Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-16

ter visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Blomley. for 4 few days.
| z. J. Mayo Of Foxcrnft, treasurer
I Of the Cascade WOODEN mill, was
/ business visitor in town Tuesday
/ Private Henry Drake, who has heen
visiting his sister. Mrs. Charles Wa
/ ton Of Water street and has also
! been the guest Of relatives n r1rrs-
| field. left Tuesday morning for Fort
/ Hamilton. n. =. where he is sta
toned
/ Miss Alice Far-a-, teacher IN the
/ public schools al Waverly, Mass.
( has arrived IN town and viii pass the
| summer vaca+inn with her mother,
/ Mrs. Rebecca Farrar Of Fairfield
street
! Horace Thomas Of Portland. for
| rner1y If Oakland, was calling OF
/ friends IN town recently.
Mrs Frank Mendell has returned to
Ter home IN Augusta after visiting
! her sister, Mrs. Joseph ManTer for a
| few days. She was accompanied by
her Young sen, Howard, who has been
guest IF his aunt for several weeks
Z Mrs. Herbert Frost and daughter
Hazel Of Boston are visiting Mrs
Frost sister. Mrs. Omar BuzzeI, for
! three veeks
Mr.. ard Mrs J. F. Siblev of Bos-
ten have arrived in town and viii
pass rwo-weeks vacation III Snug
Earbor camps.
Mrs. Clara RunneIls has returned
from Visit with her sister, Mrs.
/ Fuller of Winslow
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Leeds of New
York City are guests III Snug Har-
Dor camps.
Horace Greeley made a business
trip 10 Portland Tuesday
Chester GeIchell Of the GetcheIl
Foundry * Machine Co, left Tues
day on L short business Trip To Port
land.
Miss Ella Spencer. who has been
visiting her niece. Mrs. Henry Smell
cf VIM. &c guest Of Mrs. Charles
Lord on her way 10 her home N
Portland.
. Deputy Sheriff David Ellis was a
, business visitor n Augusta Tuesday
church VIII meet thls afternoon al
, the home Of Mrs. George Johnston on
Fairfield street All those who are in
terested n the church work are in
v.ted 10 attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Z. Morr;set1e are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Il Morse
AT their summer home IN Jefferson
for d week.
Gescrge Il. Bryant Of CHURCH
str et has received an Interesting
souvenir n me form of a German
canteen. which was sent him by his
nephew, Corporal George B. Rogers
II The HeadquaTtsrs Co. 18th Regi-
ment, I. :. Marines stationed at St.
Nazaire, France.
Mss Beulah O'Neil Of Troutdale is
guest Of Miss Ruby Cochrane al
me nome Of her grandmother. Mrs.
orllla Cochran.
The dance held Tuesday evening in
Menor1a. hall was a great SUCCESS.
Music was furnished by Moultuu' s
orchestra
MISS Frances Rushtun If N0r-idre-
v'ock was 4 guest Tuesday of her
sister, Mrs. Lloyd SawteIle IN her
way TO the East Pond camps. where
she has secured employment for the
summer
Mrs Ralph Eerrick and daughter
CaroIyn Of Augusta are visiting Mrs.
t5err1ck parents. Mr.. and MRS. r.
A Sfurtevant of Oakland Heights.
Funeral services for Beverly Nav,
the infant daughter of NJ. and Mrs.
William Bragg, VIII be held this
morning at the residence of Mrs.
Bragg's father, Rodney Barrett. ar
10 o'clock. Rev. " P HOFFMAN of
the Methodist church officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Pulien and
daughter Dorothea have returned IN
their home in Portland, after visit
ing Mr.. PuIlen's mother. Mrs Eta
Puilen.
Private Scott Rickfard. who re.
Gently returned from overseas land
ing at Newport News. Va. July 2,
and has received his discharge from
Camp Devens, is at the home of his
mother. Mrs George Philbrick. Pr
Vate Bickford enlisted July -, 1877. IN
the LIST Maine Field Artillery (MiIli-
ken RegimenD and was sent II
Camp Bartlett, westfield, Mass, and
Wis transferred 70 the 18th Pioneer
Regiment and served several months
az Camp Green. North Carolina
and also AT Spartanburg, S. g., al
which place he was transferred u
The LIST Pioneer Regiment and sent
To Camp Mills. N. 7. sailing July Z
1913. for France. He saw active ser
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