Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-06

W. w Nye at their home on MAIL
! street. i
Mrs. Sophia Mcdonald. who has
| been engaged as school teacher AT
the Larone school, mas resigned her
position and returned 70 her home
! in town.
Miss Margaret Totman passed the
! weekend at her home on Lawrence
! avenue fro0 Oak Grove Seminary.
where she is engaged as school teach
| e..
; Harry Barney, who has recently re-
| turned from overseas, has received
| his discharge from service and Is
visiting his mother on upper Main
| street.
| Posters have been placed in the
| store windows advertising a dance to
be held Monday evening. Oct. Is, at
the American Legion kail tor the ben
eft Of the George o. Grover Post.
| Mrs. Alice Weeks OF Richmond was
| the guest Of friends in town Satur-
dey. Mrs. Weeks will 60 to Jamaica
Plain. where she win pass the winter.
| Mr. and Mrs. l. A. Ross and daugh-
! ter of Gardiner are n town, being
called here by the death Of Mrs.
Reg sister. Mrs. w. e. Briggs.
Lendell Grant, who has been en-
pIoysd in Boston tor some time, has
arrived in town end viii pass the
| winter here.
, RIDGE ROAD-M-s. Charles 30 nton
e waterviii, pesss1 Thursday with
Mrs. Lloyd Chapman.
Mr. ana Mr.. Elmer TWIST Of Water
! Vile were .ussts Sunday Of Mr.. and
| NJ .. n. Twist. Miss Luc:n;a BlRis-
! dell, te"cher in the Myrtle street
school Of Wa.e-v,l!e and niece Of Mrs.
Tvi t. WIS also a guest.
| Mrs +. A. S.ur,ivant Of Oakland
Nights. Mrs. Ellen Str want OF Au
| Gus O rni Mr., ana Ms. Ralph Herrick
and ca ish.er rvs!yn CT Augusta were
caller, srn.ay at the EcEe Of L. I.
st rt.vrnt.
Mrs. Jchn A. Harris and son. Walter
Harris. p. ssel Tuesday with re: sister.
Mrs. Cecil Chase Ct Har;land.
Charles Gleason Ct Grssnv:i,, vas 3
esl,er Friday ct Arthur Howes'.
A. II. Ell has returned from Show
herAn far, "; ere he captured Is blue
r.h .ors with lis herd o: purehred Tu.
ri, sheep. Mrs. Els vas also q Visitor
al the fair enc tsy
Mr.. and Mr.. N. D. Twist attended the
wi1slow far Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merlin Joy Of Benton
rassod the we end with their respec.
tive parents. Mr. and Mrs. Colby Joy
and Ny and Mrs. Almond Goodwin.
! MIR. and Mrs. Fraser Gee Psori and
I leila Charman took an auto trip to
! Garsi- er Sunday
Mr.. and Ms. Albert Joy Of shawmut
passed Sunday At the heme OF Colby
Joy Mr.. and N 9. L. L. Allen CT Fair
fed Center have also bee2 cel!era Of
Mt and Mr.. Colby Joy.
HINCKLEY-Everett Cam is working
in t:@ store at the Farmers Un:,a thiJ
week.
Jo-n E. Conner, who has bean in poor
health for several yeas. is better this
fall and IL able to assist his son in
many ways about the place.
| Mrs. Clara E. Swift OF Farrinsdala
, IL IN town visiting fr.sn:s
Frank n. Currier returned to his
/ hone in Bowdoin Friday after passing
a wseks vacation in this place. Show
+ gan and c. rnyiile.
! Tnere will be a musical program at
the kennebecfiie Cub next Friday aft
emo and ne'ghbors are inv.teI to at
, tend.
Skc wfesan fair called many people
/ from this verify and al report a good
( time and large crowd.
Mrs. Hrllah Burs was in Show
/; Re an recently on BITS nssa
MIR. and Mrs. F. Ebert Sawyer and
daughter Carmen Of Augusta were
guests in town Sc t. Is.
Ms. Melvu Palmer. regent Of Eleazec
Parker Chapter. j.. A. r., attended the
meet ng Of the advscry board at the
Free Baptist church in Waterville Tues
day. the morning session be ng called
at 1890, end tire state regent. Mrs. Lucy
Woodnull Hazlett presiding. At !
o'clock dinner was served In the vestry
and at 23o tn, meeting again called t.
order At ool-ck q reception was
| 7eld a. the h>me cf Mrs. Ann Pulsife-
CT Co,ieSe avenue. where q delightful
| soc al hour was enjoyed.
Two pieces of potatoes have been OBJ.
served the past season which have csUs
ed considerable comment as to the req
| sen why trey did not do better. Many
of the hills did not have any plants at
al. the grea' er part Of both lots be-
ing decide 'ly unsuccessf The two
men who planted. although living about
Is miles app TT. recently compared notes
and it was found that the potatoes were
Dire pDed at the same time. the very first
Of June, when the weather was ex-
ceedingly fot Ii this was the cause
OF tire trouble it may perhaps hep some
other farmer to know about 1t.
Prank /. Ellig fnrnaarlu cnl,nol