Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-06-10

\
performance often brought down the
house A fine sum was realized from
the entertainment.
VAsSALBoRO.
NORTHERN. C. n. Garland. dis
trict superintendent of the Rockland
district, held the first Quarterly Con-
ference of the North and East Vassal-
boro charges Sunday evening with the
NJ. E. church here.
The town schools will close June 26
after a 12-week term
The local Board of Health has elect
ed Arno Little chairman and s. b.
Richardson secretary.
A larger acreage of potatoes than
usual will be planted this year in this
county.
The tent eaterpillars have been eX-
ceedingly plenty this year and many
trees are stripped of their leaves.
John Kennedy has finished saving
his lumber, having some $4,000 feet
w A Mariner has leased the Shore
farm of II. A. Starkey and will plant
four acres of potatoes.
Brown & Hopkins of Augusta set
several head stones in the Nichols
cemetery and also in the village yard
during the past two weeks.
POPE AVENUE-Miss Abbie Lewis
of East Vassalboro was a Sunday
caller of Mrs. Kate Pope.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Russell and
sons from Fairfield passed the day
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. In
graham
Mrs d. B. Marden was caller Sun
day of Mrs. Charles Perley, who is
suffering from a spllntered rib, the
result of a recent fall.
Mr., and Mrs. e. w Towle and son
Ralph of Winslow passed the day Sun
day with their mother, Mrs. Clara
Pope.
Mrs. B. L. Ames of Waterville, who
is nursing Mrs. Clara Pope, accom-
panied by Mrs. Olive Pope was a call
er Friday of her daughter at the home
of Guy Earle on Hussey heights.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Jones of North
Vassalboro are visiting friends on
Cross Hin for brief time.
sThe Christmas Club will be enter
tanned Thursday at Lone Chestnut
farm, the guests of Mrs. Arthur w.
Pope,
Mrs. Una Austin and sons were
overnight guests Friday of Mr., and
Mrs. D. B. Marden.
Those who attended Commencement
exercises at Oak Grove Thursday in
cluded Mrs Edith Pope, Fred Pope.
Miss Marion Pope, Mr. and Mrs. A.
W. Pope.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Traviss and
Mr. and Mrs. e. E,lwood Jones were
callers Sunday at G.. C. Ingraham s.
Mrs. Sarah Marden passed the day
recently with her daughter, Mrs. Olive
Pope.
Friends of Mrs. Clara Pope will re-
greet to learn that her condition seems
less favorable at this writing.
Mrs. d. B. Preston of Benton, who
has been occupying her cottage at
Lakeview for a few days, was Satur-
day calling on friends on the avenue.
Mrs. Anna Marden was a caller re-
Gently of Mrs. H. S. Lander.
MONMOUTH.
The anniversary sermon before the
graduating class of Monmouth Acad-
envy was delivered by Rev. H. l..
Nichols of Norway Sunday afternoon,
June (, in Cumston hall. Mr.. Nichols
took for his text Timothy lap. He
was assisted in the service by the
local clergy, Rev. C. L. Banehart and
Rev. L. Greene. Music was by a
quartet comprised of Mrs. Banghart,
Miss Ruth Banghart, Miss Ruby Day
and Miss Helen Pettengill, duet by
Mrs. Banghart and Harry Cochrane,
vocal solo. Miss Helen Pettingill with
Mrs. H. c. Hanscom. pianist. The
platform was prettily decorated with
the class colors, red and white and
potted plants
The Ladies Aid of the M. E. church
will serve dinner Thursday at their
vestry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Libby are re-
eeiVing congratulations on the birth
June of a son.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Stone of Cam
bridge, Mass. and Miss Eva H. Stone
of Augusta were guests Saturday of
Mrs. y. Loon.
Miss Hazel Haynes left Monday for
Boston, where she will pass the sum
mer
Mrs. Flynn of Brunswick was the
weekend guest of Mrs Martha An
drews.
Mrs. c. L. Banghart and daughter,
Miss Ruth, have gone to Portland,
where the latter will graduate this
week from the Grammar school,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Bridges CT All
gusta, VINO have been passing a week
of their honeymoon at Ridge Manor.
have gone to the White Mountains.
Mr. Bridges is clerk at the Augusta
House.
PalnNra Granne