Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-06-28
nITTSFlELD
Lawn Parties and Entertain
ments Announced for Early
Dates, Two or More for To-
day-Personal Mention

Mr.. and Mrs. FRANK SdTteI, NuoSo
marriage occurred here Monday, June Is,
left Wednesday for waterville. where
they will reside. Mrs. Carter was Mrs.
Huldah Ramsey. who has been resident
of this town for two years. occupying
the winsate rent on Lanccy street.
Friends will extend sympathy to Mrs.
W. NJ. Prilay in the death OF her father.
which occurred June % at his home In
West Hampden. Mrs. Prilay, who has
been with her father several days. return
ed home Wednesday for a brief stay, be-
Ing accompanied by Mr.. Priiay. who
went to Hampden Wednesday morning.
Linwood Badger OF the Coast Artillery
In Rockland arrived Wednesday for few
days visit with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. F.. Badger
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Meth
odist church will meet Thursday after
noon, June IS, with Mrs. NJ. NJ Taylor.
After the business session birthday So
cial will be enjoyed in observance OF
tine anniversary of the hostess birth.
Mrs Taylor is a time-honored member
Of the society, having served asS pres
ident for several years.
Miss Mamie Spaulding, who Is training
at the Lynn City hospital in Lynn, Mass.
and is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. s. Spaulding, has been passing a few
days in Palmyra with her aunt. Mrs.
Ralph Brown.
James Mavor Of New Brunswick. who
has been visiting his brother A. B. Ma
,or, left Wednesday on a business trip
in the vicinity of Bingham.
1t was voted at a special meeting of the
Universalist Ladies Aid Society held
Tuesday afternoon at the church to fur
nish supper Aug. Is, when the members
of the 10th Maine will meet with George
W. Patten of this town. A supper COM
nlittee was chosen with Mrs c. f. Phin-
ney as chairman. ~
T. E. Getchell of the Pittsfeld Coal
Co. left Tuesday for Portland to at
tend meeting of the Coal Dealers Asso-
citation, of which he is q member.
Mrs. Frank Mason OF Portland. who has
been visiting relatives in Machas for
two months. arrived In town Tuesday to
visit Rev. and Mrs A. e. Wright.
Miss Susie Davis of New York, who has
mother, Mrs. Louisa Davis, returned
home Wednesday.
Mrs. A. f. Wright will give party to
the members Of the primary class Of the
Universalist Sunday school on Thursday
afternoon, June g. at the parsonage
Fred and William Berry. twin sons Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 2. Berry of Portland,
xi oit NJ anil Mrs NJ
Mrs. Claire Thomas of Vermont, for
merly Miss Munsey Of this town, who is
passing the summer with her. parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Munsey of New
port, was in town Tuesday calling on
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry F. Libby and Mrs.
Alice Leavitt returned Tuesday from
Narragansett Pier, r. l., where Mr.. Lib
by. who is president Of the Maine Bank
ers' Association. attended the New Eng
land annual joint convention.
Beginning Monday. July .. and contin-
uing during the week. per cent. on all
cash sales at the John Gordon market
will be given the Red Cross Auxiliary.
Frank Fuller, who accompani MED Mrs.
Fuller and three children to Gornam, \.
H., where they VIII Visit Few weeks
has returned home.
Richard Tibbetts and Henry Mason left
Wednesday for Lake Winnecook where
they will tent a few days on EdraSnds'
shore.
The Red Cross rooms will be closed
Friday. June %, on account Of the Red
Cross benefit which will be given by the
members of the Pittsheld Tuesday Club.
The rooms will also be closed July 4.
The members of the Universalist Sum
day school and the Pine Tree Patrol of
the Boy Scouts will hold a lawn party
and entertainment Monday evening, July
?, on the church lawn.
Mrs James Baille of Sangerville is-,h
town. called by the death Of her mother,
Mrs David Henderson.