Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-05-10

Misses Helen Palmer Of Embden and
Anna Savage Of Bingham were guests the
latter part Of the week Of their friend
Mrs. Lillian Hilton. :
Mr. and Mrs. Benz. witham have moved
into the Frank Ames house on the Sunse,
Hill road. Mrs Sarah Frye will move
into the rent recently occupied by the
Williams in. the Hale house on Main
street.
Mcintire- Wiley.
Word has been received by Mrs Mahala
McIntire of the marriage Of her son
Lewis to Miss Marion Wiley Of Bar mar
Dor in Lewiston on Tuesday, May End.
Mr.. McIntire's home has been in Nor
ridgewock for many years and he has
many friends here who join in congratu-
lating him and wishing him a long and
happy married life.
Dr. H. W. Smith visited relatives In
Hampden for few days last week.
Mrs jeanette johnson returned Wednes-
day from Roslindale, Mass, where she
has been passing a month with her son,
DR.. Joseph Taylor
The Poets Corner Whist Club was en-
tertained by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller
on Saturday evening. Refreshments OF
assorted fruit was served.
Mrs. Neva Jones was in Waterville
Thursday.
S o. Dickinson has arrived from New
Limerick and upon arrival Of his family
from that place will take up his resi-
dence in the Harold Bruce house.
G. S. Jewett is having his buildings
painted.
Frank Moore was in town from Madi-
son to visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chesley Moore for two days last week.
Mrs. William Wallace returned Wednes-
day from visit with relatives in Rum
ford.
The meeting of the Village Improvement
Society on Wednesday afternoon was held
at the home of Mrs Elizabeth Russell
and the hostess was Miss Mary McCobb
of Portland. The following program was
given: leading of report; song. pines
of Maine;;' "Some Animals to Which /
Have Been Introduced" Miss Mary Bur-
CESS; piano solo, Miss Florence Jewett;
reading of the Play, 1.-THE Twelve Pound
Look Miss McCobb; America" The
selections given by Misses McCobb and
Burgess were unusually fine and were
much enjoyed by the large number who
were fortunate to hear them. After the
program dainty refreshments of tea and
cake were served.
The Crazy Eight Club held a dance In
the Grange hall on Thursday evening.
D. Harrison Staples went to North An
son Monday. He is to open a jewelry
store in the George Hoveys shoe store of
that place and will make his future home
North Arson it is expected.
Mrs. Frances Bolan returned Wednes-
from Boston where she has been passing
| the winter.
Mrs. Julia Holt of Scion visited her
daughter, Mrs. Ethel Lunt, Saturday.
Mrs. Ann Wells returned Tuesday from
Massachusetts where she has been pass
ing the winter with her daughter, Mrs.
Mabel Ketchum.
Philip Williamson has been engaged to
work for A. B. Everett during the spring
and summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lawrence and
daughter Of Smithf1eld were guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Nelson Jones.
Miss Sarah Clarke returned Wednesday
from a several weeks visit in Portland
and Baltimore, Md
Chester Jones. D. L. Jones, Eben Mil
Ter and William Hilton made an automo-
bile trip to Flagstaff Sunday.
Mrs. Robert Shear is visiting relatives
in Lewiston.
Mrs. William Tufts and Mrs. Flora
Whiting have gone to New Hampshire on
business trip.
Friends in town of Mrs. George Gilman
of Franklin. Mass, have received word
that she recently sustained a severe
shock which left her in an almost help
less condition.
Mrs. Mary Wing is visiting relatives in
Lewiston.
Joshua Bigelow and Byron johnson
were in Madison Saturday.
Steward Wing, commander Of Bates
Post G.. A. R., extends a special invita-
ton to all of the organizations in Nor
rldgewock to join in the procession Mem
orial day and also to the children in all
OF the schools. The annual Memorial SER
vices will be held in the Congregational
church on Sunday morning, May 18th.
William Tufts is at his cottage in
Smthfield.