia passed Thanksgiving at j. L. Col
Inns.
w. A. Harper met with bad acci-
dent, recently, while using WOOD
saving machine. In some way the
fingers of the left hand were caught
in the machine. The upper part OF
the fore finger being cut off and the
middle one badly lacerated. A physl-
clan dressed the wounds
HIGHLAND AVENUE-Mrs. Frank
T.. Mccormick and son Earl were
guests. Sunday, of friends in Gardiner
Mrs Mary Chamberlain, who, fol
several weeks, has been the CUES. % %
her son, Frank L. MeCerfhiek' lett
Sunday, for her home in Chelsea.
Miss Kathryn r. Wadsworth was the
guest of her parents, MI ana MIS- M
G. Wadsworth, during the Thanksglv-
ing recess of Pennington Norman
school.
Miss velma r. Lothrop, youngest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Wlillam
Lathrop, is suffering with the measles
Charles F. Jones returned, FRIDAY
from several days visit with friends III
jefferson.
Arthur Williams was the guest sat
urdav. of friends and relatives in Car
diner.
Miss Mary f. wadsworth of Bates
College was the guest OF her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin {. Naos"oi'a'
during the Thanksgiving recess
e. w. Metcalf of Litchfield was tne
guest, Sunday, of his friend John W.
Curtis.
Work at the mill of Frank E. wake
fields was closed for the season. oat-
urday. Owing to the light crop Oh ap-
pIes it was a much lighter run thah III
former wears.