Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-08-26
CHINA

SOUTH-Miss Bertha Haley, who
has been passing a few weeks at New
Meadows, returned Thursday to the
jenkins Camp at Pine Point. Miss
Haley was accompanied by Miss Nelly
Elliott of Auburn.
Prof Arthur w. Jones left Saturday
to visit John Moffett of East Vassal-
boro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kitchin have broken
camp at Pine Point and returned to
their home in Palermo.
Rev. George Walenta of Philadelphia
spoke Sunday A. M. to large and at
tentive audience at Friends chapel.
An auto party consisting of Fred
Doe and Miss Emma Jones of Gardi-
ner and Mr.. and Mrs. a. E. Barbour Of
Augusta, were Sunday callers at the
summer home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. III.
Jenkins.
James H. Austin, who was recently
injured by a fall, is slowly recovering
Wilmot r. Jones and H. w. Jones at
tended Friends meeting Sunday morn
ing at East Vassalboro.
Mrs Linwood w. Jones is con-
valescing from an attack of tonsilftis.
An occasion long to be remembered
by all present was the meeting Aug
II of the Home Circle Club at South
China This club was organized %
years ago with membership of six.
Today it consists of three generations
and has a membership of 20, the
youngest members being the infant
twins of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stetson
of Waterville All but four were
present and indeed it was a united
and happy family that gathered around
the table to partake of a bountiful
dinner that the ladies of the club had
prepared and which through the kind
ness of Mr.. Burns, was served in the
G. A r. hall. The day was spent in
a social way. meeting old friends and
reviewing the changes the passing
years had brought. During the fore
noon the club pictures We're taken. At
the business meeting the old board of
officers were reelected: Pres, w. F.
Halves; Sec, Mrs. F. L. Chadwick;
Asst. Sec, F. l.. Chadwick; Treas, Fl.
w Jones. The six original members
are: Elwood H jenkins, Augusta;
Wilson F. Halves. South China: Willis
c. Halves, Augusta Arthur w Jones,
Wichita, Kan; Herbert w. Jones,
South China; Frank L. Chadwick, Au-
gusta.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Emmons of
Norridgewock have been visiting An
drew and VIM. Weber, Mrs Emmons'
brothers, for a few days. They are
now visiting their brother Martin.
Sadie and Mildred Starrett of Athol
are visiting for two days their broth
ers, John and Charles.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Murchie left
last Thursday for their home in Calais,
after visiting for week at w. j..
Thompson's.
Florence CARL left Monday for a.
two weeks visit with friends in Calais.
Charles Wilson and family, also
brother John and friend from Wins
low, were guests Thursday night of
their aunt, Mrs. w. o. Harrington. af-
ter being at the Hewett reunion in
Windsor.
Ruth Mosher and friend. Mildred
Fnrbush. are passing a two weeks
vacation at Ocean Point. Mrs. Jen-
ME Moody is acting as chaperone.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Hallowell Of
Augusta and Mrs. Choate, Mrs Halo
wells mother, passed Sunday at their
old home
Erskine Academy is undergoing re-
pairs Hubbard White is doing the
carpentering work while F. Gardner of
Windsor assisted by Arthur Earring
ton. is painting and papering. School
will begin Sept, s. under the instruc-
ton of Mr.. and Mrs Robert Owen of
Waterville. A full school is expected.
Mrs. Albert Berry of Portland has
been the guest for a few days of her
brother, H. l.. Fuller.
Irving Jerolman of Connecticut, af-
ter visiting his brother Walter for a
few days, returned home Friday He
made the trip by motorcycle.
Mr. and Mrs. Orland Swain, Mrs.
Swain and Mrs. Harry Crillan, all of
Waterville were Sunday guests of Mr..
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