Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-07-30
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NFSi' The Aadies' Union VIII
meet with Miss Stella Barton Lone
Maple Farm. on Wednesday, July 20
Mr.. -ahd Mrs. Eibr'fTige Caswell with
their guests, Judge and Mrs. Halo
well. Archie Caswell and sister Pa
chel. with their guest Miss Bertha
Halloween, passed, sunday, with Ell
bridge GasWeil'ss daughter. Miss Alice
GasweIl, of Church Hill. Mr. and Mrs
CasweIl. Mr.. and Mrs. HalloweH were
afternoon callers of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Taber, Saturday. tf5
Mr. and Mrs. +. f. Mosher of Au
gusta are stopping at the farm
through the ,hsfsing SEASON.. e.. rn /
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Berry of Water
Vile were- Saturday night and Sunday
guests Of Mrs. Stephen Lamson.
Friends and relatives in the place.
of NJ ass ii Iosassj Esees4 Who underwent
a suet ssfuls dpefatidn fur appended
lis, Thursday morning at the Angus
IA General Hospital, are sratitied te
learn that she is doing as well As
could be expected.
Mrs. -. q. True and son Bert made
sa-. 1gia.1f4 ly.lst1. with her daughter, Mrs.
Terley, Thursday night, returning.
Friday .,mofning.
+Arthd: Tater was in Augusta last
week. Ralph Taber is working for y.
c.. Esoen. Riverside.
Prof cowan, Mrs. Cowan and
DAUGHTER ariived al The Pierce home
stead 'fafsdas Of last week, where
they swill ,pass their vacation.
.air. and Mrs. Balyrimple and spa
-. "a.
nefed lalz4. white On a visit in the
ptaee. AZ er Il couple Of hours pass
ed in eat, ling the finuy tribe they
fepa Ned 10 the Eiiches," on the vest
bank d the lake where they passed
de hehtful afternoon in their. pretty
cottage Mi. BalSlimple calls this All
ideal iplaca. Win thu thriving orchards
On bsd h sides Of The road. The land
is in "A good state If cultivation. Tia.
Drops looking fae. everything seems
10 bestoonine and the coy little COT
taee "Morninpsidee 80 closely nestled
on the hillside. tie pretty view an
the Well kept ground. Mr.. BaiYrin-
pie thinks this place wonderful in its
rural sbeauty.
The \. IL Club. which met with Mr..
and Ms o Z. Carpenter, SATURDAY
even (ne ,aaa well attended with nj
the officers present. after al bG9i-
ness was transacted tile company en-
joyed a rare musical treat from Miss
Glaadis Carpenter who is a guest at
the Carpenter home and a fine piah-
list Miss Madeline Merrill, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Merrill gave
the c5mpany "A second treat when she
very beautifully sang three songs
with Miss Carpenter as pianist. The
singing by this young girl was much
appreciated and is worthy Of special
mention The out OF town guests pres
emf. wer., eMiss Carpenter and Herbert
Afaicv from Massachusetts. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Bfack.from BROOKLYN. y. Y. Miss
Bertha Hallowell from kearney. NJ
.i3ra ska Miss Madeline Merrill. wi:e
Ma.s visitor of Mrs. l.. w. MasoE.
fram Bolton Hill. The next meeting
will be with Mr.. and Mrs, Robert
sstone, Saturday evenings Aug. 9.
WiNDSoRViLLE.
Andrew e. Halpen OF Cooper's ME!s
was a sunday visitor in town.
John Wilcox cut the hay on the
Sampson place.
Charles, W. Brown raised 16 tons Of
oat hay on four acres of land.
William French cut the hay on farIa
owned by Lucius French.
Mrs Ruth q. Brann and sons Wal
ter and Warren We're recent guests 81
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. col
by,
Charles Brann was at Pemaquia
beach with an auto party, SATURDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. $. Barton ana
daughter Madeline of West Windsor,
were entertained. sunday, at the
Griffin homestead.
Herbert Dodge has cut his own hay
and harvested The hay on farms own
ed by Joseph Wingood. Mrs. Isahef
Dodae and Arthur Dodge.