Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-06-18

Miss Annie Bradstreet visited her
friend, Eva Worthing, Friday ana
Saturday.
A. j. Tobey, whose buildings were
destroyed by fire. has returned to his
old home in Hostile Valley. Mr.. Tobey
lost most Of his bedding and one cow
was so badly burned II had to be
killed
Mrs. Annie Kitchen and daughter
Doris and Mrs. Helen Worthing and
Mrs. Lot Leighton were recent callers
on Mrs. +. p. Drawn.
Madison Hisier was q recent visitor
in China.
Mrs. B. E. Coombs was a recent calls
err on her mother, Mrs. Madison His
Ter, who is very poorly.
Miss Doris Kitchen and George D.
Bradstreet, students at the Cony High
school, spent the weekend at their
homes, returning Sunday to Augusta
Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Coombs attend
ed services Sunday at Cooper's Mills,
the odd Fellows Memorial service.
Rev. C. G. Mosher of Augusta deliv-
cred the Grafton.
Charles A. Phillips and daughter
Marion also attended the services held
at Coopers Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weeks of South China
were Sunday visitors at NJ. T. Hisler's
and Mrs. H. w. Crommett's.
G. A. Bradstreet is visiting his mo-
Their. Mrs. Lottie Bradstreet at e. r.
Gains.
Mrs. Holt, who has been visiting
Mrs. William P. Marden, has returned
to Augusta to visit her children.
CENTER-O. L. Snow and son of
Roekland called Sunday on w. w.
Turner
Those who attended the Trinity
Union at South Somerville Sunday
were Dexter Turner and daughter
Aurilla, S. E. Bowler and daughter
Beatrice. Florence Knox and the pre-
ceptress, Miss Haviland of the Oak
Grove Seminary.
Miss Lila Northrop, who is teaching
in Sanford, is at home on a vacation.
w. B. Howard and w. w. Turner
have new riding eutivator.
Leslie Bussel of Dirigo was in this
place recently planting potatoes for
Ara Northrup and others.
Miss Christine Northrop, a student
at Cony High school, is at home for
a few days
BRANCH MILLS-Mrs. D, w Worth
ing and baby Walter are visiting her
sister, Mrs S G. Parmenter.
Capt. Israel Snow and sons from Rock
land were at Hotel Estes Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p Goddard of Water
vile who have been visiting their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Harriet Estes, for the past
two weeks, returned Monday to Water
vile.
The Grange met Saturday evening with
the usual number in attendance. One
candidate was instructed in the work of
the First and Second degrees.
Charles Abbott, Mr.. Wellington and
Kelsie Smiley of Albion were callers
Sunday at Dean Estes.
Mr.. and Mrs Wright Hisler of Weeks
Mills and Mr. and Mrs. George Foster
of Deer Hill were guests Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. f. s. Kitchin.
Beatrice Worthing, Edith Pinkham and
Doris and Stanley Kitchin. students from
cony High, Augusta, were at home
Saturday and Sunday.
Don't forget the entertainment for the
benefit of the Grange Friday evening,
June 10. A dance will follow the enter
tainment. Music by Toziers orchestra.
The entertainment given by the school
children at the Grange hall Friday eve
ming for the benefit of the School League
was well patronized and was pro-
nounced very fine by all present. The
sum of $14 was realized from the sale OF
ice cream and tickets at the door. The
program: Music, Stanley Estes; "A
Little Gentleman Dulcie Crommett;
Who Made the Speech?", Eveline For
| tin; solo, Dorothy Dinsmore; Farm
Boys Song" Glands are clasped) three
boys; MY Best Friend" Marcia Hurd:
''Ned's Best Friend" Clyde Mitchell:
song. three girls; "Our Work." primary
class; music. Alta Doe; when Baby
Went TO church." Dorothy Dinsmore;
"Georges Washington" Edmund Dove;
music, Dorothy Dinsmore. Dulcie Crom-
NETT; Jones Wife" Stanley Estes; Lit
tie Housekeepers," four girls; solo, Alta
Doe; I'm the Morning." Laura Rowe,
Eveline Forth; Mothers Love- Iva
Turner; French song, Mary and Eveline
Forth; The Train to Mauro,' Mrs.
Buttermilk. an elderly lady, Clara Rowe;
Mr.. Bright, clerk at railway station,
Stanley Estes; Polly Buttermilk, a ter
rible child, Dulce Crommett.