Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-06-27
KENNEBEC.
lITcHFIElD.

| PLAINS-Kennebec County Chris
tian Endeavor Union, Friday after
noon and evening. June "a, Will hoid
| its summer convention at the North
Baptist church. The convention VIII
be entertained by the three churches
the Congregational at the Corners, the
f. W. Baptist at the Plains, and the
Baptist at the North. banquet VII
be served at the Grange hall to the
visitors, by the entertaining churches
The Ladies' Circle will hold its an
nual business meeting at the Plains
church. at I. Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Byron c. Elmes, who
| have been visiting at j. A. Chase's,
left here. Saturday, for New York and
will leave, Wednesday, for Panama.
Gardiner Roberts is suffering with
erysipelas on his face and head.
Mrs. Mary p. Williams is stopping
at Daniel Mitchell's.
Mrs. Abbie Zines went to Gardiner.
| Saturday, to visit her father. who is
| i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Bowie are on
| the sick list
Mrs. Sara Merrill of Lisbon Falls. is
visiting her brother, j. A. Chase.
Mrs. d. T. Perkins is keeping house
for her daughter, Mrs. Gates, at Stew
entown.
An entertainment and Box Social
was given by the Pine Tree school,
Friday evening, which was a success
in all respects.
WAYNE.
NJ. c. BESSIE has sold his farm to
Earle Hutchings of North Wayne. Mr.,
Besse will, for short time. move to
the place recently vacated by Mr..
Jones.
Mrs Frances (Pike) Johnson of
Canada is visiting friends in Wayne.
She has her two children with her.
Mrs Maria Remick, after an absence
of more than 20 years. visited her ma
tive town, recently. Her age is so
years but she is well preserved in mind
and body. 1t was interesting to hear
her talk of the old times. tender recol-
leetions and early Incidents of her life
in Wayne.
G. w. Walton lost a valuable COW,
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ. Pike passed sew
eral days at their old home. last week.
All the schools in town will close
this week for the summer vacation.
Rev. Mr. Butler will preach his fare
well sermon next Sunday.
Stillman Berry's health is improv-
ing He is now able to ride out and
visit his friends.
A. ]. Pike is in the South on Il bust
ness trip.
PITTSToN.
NORTH.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nc
Donald of Dresden Mills, Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Thompson, Chelsea and the Misses
Susie and Mary Cary of East Pittston
were visitors at G. *. Green's and A.
NJ. Cooper's, Sunday.
c. Il. Mansir is suffering from
large carbuncle on his neck.
Will Jewett and sister Miss Carrie.
visited their cousin and family. Chester
Noyes in Augusta. Sunday.
A good delegation from Pittston
grange attended East kennebec Pomo-
ma at Chelsea. Tuesday.
A. NJ Cooper is assisting Ed ClouGh,
Beech Hill. with repairs on his barn.
Miss Marcia Gordon. teacher in the
X Gene. n. H.. Normal school. is the
guest of Mrs. Lii Grant. for few
days.
Will Grant made a brief visit to his
family here, Monday night. coming
from Bemis, where he had been em-
p,oved, for a few weeks and. Tuesday.
going to Yarmouth.
WEEKS MILLS.
Mrs Eugene Hewett entertained the
/ usy Bee Society, Wednesday. There
were twenty-siX members present and
three visitors and five babies. Two
Inew members were added. The sum
of $3.50 was taken in. Refreshments
| of ice cream and cake was served. A
very pleasant time was enjoyed by
| all.
Those interested in the cemetery of
| the Weeks Mills church met on the
evening of June % and organized a
cemetery association which is to be
| incorporated. The trustees are VIII
Shuman, Harvey Mosher, George Mari,
Mary Perkins and Nellie Brown. A
committee was chosen by the trustees
/ to solicit members for the association.
/ AIINIIcTA nncc nlREHT0RY