Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21
SIDNEY

SIDNEY
WESTERN. E. s. Philbrook of
Augusta has resumed his supply
work at the West Sidney Baptist
church. the services having been
cared for during his vacation by w.
E. Smith of Gardiner and Rev. L. L.
Dunn of Readfield on Sunday, Aug.
10 Lords Supper was observed. Mr.
Philbrook will not be at West Sidney
until Aug. 81. when, weather permit
ting he will preach at the usual
hour. No services next Sunday.
Aug. "a.
The opening Of mite boxes last
week at the church was enjoyed by
all and a goodly sum realized.
When all boxes are sent in a final re-
port will be given. Miss Addie Love-
Joy of birmingham, Mass. presided
at the piano and Mrs. John H. wy
man Of the, Sidney church spoke of
the needs of church work. .-.
Recent callers at Highland farm
were Mr.. and Mrs. John Clair Minor
of Watertown, Mass. his mother.
Mrs. Efiie Minot Of Belgrade and sis
ter. Miss Blanche Minot of Waverly.
Mass. and Mrs. F. E. Alexander aid
son. Reginald. of Washington, d. C.
w. r. Ayers and family Of Angus
Ia and Miss Rogers Of Bangor were
callers in this section Wednesday
night.
Mrs. Ralph Ballard and little
| daughter of Winthrop were week end
| visitors at the Ephraim Ballard
homestead.
H. F. Corson Of West Gardiner has
recently been in this section, calling
on old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wing Of Oak
land were guests Tuesday of F. E.
and Miss Lena Taylor, Pond road.
Mrs. F. e. Alexander and son Regi-
maid Of Washington, D. c., were also
their guests on Wednesday of last
week.
Mrs. Richard Chase of Canaan who
has been passing a week with her
brother, H. e. Trask returned home
Monday making the trip with her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
| Trask, who will visit her for short
time.
Mrs. Annie E. Lovejoy and
| daughter Miss Addie, left Saturday
morning for their home in Framing
ham, Mass. Mrs. Lovejoy had not
visited Maine for Is years and found
many changes. During their stay
! they visited Mrs. Lovejoy's niece.
Mrs. L. H. Wyman, and accompanied
by Miss Eta E. Lovejoy passed the
| day last Wednesday in the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Clark of Bel
grade. Mrs. Lovejoy and daughter
made calls in Sidney and Belgrade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eastman Of Brighton,
Mass. have been guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. C.. L. Richardson. Miss Violet
Ward Of Bath. who has been visiting
at the Richardson homestead left
Saturday morning and will pass a
! few days in Augusta before returning
to her home.
Daniel Quimby has returned to his
home after a few days visit at Bac-
on's Corner.
Mrs. Fred Taylor has returned
from a two weeks visit with rela-
tives and neighbors in Everett,
| Brookline and Ashmont, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Richardson and
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Wright Of Angus
Ia took dinner at New Meadows
Inn Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. wyman and
grandson Howard Whitney are at
their old home on Robinson Hill. Mr..
Wyman Is doing his haying and ex-
poets to finish in a day or so.
While Mr.. o. B. Abbott was in the
act of shaving. his glasses fell of.
and in trying to save them he made a
deep cut on the left hand which re-
quired five stitches.
o. B. Abbott and son have recently
purchased a harvester and binder
and are much pleased with the good
work it is doing.
NORTH-Mr. and Mrs. Byron
Hodgkins, DR.. D. A. Soule, Mrs.
Flora Gilman, principal Of the Gil
man commercial college and Miss
Blanch Hopkins of Bangor wepe
guests Of Miss Minnie Moore Sunday.
Will Northy of Augusta was call
ing on friends in town Saturday.
Ned Field and Mrs. Alice Blake
took an auto trip to Boston Tuesday
where they will pass week visit
ing friends.
Miss Olive Palmer left Saturday
on visit with friends in Skowhegan.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Tracy and
daughter Alta, of st. Adams. were
callers Saturday at W. p. Lyons.
Misses Alice and Antoinette Moore
of Augusta were guests Of their sis
ter. Minnie, Sunday.
| Mrs. Effie Field was one OF party
Of thirteen who attended picnic at
divers camp, Smithfield. Wednes-
day. The hostess furnished chow
der dinner which with the lunch bas-
kets carried. made an elaborate
spread.
Mrs. Eva Clark and son Arthur
and daughter Lydia left Monday
morning on an extended visit with
her mother at woodward's Cove,
Grand Manan. N. b.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Macarthur
passed Sunday at the Soldiers Home
Togus.
cassius Clark and Ned Golf have
each purchased an automobile.