Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-23

Miss Constance Curtis, a student at
Mason Institute, Springvale, arrived
| in town Tuesday afternoon to pass the
summer with her relatives, Newhall
street.
Mrs. E. ]. Long returned Tuesday to
her home in Monmouth. after passing
few days in town as the guest Of Mr.
| and Mrs. Wallace A. Hill. Newhall
street.
A regular meeting of Benton Grange
will be held Wednesday evening
Work in the First degree will be car
ried out on a class Of candidates. a
| rehearsal of the Third degree team
will be held after the meeting.
Mrs. Roscoe Holway. Summit street
passed Tuesday at Waterville, where
she was the guest Of Mrs. Ralph Hol-
| way.
Cleveland Harding Of Troy was
calling on friends in town Tuesday.
Mr.. Harding is engaged as manager OF
the East Troy branch OF the Turner
| Center creamery.
Edward Weston Of Thonlaston was
the guest in town Tuesday Of Frank
E. Hammond
DR.. and Mrs. Owen Buck Anes and
daughter. Hiss Mona Ames, Newhall
street. started Tuesday on an extend
, ed automobile trip. They will go to
Cambridge to attend the exercises al
Harvard College. after which they will
go to Connecticut. They plan to make
trip of about 1000 miles before re-
turning TO their home in town.
street. entertained a small party of
| friends Monday evening at his home
The evening was pleasantly passed in
playing cards and refreshments Were
served during the evening.
! a&Gar!ield Totnan, the clerk at Frank
Hammonds store. was confined to his
home on the island Tuesday by illness.
Otis Martin Of Gui!ford was in town
Tuesday and visited Mrs. Harriet Nc
Fadden. Winchester street.
Donald Curtis, q student at Hebron
academy. arrived in town Tuesday to
pass the summer as the guest of rela.
tiyes on Newhall street.
Mrs. Lloyd Brown, Lawrence avenue
who recently underwent an operation a,
the Sisters hospital in Waterville, re-
turned Tuesday to her home very much
, improved in health.
Miss Agnes Cakes, who has been pass.
| Ing week at West Benton as the CUES,
of her uncle, Henry Cakes, has returned
to Van Buren, to resume her duties as a
| telephone operator.
! Miss Margaret AHea-n of Rockland
| is the guest in town OF Mr.. and Mrs
| George Patterson. Western avenue, Mrs
| Patterson being her aunt.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Jaquil.i, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward T. Pilsbury and son Thay-
i er have been at Temple 1.eights this
week at the Jaquith cottage.
Miss Alice Nye, teacher in the schools
OF Scion. will arrive in town this week
to pass the summer as the guest Of her
| father, County Treasurer William w
Nye, lower Main street
Miss Mary Lowe returned Tuesday to
, Shawmut to resume her visit with rela.
! tiyes, after passing a rev days at her
| home in Clinton.
| Miss Ruth Homestead of Skowhegan
is the guest in town Of Mr.. and Mrs
Gail Pollard, Kelley street, Mrs. Pollard
| being her aunt.
are the guests in town Of Mr.. Aliens sis.
ter. Mrs. Mary Blake. upper Main street
| They will also visit with Mr.. Aliens
| brother, Ira Allen. lower Main street
before returning home.
| Mrs. Susan eastman Of Lynn, Mass.
| is passing several days in town as the
| guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cert Haskell, Os.
| borne street, Mr.. Haskell being her sis
| ter.
| Mrs. Benjamin Smith, who is recovering
! from an operation for appendicitis at tine
Sisters hospital. is reported as improving
| very we'll and will return to her home
| on Western avenue in 10 days.
| James Waldron, Burrill street, who
has been ill at his home for the past
week suffering from blood poisoning in
his hand, is able to be out, but has
not yet resumed his duties as paper
hanger for Lawry Brothers Co.
Mrs. Horace Mason, Mrs. William
| Nelson and daughter Dorothea, all of
Canaan, passed Tuesday in town with
friends and relatives.
| Mrs. Paul Gallant and two children
Of Brook street left Tuesday for jack
man, where they will pass the sum-
mer. Mr.. Gallant is employed in that
place.
| Mrs. Charles Holden and daughter
Julia, formerly Of this town, and who
| recently moved to Dexter. were in
town Tuesday calling on friends.
Mrs. Caroline Bunker of Dexter ar
| rived in town Tuesday for a few days
visit with her mother, Mrs. Sarah Cot
ten, upper Main street.
Philip Dunbar and his sister Of
Portland were in town Tuesday call
ing on friends.
Maurice Wyman. paymaster at the
kennebec Mills, left Tuesday noon for
| few days. trip to Boston and vicinity
There was plenty Of music on the
main streets Tuesday. In the forenoon
troupe Of wandering musicians. COM
posed of a violinist, a flute and a harp,
made some pretty harmonies and in
the afternoon hand organ man with
the monkey were very much In evil
dence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Doe, with son
and daughter, returned Monday to
their home at Palermo. Mr. and Mrs.
Doe and daughter have heen the p,1eafs