Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-14

Juite a party from here went on
the excursion to Lake Tacoma lase
Tuesday.
Miss Hattie Canbam of North Vas
salboro is visiting Miss Belle Long
ley.
The funeral of the late Mrs Frank
Morse was held on Tuesday last at
Branch Mills The services were con-
Quoted by Rev. E. E. Longley. mrs:
Breed and Mrs. Longley attended
from here.
Herbert Hatch received business
calI to his home in Saugus, Mass, last
Sunday night
Rev. and Mrs. Longley report most
interesting visit to the Dinsmore liz
brarv at Branch Mills this week.
Branch Mills is most fortunate In
possessing such a generous oene1actoF
as their townsman, Thomas Dlnsmore'
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Whlttemore
are at the Whittemore cottage. ''lno-
sor Vhittemore is also here.
Mrs. Ella Nelson has gone to Weeks
Mills for a visit with friends.
The Misses Brainerd and party OF
their guests at Oak Crest took q sail
around the lake on Wednesday.
sOCTH-Miss Grace NJ. Jones. who mas
been teaching in Morristown. n. j.. the
past year, arrived at the home OF her
mother, Mrs Anna NJ. Jones, Wednesday.
Rev. Percy D. Macy. who has been
ma stor of the Friends church in this
Mace the last two years. left Tuesday
for Greenwich. r. l., where he will begin
his new work as field secretary IN Ne"
England yearly meeting Of the FRIENDS.
Prof. and Mrs Rufus M. Jones OF Ha-
yerford, Pa, with their daughter Mary
and guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert w.
Jones.
Miss Ida Haskell Of Augusta Is the
guest of her uncle, c. l. Haskell.
Rev. and Mrs. Frank E. Jones OF FAN
River, Mass, are guests OF his orother'
]. Albert Jones.
Walter W. Weber, U. Of NJ. 1e, who
has been the guest Of his aunt Mrs. Her
bert W. Jones. left Friday to vis0 his
! grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Will
liams of skowhegan-
Mrs. Lucy Hawkes. of Lansdowne, Pa
! Il the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Linwood
W. Jones.
Mis-. Grace Hill of Richmond. Va, is
visiting her cousins, Mp. and Mrs. ]. Al
bert Jones.
| A very pleasant event which purported
to be a reception to Rev. Frank e. Jones
| and wife and their niece, Miss Grace NJ
| Jones. took place at the home Of Mr.. and
| Mrs, ]. Albert Jones Wednesday evening
| The happy company after enjoying the
n ice m
/ and cake. Concealed In the napkins
passed to the guests were dainty en-
yelopes in which were cards bearing the
| names of Perry D. Macy and Miss Mary
! A. Jones. All Joined Ia congratulations
and hearty good wishes to Miss Mary
| who is most popular young lady In the
community and . graduate Of Oak Grove
! in 1915.
The Jones reunion. which took place al
| Friends chapel on Thursday was a de-
cided success About Id we're present
and after a bountiful chovder dinner
! the fish for which came from the lake
| many interesting and humorous speak
ers were introduced by the president
/ Prof Rufus M. Jones Of Haverford. Pa
| Following Is the list Of speakers: Prof
Augustine Jones, Newton Highlands
| Mass: Prof. Richard NJ. Jones, Penn
Charter school, Philadelphia; Prof. Will
mot R. Jones, Concord, Mass; Ruthapfe
washburn. Waterville; Miss Alice w
| Jones. Ramallah, Palestine: Miss Grace
Hin, Richmond, Va; Rev. Charles Wood
! man, Portland; Harold and Willis Jones
| Among out-of-town guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. George Jones Of Danvers. Mass.
| MI. and Mrs. Cyrus Jones. Lynn; Mr.
| and Mrs. Thos. Jones and daughter Ma
ria, Brunswick: Mr.. and Mrs. Alber
| Jones and daughter of Auburn and tht
family Of Ephraim Jones Of Unity.
/ 1 Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Jacobs and sor
Francis Of Providence arrived at theil
summer home here Monday. Mr.. Jacobs
! 10 slowly convalescins from his recent
| serious illness.
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