Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-08-05

with their daughter lola IN Harmony,
Newport and Clinton while their house
is being renovated before they move
into it.
Mrs. George Clough and her guests.
Miss Olive Lander of Portland and
William H. Blackwell Of Pasadena,
Cal, are visiting at the Clough cot
tage at Southport.
William o. Wildes, Jr., of Passaic, n.
j., is visiting his grandmother, Mrs.
Annie Ware, and aunt, Mrs. George L.
H. Smith of North avenue.
Mrs. Lucinda Oak, the mother of
Mrs. Nahum Steward, has been suffer-
ing considerably during the last few
days from the effects of a fall received
Tuesday. Mrs. Oak is nearly Sc years
Of age and rather feeble.
Don Burrill who is with Company E ir
Texas, is reported as improving from hi;
recent illness. He has been transferred
from the Fort Mcintosh hospital to the
Regiment hospital.
George kincaid of Lisbon, n. H., has
been visiting this week with his uncle
DR.. Frederick kincaid.
Miss Mabel Smiley of New York is Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert F
Smiley. on Dyer street.
Miss Mae E. Ward Of Dorchester
Mass, is passing the month Of Angus,
with her father, Sumner Ward, at Lake
Wesserunsett.
DR.. w. B. Phillips, Mrs. Phillips and
Miss Betty Phillips are at their cottage
at Fairgrieve Bay. Dr. Phillips is OF
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Charles Barnard of Rochester n. Y
has been visiting this week with his
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Barnard. Mrs
Barnard will come later for visit
Maurice Malbon, who lives on the Hen
ry Hampton farm on the Malbons Mills
road. has lost II sheep and eight lambs
as the work of dogs. The sheep are val
liable ones, belonging to a large flock Mr.
Malbon bought last spring.
Arthur Merriam of Boston is visiting
his parents, Rev. and Mrs. George Mer-
riam, and at Smithfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Viles and daugh-
tiers Olena and Evelyn will leave Saturday
for Flagstaff, where they will pass two
weeks in the A. P Wing cottage at Flag
staff pond. W. r. Malbon will act as
JanlIOT OF the COURTHOUSE dilu jail uuIlilS
Mr.. Viles' absence.
Miss Clara Furbush Of Somerville,
Mass. is visiting Mr.. and Mrs Byron M
Chapman on the River road.
Regular services will be held at the
Bethany and First Baptist churches Sun
day, Dr. o. H. Tracy, the new pastor,
occupying the pulpit at the latter. At the
Methodist church Rev. Gardner Holmes
will preach and Mrs. Elizabeth Robinson
will sing. The Congregational church Is
closed through August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Gordon Of Cedar
street are the parents of a daughter.
Ralph Burrill of Providence. r. l., will
remain here visiting his mother Mrs.
Emma Burrill of Elm street, until the
first of the next week.
Saturday afternoon there will be an
other great game of ball in the skowhe-
gan-Belfast series in Skowhegan. the Sc
ries now standing to In Skowhegan's
favor. Preceding this game at 100 there
will be special fve-inning game of
much local interest between the married
and single men. The married men are
making the biggest show before hand and
think they will win as quite number of
them are more or less experienced. The
following will compose the married mems
team: Roscoe Abbey p, Edward Tague
c, Arthur Jones 1b, w. H. Halves Oh, G.
B. Hight SIS. Roy Symons 3b, Frank Mad
den If, Harry Smith IF, Milburn Fow-
Ter CT
An automobile party to consist Of Mr..
and Mrs. Sanford Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs
Edward Bison. Sebastien Bison and Ar
thur Morrisetts, will leave Sunday for
Old Orchard for a weeks stay.
Mrs. Lena Mebane, who has been the
guest Of Mrs. Floyd G. Nye of Bush
street for several days. left Friday for
Hartland and later will go to Detroit.
Mich. where she will Join her husband,
DR.. VIM. Mebane Of lockwood, for a
trip. the doctor at the present time going
to attend a convention of medical men
there Mrs. Nye accompanied Mrs. Me-
bane as far as Waterville.
Mrs. A. K. Knight and Miss Sue Whit
ney left Friday for a weeks stay at Ions
Island. Me.
Andrew Gilley arrived Thursday from
Somervlle. Mass. and is visiting his cous-
in, Mrs. Ethel Whittier Ames of Summer