Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-06-11

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pleasing music. during the evening. and
games were enjoyed by the young people
and some of the older ones also.
Pomona meets with Salmon Lake
Grange. Wednesday. June II. An all
day session will be held and large
crowd of Patrons expected from many
parts of the State.
Belgrade Grange will meet, June Y,
with Salmon Lake Grange. it is expected
and June IS will be Children's night at
this Grange, when a program of good
length is to be rendered by the children
of the Patrons. Songs, dialogues, reci-
tation, plays. will furnish the evenings
entertainment.
MONMOUTH.
The Academy closes. this week. The
Junior exhibition will be held, Tues
day evening, June 10. and the gradual
ton and reception, Friday evening,
June 10, in Cumston hall.
Professor ]. n. Hart of U. of NJ. was
a recent guest of Monmouth Academy.
Mrs. Francis Becker and Mrs. Rob-
ert Jones entertained, recently, the
Baptist Ladies Circle.
The funeral of the late James r.
Chandler was held, last week, from his
late home. Mr., Chandler was 80 years
Of age Three sons, Charles, Riley aud
Will Chandler all of Monmouth. sur
vive.
Stephen Taylor of Wilton. a former
resident was in town, recently.
Mrs. Roy Batchelder of Boston was a
recent guest of Mrs. John Robinson.
f. Wade Halliday of Newport was
calling on friends, last week.
Wellington Higgins recently lost a
valuable work horse. Friends of Mr..
Higgins made up a purse of money
which partially covered his loss.
Mrs. Hollis Turner celebrated her
18th birthday, last week, by trip
to Lewiston to visit her sister, Mrs.
Imogene Chick.
The Sunday services at the Baptist
church on the Ridge have been sus-
pended, for the present.
Wednesday. will be observed as Flag
day by the schools.
Fishing parties have been on the
lake and some good bass have been
caught.
Miss Claribel Smith is visiting in
Boston and vicinity, for a few weeks.
| Leonard C. Andrews, accompanied
| by his daughter and family went, last
week, to Livermore Falls, where they
will reside MI Andrews. who is in
feeble health, made the trip by auto
mobile and stood the journey well.
Mrs, George Haynes attended the
w. C. T. u. convention held in Au-
|gusta.
Rev. II. L. Nichols of Hallowel
preached "A very impressive sermon be-
fore the senior class of Monmouth
| Academy, Sunday morning, June 8, II
| Cumston hall. He took for his text
with What Measure Ye Aicte 1T Shall
| Be Measured to You" The junior ex
| libtion will be held, Tuesday evening
| cumston Hall Graduation exercises
| Friday evening, June 10, followed by
reception in the reception room.
| Vinton Wadsworth of Woonsocket
r. L.. is in town on account of the crit
| ical illness of his father-in-iaw, JON
Wilcox.
Mrs. Nellie Morse of Old Orchard i
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. X. l.
! Woodbury.
| s. Slanen White and family have re
turned to their home in Nova Scotia,
Mark Powers of Portland was II
town, Sunday. to attend the com
meneement exercises.
The Ladies Aid of the Methods
church will serve u dinner at the YES
try, Thursday.
CHINA.
George Gilman spent Saturday an
Sunday with his son, Joseph China
in Gardiner.
BY invitation the Grange attende
service. Sunday morning, at the Bap
4 list church. The pastor. Rev. e. L
Longley, preached an impressive ser
mon from John 3-16.
Martha DrummuEd of Winslow vlsi,
cd Marion Cole at +. O. FarnsNorth !.
last week.
Rev. and Mrs. f. l.. Longley went t
Buxton, Monday. to visit their daugh
ter. :,
MIR. and Mrs Carl Gordon and famil
of Waterville spent Saturday and sun
day with their parents, Mr. and Mrs
Everette Gordon.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Hadley, Unlof
Mrs. A. p. Robins, South Union, ana
w. Stevens of Bangor were an aut
party at the Gordon House, on Mon
day.
Miss Georgia Farnsworth has return
ed from Danforth where she has heel
teaching the past year.