Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-09-11
SIDNEY

Mass. who was a guest for ten days OF
Mrs. Wallace Currier at S. A. Clark's
! returned home Sunday.
| Mrs. Abbie H. Burgess left Monday
for Augusta where she will pass few
days with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winthrop Bowman Of
Boston are visiting the formers par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. l.. E. Bowman.
| Miss Helen Field who has been in
| Massachusetts for the past eight
months, returned home last week.
| Frank Bourne has resumed carpenter
work in Augusta.
| The Ladies' Sidney Whist Club met
with Mrs. Manton D. Peck Monday aft
ernoon with a good attendance. The
| first prize was awarded to Mrs. Horace
| Tolman and the second to Mrs. Eugene
| Weeks. Refreshments Of cake, candy
! and sherbet we're served and a delight
full time enjoyed.
Miss Hildagrade Wickscomb and
/ Frank Totman of Providence, r. T., who
have been passing several weeks at
James H. Beams, returned to their re-
! spectve homes Sunday.
Arthur II. Smiley left last week for
! Owls Head where he will pass a brief
vacation.
| The Misses Elvira Trott, Fanny Ker-
attended the fourth annual folk dancing
| exhibition at the State school for
! girls in Ha1lowell last week
Mrs. George NJ. Randall Of ST. Peters,
burg. Fla, and Miss Constance Gage Of
! c. Moore's.
! who was called here by the death Of
| her brother, the late J. S. Grant. is
passing few weeks with her son, Evan
| H. Bragg
! Mrs. Forest Cannon Is reported to be
| on the sick list. Miss Reuie Stevens
is assisting about the household duties
Miss Grace Graves left Monday for
! Rryants Pond where she has engaged
to teach school,
Mrs. Helene Thompson and two
daughters. who have been visiting in
the home of her father Frank Bowman,
left last week for their home in Connec-
tiCut.
Mr., and Mrs. F. f. Blake and Mr.
and Mrs. p. A Field and daughter,
Helen, attended the funeral of the late
c. Jesse Blake OF Oakland, Friday after
noon.
Miss Ruth Stoves Of Cumberland
| who has been in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Bourne for the past montn
left for Bangor Monday
Henry J.. Shields has several puIlets
| Matched late in March. that have been
| laying eggs for the past three weeks
Who can beat this record?
Rev. and Mrs. f. E. Longley and
daughter, Belle Of China. were recent
guests at ]. H. Beans
Mr.. and Mrs Sewal A. Clark, accom-
panied by their daughter, Mrs Wallace
Currier and little son, Cecil, and Miss
Elizabeth Maclean Of Amesbury, Mass
and their granddaughter. Jean Bailey of
! Riverside, attended the eighth annual
reunion Of the Whitehouse family, held
in the Farnham cottage at Webber pond
Saturday. A very pleasant time and d
| good attendance was reported
! Clarence Wyman left Monday for
Portland where he will attend business
college.
n. P. Merrill, who has been in the
! home of his sister, Mrs. Geo. W. Merrill
of Augusta for several weeks returned
home Saturday.
| ings with new coat of paint.
| Mrs. Thomas Bird and three children
William. James and Sherman, who have
been passing the summer with Mrs
Birds parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James H.
| Bean. expect to return Thursday to
| their home in East Boston.
| Miss Alice NJ Moore of Augusta
| passed the holiday recess at her home
! in town.
Louis Gardiner has sold his farm to
Mr.. Powell of Nova Scotia and held an
auction sale Of personal property Tues
| day.
| Miss Mabel Field left Wednesday for
an indefinite stay in the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Perley Smith Of Bangor, where
she will attend school
Among those who attended the Cen
trail Maine Fair in waterville last week,
were r. F, Robbins. John Hassam. the
Misses Emily Bourne and Rute Stoves.
Edwin Tanner, Mr.. and Mrs. Storer
Tanner and family, s. A. Clark and fam
lily. Chas Graves and sisters. Mrs w.
S. Bracket, Mrs. Emery Buzzell, Mr..
and Mrs. Shields and daughter, Greta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy II. Lynn, Mr.. and
Mrs A. D. Stevens and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. y. II. Davenport and FAMILY and
Mr.. and Mrs. F. 0. Hamlin.
LAKESHORE-The schools in Sid
new began Tuesday, Sept. 5. with the
following teachers: District No. 1,
Olive Golf: District No. 2. June Towle;
District No. 8, Agnes Turner; District
No. 4, Emma Tillson: District No. 8,
Arthur Davenport; District No. s,
Gertrude Hughes: District No. Z. Alice
Smith: District No. s, Doris Ballard;
District No. g. Annie Davis; District
No. 10. Angelina Sawtele; District
No. II, Ruby Lathe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Shaw Of Dur
ham are visiting their son. Arthur H.
Shaw at Lakeshore
Mrs. M. H. Drummond was calling
on friends here Friday
An auto party including Mrs. G. W.
Manter, Selden Manter. Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. H. Bailey went Saturday morning
to Topsham to visit Mrs. Manter's
daughter, Mrs. Ned Sprague. They
returned Sunday night
White Rose Chapter. O. E. S.. No.
ia. held a special meeting at Masonic
hall Saturday evening. One candidate
received the degrees of the order and