Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-16
SIDNEY

/ WEST-An auto party from Derby, ~
H.. consisting of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred n
league, Mrs. leagues mother, Mrs. Gal
lagher. met with an acciden, when near
the top of Freeman hill. West Sidney
The car became unmanageable, running
backward and crashing into tree near
the bottom of the hill, thus preventing
serious accident. The party were kindly
cared for over night in the home of Miss
Annie Freeman and until the car could
be repaired by Harry Hewett Of Bel
grade. Mr.. and Mrs. league and Mrs.
Gallagher were on a tour through Maine.
had visited a brother in Gardiner whom
they had not seen for 80 years, called on
Mr.. leagues cousin, Lester league
North Augusta, and were en- route for
Fairfield TO visit brother. but owing 10
the accident they returned home. Miss
Freeman has heard of their safe arri-
val home
Mrs Alice Pinkham Of Augusta accom-
panied by her nieces, Misses Alice and
Helen Taylor, and a friend from Port
land. were a recent auto party and guests
for the day a. the home Of Mrs Pink
hams cousins, Frank and Lena TAYLOR
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Blaisdell passed the
day Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs F. E.
Robinson. Manchester.
Misses Grace and Elsie Blasdell were
visitors last week Of Misses Mabel and
Jennie Freeman.
Mrs. Lincoln and children of Nedfeld.
Mass. have been guests of Mrs. Andrew
keene. Mrs. Lincoln is the widow of the
late Edgar Lincoln.
Mrs. Andrew keene passed a few days
at the Advent campmeeting at Lakeside
and reports very interesting and helpful
meetings.
The many friends of J. Emery Nash
will be pleased 10 learn that he is gain
ing from an attack Of shingles.
Mrs. Clara Swift OF Hinchley and Mrs
E. L. Swift and daughter Dorothy. were
visitors Thursday afternoon at c. H.
Lovejoy's.
Ernest keene Of Augusta recently visit
ed his mother, Mrs. Mary keene
Mrs. heene at this writing is i'll, but all
hope she will speedily recover.
I William keene is charging rooms In
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ephraim Bal
lard.
= -'tiS' -hoN!SCi@ Iotdll mas bttI suffering
with rheumatism for a few DAYS, and
was unable Sunday TO attend church.
The young men 70 enter school this fall
from West Sidney are Donald Freeman.
Carlton Hammond. Oak Grove and Ed
ward Freeman Belgrade High.
Miss jeanette Dudley of Augusta be-
gun the fall term of school at West Sid
nev Monday. Sept. 10. This is Miss Dud-
ley's second year Of teaching in this
place.
Miss Alma Raught Of Augusta passed
a day last week with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Foster Raught.
| MIR. and Mrs. Walter Blaisdell were at
West Sidney Sunday.
Miss Mabel Trask has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Walter Blaisdell.
Mrs. Edwin Robinson and daughter
Maud, Mrs. Jackson and little son, Fred
eric Of the Camps were callers
Wednesday in the home Of c. H. Love-
| Joy.
The Advent conference will be held
| this week at the Advent chapel, begin
ming Thursday night, and closing Sun
day night.
| The Sunday school will meet at
| o'clock instead of 49, but there will be
no preaching service at the Baptist
church.
| Mrs. Kinney Of West falmouth, repre-
senting The Bible Society Of Maine, is
| canvassing Sidney.
Miss Mary Gray Of Augusta is a guest
in the home of Herbert Trask
NORTH-Schools in town opened
Monday with the following list Of
| teachers: District No. /, Miss Allard
Of Weeks Mills; No. 2. Mrs. Henry