Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-02
VASSALBORO

On account of the Sunday services
at Oak Grove June 4 connected with
the commencement exercises the al
tcrnoon service and Sunday school at
Adams Memorial church will be
omitted The G. f. in the evening,
however, will be held at the usual
hour.
NORTH-The regular meeting OF
Thursday, May %, at the home of the
president. Mrs. J. f. Jewett. There
was large attendance and informal
sociability was the order of the day,
the ladies bringing their own work
Delicious refreshmen: were served by
tie hostess In view of Mrs. r. w.
kleins near departure the ladies pre-
scented to her a beautiful set of silver,
tea and dessert spoons, as souvenir
/ S S LiShtbody OF Rochester, n. H..
is visiting his relatiN es in this village
and in Waterville.
! The welcome reception to the Rev
Mr.. Rutter and his family. planned for
last Thursday evening. has been in
definitely postponed en- account of the
recent death of Mrs. Rutter's father.
H. w 1bliIil - til' tltN SdPNi iieSi-
dent IF the North Nassalboro WOODEN
mills Mr.. Linn and family came tc
town last week from Hartland.
The prize horse of last weeks sub
S,ription contest in the baZar Of ST
l'ridcets church went to the Flynr
brothers whose success summed up tC
$4,000
There was large attendance at thy
farewell service of Rev. +. w. Klein 81
the Baptist church last Sunday eve
ming. The NJ. +. church omitted theil
service and many members of thai
church and congregation were present
Rev r. A. Farnham and Rev. Geo T.
raine assisted in the pulpit. Mr.. Kleir
spoke PARTING words from Cor. Is
II. and kindly remarks appreciative o1
Mr.. Klein and his work in Nassalborr
were made by Mr.. F'arnham and M
Paine. Miss Ethel l.. Klein sang a
solo, Miss Bernice Lord served as or
ganist
j. F. Wentworth is visiting his son
in Beverly, Mass.
A dinner party of relatives and
friends was entertained on Memoris,l
day by Miss Mary Lightbody and Mr.
and Mrs Jewett at their home OH
! Bridge street.
Supper vii he served by the Ba ptist
Ladies Aid on Thursday, June l, in
the vestry.
Rev. +. w. Klein and family plan to
remove to their new home in Mans
field. Conn. next week. This will
therefore. be your correspondents last
~
tie .i""rnal and its readers.
SOUTH-Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ. Dicke!
attended the burial service Saturday aft
ernoon at Cross Hill cemetery of the lat
Alvah Austin Of Waterville, formerly o
Cross HILL
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Miller of Augusta
having passed part of their vacation r'itf
friends in Massa chusetts, are now enjoy
ing a few days with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. E. Miller, and will in the earl!
part of the week return to Augusta wher'
both have employment
Mrs. Will Dutton who has been quite II
the past week is reported as more com
Portable.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Haskell were after
noon callers Saturday in Augusta.
Geo. Perkins with team was in Water
vile several days last week engaged IL
agricultural work
Everett Richardson and daughter o
Gardiner were guests Sunday of the for
mer's sister, Mrs. Ruth Morse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Puth Johnson and Charlie
Morton of Richmond were dinner guest
Sunday at c. M Dickey's. They mad
the trip by auto.
Mrs. Harry Miller Of Augusta and Mis-
Ethel Miller were afternoon callers Sun
day of Mrs. Lizzie Dickey.
Ray Howe who has been employed Il
the machinist department at the pull
mill in Augusta for the past few week.
has accepted a position in Gardiner
Mass, and left for that place Saturda!
morning. He was accompanied by Et
Casey of West Windsor.
Mrs. L. W. Mason of Augusta was call
ing Monday on old friends and neighbors
all of whom were pleased to see her.
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Dickey ATTENDED
the Memorial service at Fast Vassalbort
Sunday afternoon.
John Randall returned home Sunday
after passing the winter in st. Peters
burg, Fla.
| Mr.. and Mrs NJ. L. Sabin and daughter
Miss Erlena were visitors Sunday Of
Mrs. Sabin's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. e
'Tobey Of Cross Hill. Miss Eriena re-