Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-07-31
P|TTSfIELD
Overseers of American Wooden
Mills Enjoy Outing at
Moose Pond
BIBLE LECTURE WELL AT
TENDED SUNDAY

en- Co. mills in Plttsneld, Newport ana
Hartland held an outing Saturday at
the Linn cottage at Moose pond.
Among those from this town were:
Clarence Bodfish, Herbert Pulernbo. D.
W. Mannock. A. B. Douglass. John
Chapman, William Wayness, Edward
Bottomly and A. J. Jaynes.
Among the Pittsfield Democrats who
went to Lakewood Saturday to attend
the Democratic meeting were H. H.
Thurlough, w. NJ. Bigelow, Judson
| Nichols. r. H. Jacobs, w. NJ. Osborne,
H. H. Jacobs and John Murphy.
DR.. V. r. Lathbury has purchased q
house in Augusta where the family is
soon to locate The family have been
| residents Of this town for the past 10
years and host Of friends regret their
removal from town.
! Miss Edith Gilman Of Oakland. Cal.
is in Pittsfield guest of her uncle.
Frank Gilman and family.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Nelke and son
JULIEN of Lewiston were business Wis
itors in town Friday.
Benjamin White went to Bangor Sat-
urday to accompany home Mrs. White.
who has been receiving hospital treat
ment.
Mrs. Frank Ranl,ett. president Of
the New Era Auxiliary Of the Pitts
field Baptist church, left Saturday for
: Ocean Park, where the members OF
the Auxiliary will take part in the pro-
gram of the National Womans Mis-
s!onary Society to be held Tuesday,
Aug. /. DR.. and Mrs. E. A. Porter, Mrs.
Mary Wingate Mrs. H. NJ. Ford and
her two nieces who are her guests,
will leave Monday FOR Ocean Park.
| Horace Damon AMI lis guest, Robert
Reynolds of Dover, y. H.. left Friday
for a visit in Lamoine.
DR.. T. N. Drake srd family passed
the weekend at their cottage at Bar
rows Point, Newport.
Frank Longley of Hartford. Conn.
was in Plymouth Friday to attend the
funeral service of his aunt Mrs. Dow.
MIR. Longley made the trip by autoralu-
bile in II hours, distance Of 375 miles.
He received word Thursday Of the
death Of his aunt and left with two
Chouffeurs, one to drive during the day
and the other night.
Mrs. Maud Murphy of Boston ar
rived in town Sunday for a visit WITH
|
his daughter, Miss Lillian Runnals.
motored to Gardiner Sunday to meet
Mrs. Murphy.
The Misses Martha and Mary Drake
left Friday for a weeks visit in Wis.
casset with their grandmother. Mrs.
a. P. Plumstead
Mrs. Lancey Milliken. who has bsen
passing q few days in Calais with her
mother. Mrs. Albert Todd, arrived in
Pittsfield Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs Mil
liken went to Newport Sunday, whore
! toy will occupy the Weymouth cottage
at Breezy Point Of the month Of Au.
gust.
Mrs. Nellie NJ. Hunnewell was q visitor
In Bangor Saturday
Miss Bernice Whitney of East Lowell,
| who has been the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Tyler. returned home Saturday.
Asa Craig, who with his family are
passing the summer at Ocean Park, was
in town Friday and Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Judson Nichols, who
have been passing a week at Bar Harbor,
returned home Friday.
DR.. r. L. ROBBIE Of Chicago gave .
free Bible lecture In Grand Army hall
Sunday afternoon under the auspices Of
the International Bible Students Asso-
citation While in town DR.. Robbie was
the guest Of l.. H. Goodwin and family.
Mrs. W. L. Cargill and daughter Ger
aldine have passed the week in Bangor
with Mrs. Cargill's parents, Mr.. and Mrs..
W. D. Morrow.
j Charles Turnbull returned 70 Camden
Friday, where he has employment.
Rev. and Mrs. A. e. Wright left Sat-
urday for Ferry Beach to attend the Uni.
versalist summer meetings to b held
from July q to Aug. q.
Miss Bessie Maloon. booikkeeDer at the
Pittsheld National Bank, lsft Saturday
for Ocean Park, where she win enjoy
a vacation.
Robert W. Corey Of Cambridge, Mass.
Is visiting Pittsfeld relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. James Morr1u Of eeAsnse.
tady. N. r, are in town for m e3esnded
visit with his father, Col. walter q. Nor.
rill.
Mrs J. g. Haseltine has returned from
! q visit with friends in Shirley.