Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-20

ties and adjoining towns. All enjoyed
the supper which proved to be sue
cess socially and financially. This
gathering showed the kindness and
generosity which exists among the
people who are living around US.
, A grand Hop finished the evenings
enjoyent. A. c. Brown very much ap
preciated this thoughtfulness on the
part of the people.
Archie CasWell with his sisters. Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Small. Alice Caswell
and friend, Mr.. Ward, autoed to Port
land Sunday, dining with friends in
that placej making the homeward trip
at night. They had delightful time.
Mrs. Annie Nash remains very low.
Mrs. +. D. Randall has been very
i'll. 1t is reported there is a change
in her condition for the better. at the
present time.
Mrs. Hiram Pierce entertained her
son Lester and daughter Celia and
friend from Gardiner over Sunday.
also her mother Mrs. Hussey is visit
ing at her. home for week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Haskell recently
enjoyed husking at the home of her
nephew. Herbert Merrill. This was
only a family or neighborhood affair,
but all had a fine time
| Miss Lettie Casey, the young daugh-
! ter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Casey, while
taking walk in the field near the
house last Saturday morning picked a
large bunch of full blown violets. The
| flowers sesmd none the worse for the
heavy frost Of the night before, but
were very beautiful and looked as
though it was May instead of October.
Mrs. Abbie Downs was business
caller in Augusta last Wednesday.
Mrs. Downs was accompanied by Ed.
Casey.
Mrs. Young and daughter Lu of
Burnham came last week to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Rebecca Taber Miss
Young returned home Saturday. Mrs.
Young will remain with Mrs. Taber
| this week.. .@s--
w. D. Stewart, postmaster at the
Soldiers Home, Togus. was in the
place Saturday afternoon.
WINDSORVILLE-M and Mrs.
Joseph French were guests Thursday
of friends in Augusta,
Miss Elizabeth Colby and Mrs. Isa-
belle Smith and son were guests Sun
day Of their sister, Mrs. Ruth Brann
in jefferson.
Raymond M. York was a business
visitor in Augusta Friday.
Alfred GHffin left Thursday morning
for a visit to friends in Woonsocket.
r. I.
Miss Eva Lyon was a guest last
week Of her friends, Mrs. Walter Bow
den at Coopers Mills and Mrs. Dana
Wilkins Of Windsor.
Roy Sproul Of Vassalboro was among
the Sunday visitors in, town.
Mrs. Isabelle M. Smith Of Boston was
weekend guest Of Mrs. j. B. Still
phen.
Archie Wingood left Saturday morn.
ing for Litchfield where he has EN-.
ployment. &
Maurice Brann Of Jefferson was in
town on business Thursday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sproul are tho
proud parents of a baby boy named
Manley James 1920
Arthur Piper is rebuilding a chimpey
and making repairs on the house. or.
cupied by him known as the Doe house
Miss Elizabeth Colby has ret,,rra1
from q pleasure trip to Damariscotta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield s.. Barton ana
daughter. Madelon OF West. windsor
were guests Sunday at the home OF her
brother, A. J. Griffin.
MRS. 2. =. Forsaith Of Scotland ia a
guest .of Mrs. Thomas Owen.
Claude. French was in Hal,aw.,,
Tuesday on matters Of business.
Kay York is piping water into his
MOUSE Charles McKindsiey and Her
oerer 'ossnson- are assisting him