Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-06-27
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NORTH-Mrs. Lydia A. Lyons and
niece, Miss Ruth Runnals, accompan-
led Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lyon of Au-
gusta, on an auto trip to Pittsfield
Sunday. where they were guests of
Miss Runnals parents.
Mrs. Charles Nichols of North Au-
gusta, passed, Tuesday, with Mrs.
Orrin II. Davenport.
Mrs. Anne Springer and daughter,
Elna, of Massachusetts. arrived at
their summer home in town, Monday.
Miss Lottie Barrett of Augusta
passed Sunday with Mrs. S. A. Clark.
Miss Edna Reed of North Vassalboro
was recent guest of Mrs. Albert
Chadbourne.
Wallace Stuart and George LARA :
bee. accompanied by Mrs. John Ward,
joined the members of the Chldren's
Home in Augusta Tuesday. on their
excursion To Squirrel Island.
Mrs. Ira G. Taylor, who has been
passing several weeks in Augusta, re-
turned home. last week. Their little
son has been named Donald Stevens.
Cecil w. Clark, who has been visit
ing his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. S. A
Clark left Monday, for North Con-
way, y. H., where he will serve as
head waiter in the hotel Kearsarge.
Miss Reva Allen attended the gradu-
ating exercises at the Industrial
school in Hallowell. Tuesday
Miss Minnie c. Moore entertained
a party of friends from Augusta,
Tuesday. The company consisted of
G.. w. Robinson, Mrs l.. NJ. Allen and
son Charles, Mrs. Levi Hallowell, son
Sherman and daughter Doris. Clarence
D. Stevens, Miss Sophie Linnell and
the Misses Alice and Antoinette
Moore. Dinner and supper WAS served
on the lawn. Games were INDUCED in
and a pleasant time enjoyed. Miss
Antoinette Moore remained for n visit
at her old home. Mr.. Robinson had
not before visited his native town for
more than so years.
WEST.-Mrs. Byron Nash of Pea
body, Mass, left, Wednesday, after
passing nearly a week in the home of
J. Emery Nash. Mrs. Nash goes from
Sidney to Mt. Vernon. where she will
pass few days, after which she will
return to her home.
Miss Susie f. Lovejoy was the guest,
Tuesday, of Mrs. f.. l.. Swift, Pond
Road
Miss Esther Trask passed Satur
day night with Miss Mary Mills at the
Wyman homestead.
Mr.. and Mrs Perley French have
had telephone installed in their home
at West Sidney.
Harold Henderson, Gardiner, has ar
rived at his cousins, Clarence Richard
sons, where he will pass his vacation.
Roberta and Pearl Flagg of East
Boston are arrivals at Miss Ellen Ly-
on's, fer the summer.
Mrs. Flora Scott of Lewiston is pass
ing two weeks with her mother, Mrs.
Fred Sawyer.
All were pleased To see Charlie Gift
ford of Belfast at the services of the
BE ptist church, last Sunday. Mr. Gift
ford was at one time connected With
the work at West Sidney.
Geo. Newell is working on the farm
of c. l.. Richardson.
Mrs. James Erslline passed the day,
Tuesday, with Mrs. l.. III. Wyman.
Mrs. j. Willie Penney and little
daughter. Dorothy, Of Belgrade We're at
Mrs. Penny's fathers. Alex Mills, Tues
day. Cora Mills, who had been with
her sister. few days, has returned
home.
J. Everett Blaisdell returned home,
last week, from Bates College, where
he is a student. Mr.. Biaisdell will pass
his vacation at home. which VIII be
goods news to his many friends.
A large attendance was present at |
the Sunday school and preaching ser
vice at the Baptist church, Sunday. In |
3 bsenct of Mr. Herbert NJ. Rockwell, |
c. f. Wood of Colby College supplied |
and was listened To with close atten-
ton and interest.
1t will be gratifying to the friends
of Madison Bean, to learn that his
health is much improved.
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