Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-09-04

Mrs. E. d. Rand, who has been
visiting her sister at Popham Beach
for few weeks, returned home,
Monday
The Ladies' Aid will give a Lawn
party at the home of Mrs. Frank Per
kins, Friday afternoon and evening.
lee cream and cake, coffee and sand
wiches will be served
The Soap Club was entertained at
day afternoon
Mrs Ethel Pierson TAYLOR of Mel
rose, Mass. is the guest of Miss An
ME Mower, for few days.
Mrs. Clifford and son from Boston.
who have been spending the summer
with Mrs. Grace Moifatt, returned
home, Thursday.
Leroy Pease of Cliftondale, Mass,
was in town over Labor day, the
guest OF his aunt, Mrs. J. G. Bradley.
Miss Helen FarWell of Augusta
passed last week with Miss Louise
Gates.
Mr. and Mrs Elwood Marden from
Lakewood are visiting Mr. Marden's
father, H. s. Marden.
+. T. Butterfeld and three friends
from Portland came through by auto
mobile, Saturday and stayed over
Labor day at the home of Mrs. u. A.
Butterfield.
Mrs. Cora E. Golf and daughter.
Emma, from Augusta, who have been
stopping at the home of Mrs. d. b.
Gates for several weeks, returned,
Monday. to their home.
PiTTsToN.
NORTH-The Grady Bros. OF Whitefelt
are in this section threshing the gram
for the farmers
Frank Warren and Albert Putnam re-
| turned Tuesday, from a few days stay
with friends in Georgetown.
NJ. Mccormick came from Bath wl,n
his auto. last week. and taking Mrs
Mccormick and children. John. Lou Sc
and Francis, made the trip to Bang r,
Winterport and other places visiting
relatives along the route. They returned,
Sunday.
Mrs. John Peterson entertained a par y
of friends. Thursday evening. ut Pleas
ant View farm, Beech Hill to aid her IA
celebrating the anniversary of her bit 1.
\ pleasant evening was passed in soc nj
converse, music and games. after wht 4
refreshments were servea "a delight al
evening and charming hostess" was | e
unanimous voice of all present
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Mooney of Whtelie.d
Were, recently. callers at NJ McCor-
mick's
Abial Alien was sunday caller at c.
B. Putnams.
Mr.. and Mrs. win Grant, Watervile
are the happy parents of a bouncing boy,
born Saturday morning. Mr. and Mrs
Grant We're formerly of Pittston.
Prof Russell and daughter, Mildred of
kent's Hill and II. c. Lawrence and
daughter, Tilla. of Chelsea. We're callers,
Monday, at d. A. Lawrehce's
Miss Florence Glib of Farmingdale
visited at c. X. Green's, Monday night
and Tuesday
Miss Alice Emerson of Randolph visited
Mrs A NJ. Cooper. Sunday and Monday.
Elwyn Grant of Waterville came, Tues
day, to spend a few days with his grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. X. Greer
Mrs. James Hood and children of Ran
dolph Were guests, Sunday. of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Hood
Mrs. II. NJ. Clark visited her daugh-
tiers, Mrs. II. p Grant. Randolph and
Mrs. r., H, Lapham. Pittston, few DAYS
last week.
SIDNEY.
Rev and Mrs. G. E. Manter and son,
Allen, of Hilton, n. Y. are visiting his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs C. w Manter.
Miss Helene Sawtelle passed last ween
with relatives in Pittsfeld.
Z. l.. Ellis of Somerville, Mass. ar
rived, Saturday. for visit at his old
home
Miss Ella Cowan has returned to her
work at Oakland, after passing several
weeks at her home here.
MISS Edna Tillson left. Saturday, on a
business trip to New York.
RIVERSIDE.
Ihere was a large attendance at the |
chinese lawn party given at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. McDougall, Mon |
DAY evening. The dialogue given afterl
the manner of the Chinese was much en- |
Joyed and the sale of ice cream and cake |
gave,to the Mission Band treasury be-
tween $500 and $500. with which to re-
member the work of foreign missions.
CHELSEA.
Florence Cobb was calling on friends In
town. Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. James Thompson spent
the day. Sunday. at Nahumkeag pond.
Miss Alice Foote of Massachusetts, was
recent guest of Mrs. Lizzie Eastman. |
Mrs. Lena Fowler of Randolph was A
Sunday guest Of Mrs. John Collins.
Mr. and Mrs, A. +. Collins of Gardiner
we're visiting Mrs Sadie Staples and Mrs.
Nellie Collins, Wednesday
Earl Sproul has moved in with his
brother Arthur, and has leased his house
70 Arthur Burnham of Winslow, who
With his family have taken Possession.
bMrs ,.olctaYiaitfM Morrill,, daughter Matte,
and. guests, spent the DAY. Monday in J