Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-08

dies were in attendaNce: Mrs. Annie p.
Hackett, Mrs. Walter P. Ordway, Mrs.
Alice L. Wadsworth. Mrs. Fred r. Law
renee and Miss Leila Fairbrother. They
drove to North Arson in Mrs. Ond-
ways car and were received by Mrs.
Bunker at her home in that village. She
afterwards motored to the Ledge House
with her guests for dinner, returning
with them by the way of Stratton and
Kingfeld. Mrs. Elizabeth Powers Mer-
rill and Miss Edith NJ. Gledhill and
Mrs. Robert Lord, who now resides in
Portsmouth, n. H., are also members.
The ladies hold only occasional meet
ings OF purely social nature.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mathew G, Kennedy
have purchased of Mrs. Derne J.
Greene and her mother, Mrs. Nicker-
son. their home on Water street at
present occupied by the former own
ers and M. e. Smith and family. Mr..
and Mrs. Kennedy will not move to
their new purchase until the sale of
their farm. where they have resided
for several years, on the East Madi-
son road.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Mills, accom-
panied by their daughter, Mrs. A. B.
Lamb. left Saturday morning on the
o'clock train to attend the G. A. r.
and Woman's Relief Conventions in
Columbus, Ohio. They will remain
there for four days and then continue
on their journey to Indiana to visit
a brother Of Mr.. Mills, whom he has
not seen for many years.
Mrs. Mae Allen left Saturday
morning for visit in Boston.
Miss Kate White and Miss Nellie
White. school teachers in New York
City who have been visiting their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. White
on Hilton Hill during the summer.
returned to resume their duties Sat-
urday last
Robert Matson Of Brighton. Mass,
who has been passing the summer
with his aunt, Mrs. Carrie MacPher.
son, returned home Saturday.
Bert Avore and Charles Cleveland
went to Waterville Saturday to Join
Frank p. Pennell, ex-sheriff of the
county, who is in charge of the Gen.
trail Maine grounds next week during
the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Mcclure went
to Gardiner Saturday for a visit.
Maurice s. PhiIbrrick went to
Brunswick Saturday to arrange for
the resuming Of his studies at Bow
doin college. following his war time
interruption.
Morrill, Hoxie left Saturday morn.
ing for Boston. He returned from
overseas war service several months
ago and Is expecting to locate in
Boston or vicinity. He will visit for
a time Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Martin
In WATERFOWL. Mass.
Mrs. James H. Hillins has closed
ner cottage at Lakewood and il pass
ing two weeks with Miss Alice Y.
Iooorich OF Water street, prenara-
tory TO leaving for Keene, N. n
wnefe Mr.. Hillins IL located.
The infant daughter Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. George Beautin Of Bath Va
brought here for interment in Cal
vary cemetery on Friday. It lived
only for about one day. There are
no other children in the family. Mr..
Beautin formerly resided In this
place, being q brother Of Mrs. F. X.
Poulin and Mrs. Alfred Warrington.
Adolph Doyle Of Dunellan. N. T.,
who has been the guest Of Adolph
Gilblair. returned home Seturday.
Andrew Doyle and George Murphy
Of the same place. who have been
VISITING friends in town, departed
Saturday. @
G. b. White and p. CsaWhite are
. good Yield from their
szten.iy. apple orchards on Hilton