Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-07-09
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George Chandler Of Guflford is pass
ing u few days with relatives in town.
Miss Ahhie Giggey, who has been
teaching school in Unity, is the guest
Of her sister. Mrs Andrew Anderson.
Mrs. Baker Rowe and children of
New Sharon Is visiting her parents, Mr.
ard Mrs. q. *. Packard
Miss Dorothy Walton and sister
Ruth arrived. Monday, for visit with
their era I'D parents, Mr.. and Mrs T. ].
HolWay.
The wedding reception of Mr. and
Mrs. Bennie With3m was held in the
X of II. hall, Wednesday evening.
July 2, 4 large number Of GUESTS were
present, each having good wishes for
the bride and groom. Mr.. anu Mrs.
Withan received many nice presents.
After Il short musical program, ice
creGm and cake were served. The re-
maindor Of the evening was passed
with games and music.
Mrs Addie Mefrick and children of
Augusta have been visiting her pa
rents, hir. ard Mrs. c. IL. Hoibrook,
for seN eral days.
Frank Holt of East Walpole. Mass,
is passing a few days in town. renew
ing old acqeaintances.
The Jolly eilee club held a picnic,
July 4, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Zen Bulmer. The attendance WIS large
and all passed very pleasant day.
John Wilder delivered very interest
ing Grafton. The horribies were pres
ent The running rave for boys was
won ny Albert Parsons, the race FOR
men by Mr.. Beckine and the ladies
race by Mrs. Louise Witham. y game
If bail was played in' the afternoon,
between the married and single men
If The club and was won by the mar
ried men.
George Carleton of Haverhill. Mass,
is passing Il few weeks at the home Of
his uncle. Clarence Rogers.
Miss Edna Taylor. who has been
teaching school in Wayland, Mass, has
arrived in town To pass her summer
vacation.
Mrs. A. d. Brackley has gone to
Kingheld, where she will visit her
brather.
William Whitney made a business
trip to lsmden. Wednesday.
George Allen and mother, who have
been visiting relatives here, have re-
turned To their home in North Anson
VIM. Butcher of Somervlle. Mass, is
passing a few days at Fernside Bun
galow.
Mr.. and Mrs clyde Bigelow return
ed, Sunday, from II visit with relatives
in SCION While there Mr.. Bigelov
caught the largest fish ever known
Of being caught in Scion Falls, it be-
ing a fresh water salmon, y inches
10 Al .
ounces.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred futile Of Show
hogan were recent guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Stevie Mills.
Miss Elva Cuniff was a visitor in
town, over Sunday. leaving, Monday,
for Gorham, Me, where she will at
tend Normal school for two weeks.
Mrs. Charles Grant is i'll at her
home ana Is being cared for by her
daughter, Mrs Herbert Maxfield OF
Rowe Pond
Philip Nedeau Of Skowhegan is Wis
ting his mother here.
The many friends OF John c. Parlni
will be sorry to hear he will not
teach the High school here. next year.
Miss t,lva Cunliff, Mont Stanley.
Miss Linnion Brown and Lewis Whit
ney passed Sunday at Belgrade Lakes.
Miss Eva Sawtelle arrived in town.
Monday, from Sidney and will be em-
ployed in Dr. w. +. Browns print
ing office. during the summer months.
Miss Lizzie Russell who has been
very i'll. is slowly improving and is
now able TO sit up a little.
Mr. and Mrs. q. a. Thomas of
Woodstock. ~ h., and Mr. and Mrs.
elmer w. Ray az Pressure Isle arrv-
Mrs. Clinton Luce. They made the.
trip by auto in one day
Floyd Whitcomb visited his grand
mother. Mrs. RoXie Carr. Saturday.
AIR. Whtcolnb was On his way 10
orono. where he will pass several
weeks.
Warner II. Bell and daughter Helen
arrived, Friday, from Boston. They
will pass several weeks at North
Pond
AIRS. Lillian Smith and children.
Gladys and carl. of Waltham, Mass.
are visiting her mother. Mrs. Amos
Johnson
Mrs. Anna Harris recently visited
friends In Nassalboro.
Miss Hazel Whitney and Miss Man-
ME Goldbmg passed Thursday in wa
tefVilie.
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