Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-13
PITTSTON

PITTSTON
EAST-Mr and Mrs Charles Still.
phen Of Utah are passing their vaca
ton with Mr.. Snlphen's parents. Mr.
ard Mrs. Augustus Stilphen and were
calling on friends at the village Satur-
DAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Moody and
daughter Edna Of Portland are quests
Of Mr.. Moody's mother, Mrs. G. 3
Moody.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Charles B. Allen and
little daughter Marion Of WASHINGTON
D. G., arrived Monday and will spend
several weeks at Mr.. Aliens old home
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Marson were
callers sunday on friends in Windsor
Mrs. Nellie Carleton of Whitefeld
was recent visitor at Daniel Moores
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Allen anG
daughter, Marion. and Mrs Aliens
sister, Miss Mabel Hutchinson, O,
Richmond, went Saturday to New
Harhcr for short stay.
Mrs. Thomas McGugin of Boston and
Miss Margaret Carroll of Augusta are
visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Martin Carroll.
There will be Lawn party at the
home Of Mrs. r. c. Moody on Tuesday
evening. July 13 for the benefit of TIC
M. T. church. If stormy the next fail
evening.
NORTH-Frank Morrill, Of Providence
X. l., has been guest the past week OF
his sister, Mrs. G. 3. Putnam and
brothers, F. P. Merrill and William King.
Michael Hickey who has been working
for Henry Gordon has gone to Whitetield
TO work for Samuel Bartlett
Miss Abbie Grant has been assisting
Miss Jennie Marson of Joice, in her
housework for a few days.
Among the recent callers at A NJ
Cooper's. were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Hildreth, Miss Sadie Raymond, MIR. and
Mrs. Wadsworth Lewis and Mrs. Annie
Lewis, all of Joice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hood and son
John returned Tuesday from few days
visit with Mrs. Hoods parents in Sa.
battus.
Mrs. John Peterson was a recent Gale,
at c. W. Lawrence's and D. A Law
rence's.
Miss Gordon, teacher in Tufts College
Medford, Mass, is the guest of her
mother. Mrs Gordon, and brother, Hen.
~ Gordon, at kebo farm for a week.
We are glad to report that Arthur Law
renee is improving from a serious i'll
ness and all trust ne will soon be re-
stored to his usual good health.
In spite of the severe storm Of Thurs.
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Greeting Club met with Mrs. E. E
Grover at her pleasant home on the
Gardiner road and, as usual, had a mos,
delightful time. Quotations and readings
interspersed with music, formed an in.
teresting program. Special features o,
which were an old time song sung By
Mrs. G. B. Putnam and a song by Mas.
ter Russell Grover with his aunt, Mrs
Mildred Farley. as accompanist. Appetiz.
ing refreshments were served by the host.
ess and her assistants. At five o'clock the
guests departed for their homes In the
pouring rain declaring that whateve,
the weather the meetings were not to be
postponed. The next one will be with
Mrs. D. A. Lawrence Thursday after.
noon, July q.
Miss Mllureu sparrow Is spending
few weeks with relatives in New Glou.
cester.
Mrs. Mildred Farley OF Gardiner passed
Thursday at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Grover.
The big storm Of Friday did much
damage to the roads in this section gul-
lying and washing them badly.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Snow Of Caroline,
were callers on Mrs. W. H. Grant Sun
day.
Charles Allen Of Randolph was a Sun.
day visitor at D. w. Grants.
H. B. Moody had the misfortune to be
thrown from his wagon while driving
into the barn Saturday, falling across a
barrel. breaking three ribs. He was re-
ported as suffering quite badly Sunday.
E. NJ Morton Of Pittston was the CUES.
Sunday of his daughter, Mrs. Arthur
Lawrence. Accompanies by her they
called at A. II. Cooper's.
Mrs. Gordon and Miss Gordon visited
Augusta and Togus Saturday.