Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-07-22
Methodist Ladies' Aid to
Hold Lawn Party.
Much Interest in The Gaming
Same with Augusta.
Local lettings and Personal Items
Gathered Here and There.

The Methodist Ladies Aid Will hold.
Thursday evening, a Lawn party on
| the lawn near the residence of Fred
| Cummings. The committee in charge
of the affair includes: Mrs. T.. 7. Lib
| bv. Mis. +. j. Davies, Mrs. Allen Eus-
| lis. Mrs. George Cooling. Mrs. Fred
| HAYNES, Mrs Martha Patterson and
| Mrs. j. n Hammond A fine program
| is beng prepared by the committee. II
| stormy the party will be held In the
| vestry.
e b. Nutting of Lewiston is the
guest Of his sister, Mrs. c. d. Wood.
Baseball fans are looking forward
with much interest to the game,
Wednesday afternoon. between Win
throp and Augusta. Winthrop is leading
the league by so small a percentage
that a victory by Augusta. Wednes-
day. would give the Capital City team
the lead. Which ever way the game
goes il is sure to be well played and
full of excitement. Doubtless a large
contingent of Augusta fans will be
present to cheer their team, and Win
throp supporters of the game will also
he ont in force.
Mrs. Edward Lessor is copvalescing
from severe illness.
Miss Lena Loon of Monmouth was
the guest sunday, of her cousin, Miss
Cora Bissoinette.
A party of six Young ladies enjoyed
an outing at Sunset cottage. Big Pine
Point, from Friday until Sunday.
Mrs. J. l.. Cobb and son have return
ed from n visit in Massachusetts.
Mr.. and Mrs. s l.. Bonney passed
Sunday in Green.
Ruth Dudley of Lewiston is the
guest of Mrs. G. A. Lane.
Mrs. w A. Whiting has returned
from a visit at Pine Point.
Idle Wilde which is one of the most
popular summer homes in this vicin-
ity. has party of Il guests. Among
them is party of six representatives
of the Boston Globe. Mr.. and Mrs. I'll
tus ore in charge of this pleasant sum-
mer home.
Abner Paine. an aged citizen of
Paris. is the guest, for a few weeks. of
| his daughter, Mrs. Leslie Kilbreth.
MIR. kilbreth of Hebron was a week
end guest of his father. Leslie Kill
breth.
Among the Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. f. Moore ssere: Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Lamb of Skowhegan; Walter
| Woodward and Hsyosft Woodward of
| Rockford. ILL.,; MA Hehry Smith and
daughter Laura OF Waltham, Mass.
| and Miss Clara Woodward of Halo
well.
Miss Oma Sedgley of Readfield is as
sisting Mrs. George Stevens with her
Homework.
Miss Arvilla Stevens is the guest for
n day or two IF her cousin. Miss Elyie
+, Healey.
Miss Laura Smith, who has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c. T.. Moore, re-
turned. Monday. to her home in Waltz
+, am. Mass,
The 2ist annual reunion of the Hew-
| lit family will be held, Aug. q, at
/ Windsor The officers of the associa-
| ton are: Rres.. Mrs. Jennie Hewitt.
/ calf. Albion Sec. Treas, Mrs. Sadie
| Thomas. Winthrop.
Dr. Badger passed Saturday and
Sunday with his family at Phillips He
was accompanied as far as Farming
ton by Mrs. +. r. Staine. who was the
guest of her daughter. Mrs. Dan Pratt
returning with the doctor. Monday.
Charles Keenon and Loring over
lock, who have been working for Or
rim Stanley and z. H. Thomas. are
putting up steel ceilings at Togns.
| Mr.. end Mrs Nelson r. Gordon and
son Nelson T.. Jr.. and Miss Sarah
Pike of Readfeld We're guests at the
Pike homestead, Sunday.
Fred Remick is very iii at the Win
throp House. Monday afternoon. he
underwent n very critical surgical
operation. He is reported as comfort
liable as could be expected.
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