Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-05-02
WEEKS MILLS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Banks passed
the weekend with their son, Harold
in Lewiston.
Mrs. Addie Baker of the State Hos
pital, Augusta, was the guest Satur-
day and Sunday of her daughter, Mrs.
II. c. Hisler.
Miss Belle A Bowler Of the State
Hospital, Augusta, is spending two
weeks vacation at her home here.
Miss Elizabeth Ballantyne of Au-
gusta. and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bal
lantyne of Windsor were guests
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs Florence
Bragg.
F. F. Noyes of waterville is in town
looking after sweet corn acreage Tor
the coming season.
Mrs. Clarence Waite of Augusta has
purchased the Cove farm and also the
place that joins it and she is here at
present looking after the interest OF
these places.
Hermon Hysom has sold his farm
to Mrs. Clarence Waite and has moved
his family into the house near the
Advent church.
baked bean supper will be serV-
ed Saturday. May 9, at Rudo hail.
Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Hisler nave
gone to Waltham, Mass, for a week
visit with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jones of Wind
sor were recent guests at welcome
Reeds.
four-act drama entitled "A
Daughter of the Desert was very
credibiy rendered Friday evening by
local talent to an appreciatiVe audl-
ence. The scene of the play was III
Arizona. The cast: Miss Ruth Airing
ton. richest girl in Arizona, Edha
Hisler: Harold Morton, railroad sur
veyor. Welcome Reed; Samuel hop
k;ns who dotes on custard pie, Lester
Glazier: Lucy Hopkins. Miss Airing
toms chum. Matte Reed; Mrs. ogden'
widow. Inez Charles: Clarence Og-
den. good natured rancher, Billy His
ler. pedro Silvera, Mexican ruttan
Harold Charles: Jim Parker. probes
sional gambler, Fred Price: Jones' the
sheriff. Harry Reed, Jr., White BIRD
indian girl. Ethel Banks. Between the
third and fourth acts Miss Idella Al
lard gave a very good reading.
BELGRADE.
NORTH-Miss Martha Drummond OF
winslow went to her home Wednesday
NIGHT 10 enjoy a weekend visit
owing TO some misunderstanding the
Sunday school scholars on Horse Poih'
1vera not notified of the cancelling of the
convention to be held at Grange hall
April 80. The teacher very obligingly
agreed to close the Adams school that
her scholars might attend the conven-
ton and the change was not learned OF
until Wednesday evening after Miss
Drummond. had left for home.
Mrs. Minnie Cook was in Belgrade,
Oakland and WaterviIle last week on
business trip.
Mrs. ,Abbie Wiley and daughter, Efie,
passed Wednesday in Waterville on bust
ness
The ice left Great pond near Richards
Camps April 20.
salmon Lake Grange will hold its next
regular meeting Saturday, May 2, at
which important business is expected to
be transacted.
Mrs. Kitty Anderson is in Boston on
business connected with the furnishing
of the dance hall she has bought in the
Sturtevant building.
The roads on the Point were never in
as bad condition as at the present time,
at times being impossible for teams and
almost so for foot people. Some of the
land owners have a bad habit of plough
ing right into the roads so that in the
spring a person must wade in order to
get along at all.
1t is rumored that the Salmon Lake
House is for sale.
READFlELD
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