Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-01


Reynolds was not tardy for the term.
BEST wishes for Miss Blaisdells flu
ture success in her school work.
Mrs. H.. c. Gilmore was a visitor
Tuesday of Miss Lena Taylor and
Miss Annie Freeman.
Next Thursday, July 3. the Sunday
school at West Sidney will hold its
picnic at Silver Lake, to which ev-
tIyone whether a member of the
school or not, is invited. Please
take drinking cup. Fred e. Dud-
'ey has kindly offered to take all who
lave no other way of getting there
The team will be at Mr.. SCOTS store
thursday morning at ESQ sharp. Mr..
trench plans to go over the road to
the Lake Wednesday to have it in
good condition.
The house of p. w. French, Pond
road, had a narrow escape from be-
ing burned Sunday morning. Mr.
French arose and built the fire and
went to the barn to do his chores
Soon the members of the family dis
covered that the house was on fire,
having caught around the Gimme.
end had burned through the parti-
ton. Timely aid and quick hands
saved the beautiful home.
H. c. Dyer. overseer Oakland farm
was In town last week and visited
Daniel Quimby.
1AKESHORE-Ru Lodge. No
e03, F. & A. NJ, held a special meet
ing last Saturday evening. Candi-
dates were instructed In the NJ. NJ
degree and refreshments consisting
Of cake, coffee and strawberries were
eerved. Visitors were present from
10 lodges. Three crates Of strawber-
ries (96 quarts) were disposed Of and
very pleasant evening was passed
Among those from Waterville was
D. D. G. M. Harry Grindall.
Sidney Grange, No. 1914. p. Of. H.
observed Children's night last Thurs
day evening with large attendance
and a splendid program. Refresh.
ments were served at the close. Only
one more meeting will be held before
the summer vacation.
Several boys from the Free Baptist
Sunday school visited their teacher
+. w. 1onsley last Tuesday evening
at Lakeshore. This class IL com.
posed Of boys ranging In age from
IL 70 30 years and IL known 90 the
"Bassca Class" A. treat Of leo cream
and cake was served ana the even,
Ing was passed very pleasantly.
The boys are beginning to arrive
ut Cedar Crest Camps and within q
few days this will be the busies,
place on the lake. From rs to 100
boys viii occupy this beautiful spo,
until Sept. 1st.
Mrs. Addie NJ. Longley, who ha,
been visiting her sister, Mrs. 8. w
Balentine of South Gardiner, arrived
home Wednesday last.
Several from here attended the
Welcome Home to the Soldiers an6
Sailors at Oakland last Wednesday
This was the biggest thing Oakland
has ever seen in the towns history
The floats, the music and the whole
program were great success.
Some from here attended the meet.
ing Of Cascade Grange last Saturda,
evening at Oakland. State Deput,
Cleaves was present and inspected
the Grange.
George Austin of the Bartlett road
is marketing a large amount of fine
Strawberries at this time at goo6
prices.
Sanford Philbrook was in Water
vile on business last Thursday.
H. E. Blanchard, who is working
at North Belgrade, was week end
visitor at Lakeshore.
Some few farmers are beginning
kaying but most Of them will not be
gin till Monday, July Z.
About the usual number from here
attended the Oakland Free Baptist
church and Sunday school last Sun.
day. The pastor, Rev. c. l.
Wheaton. took for his text, John
S-29. The annual picnic will be held
at Lakeside Campground on Tues
Cay, July /. All welcome.
r. D. Palmer Of Augusta was call
ing here last Monday, June 90.
Several summer bearders have al
ready arrived at the home of Jason
Taylor and sons and more will ar
rive this week.
Frank Logree is working at Cedar
Crest Camps putting on the finishing
j. r. Wilmington Of Norwood, Mass
arrived In town last week and will
pass the summer at his cottage on
the Massachusetts.
Mrs. Annie vanderson. who has
been Visiting at the home of her
cousin, G. w. Manter for several DAYS
las returned to her home in Cali
tornia.
The Children's concert at the Free
Baptist church Sunday evening was
a great success in every way and a
large number were present.
1t is hoped that all will remember
the meeting of the Longlev Cemetery
Association on Wednesday evening.
July 2 at the residence Of Manson w
CoWan.
John Griffin and Merton Jackson
were callers at Lakeshore last
Wednesday.
A splendid shower visited this sec.
tior Friday afternoon and all vege-
tation was much improved and re-
vived.