Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-14

the noon hour was thoroughly On.
joyed and all did justice. Much
credit Is due the committee and all
who helped to make the day ons long
to be remembered.
Mrs. e. L. Swift, July eth, enter.
tanned the ladies of the Sidney Whist +,
Club, and their friends, numbering
IS. Mrs. Swift's cottage being occ,:- !
pied the party met at G. L. Swift |
cottage, Lake Messalonskee. A de.
licious chowder was served. by ,thel
hostess; pies, cakes and lemonade
were also enjoyed at the noon hour
by the guests. The day was pass~d
in bathing. boating and at cards.
Those out Of town to be present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Torrey aad
son, Roland Of South Weymouth,
Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. Tolman and son
Horace of Dorchester, Mass. and
Mr.. Doane of Massachusetts,. ..rv
w. c. Abbott, Llewellyn Abbott and
Harold Bean have been hauling baled
hay for Hannah Woodward from the
Butterfield place to Belgrade Station.
J. E. Blaisdell. who has recently
arrived from overseas is passing the
summer at his home.
Arthur Tillson has been substitut.
ing for his brother on r. F. d. Z for
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Bennett and
daughter Miss Mabel of Augusta
passed a few days recently with Mr..
Benefits mother. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
win Lovejoy. On Sunday the party.
including Mr.. and Mrs. Lovejoy and
son Cecil. passed the day with the
latter's daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. c..
B. Blaisdell. Pond road.
A meeting of the children and
mother with their little ones, with
few of the young ladies'. was held
at the Baptist church last Sunday
in the interest of the Sunday school
and church. Refreshments Of sand
witches and cake were served. The
meeting will be known as the Mis-.
sion Band and plans to meet every
month have been made. Those pres |
ent: Mrs. Fred Taylor, Mrs. Wal.
ter Biaisdell and two children, Ches-
ter and Vera, Mrs. w. o. Abbott andi
two children, Walter and John, Mrs.
c. e. Smith, Grace Blaisdell., Mabel
and Jennie Freeman, Hazel Trask,
Lyon. Rosa Dudley, Dorothy and
Genevieve Wiley. Dianna and Grace
Blouin, Raymond Dyer. John Robin. :
son. Eta Lovejoy.
Arthur Keene has built a garage,
Mrs. Matilda Gilroy Of Belgrade
passed the weekend with Alex Mills
and family.
Miss Lena Taylor who has had a
severe attack Of rheumatism is much
improved.
Charles Ellis has just arrived from
France.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Torrey and son
Roland Of South Weymouth, Mass,
have been passing q week with Mrs,
Torrey's niece Mrs. e. L. Swift. The
family came by auto. and on their
return Saturday were accompanied |
as far as Gardiner by Miss Dorothy !
Swift. )
Mr.. and Mrs. Merton Swift and
daughter Ola and Mrs. Hill all OF Au-
gusta have been occupying the e. i,
Swift cottage. Lake Massachusetts.
Percy Hallett and family Of Sidney
left the cottage for their home SUM-
day. |
Friends Of Mrs. David Lambert oil
Manchester hear with regret Of herr
sudden death. :s,; .N~f~
Miss Pauline wyman Of the Etatej
hospital East Gardiner, Mass, ar.
rived at the home of her parental
Mr. and Mrs. L. Fl. Wyman, Sundayd
The two little Lovely girls Of wtn.l
throp passed last week with Mr.. anal
Mrs. Ephriana Ballard. |
Mr., and Mrs. c. =. Smith were ed
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