Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-10

children. Harold and Thelma. are visit
ing relatives in Kneo Tor a few days.
Miss Grace Brown left Saturday for
Portland to attend the wedding Of lis
Ruby Williams.
Miss Beatrice Bangs passed tn. week
end at her home in Sidney.
Miss Bessie Eickford was a Weekend
guest OF her cousin. Miss Ora Biokforh
of Fairfield
Frank Farran of .iorth vassalboro
is visiting his brother. James Farran.
and his sister, Mrs. John Reilly o. Fair
field street.
Lyman Mason has gone to Po-tlant
to be the guest OF his aunt. Mrs. Edna
Young. for a few days.
The financial standing Of the town.
according to the town report, is owe:
5000 ahead Of last year.
Mrs. Lettie Bachelor. who has been
visiting relatives in Durham for few
days was calling on friends in town
Saturday on her way to her home il
Kineo.
Joseph Kineo. who has been visiting
turned Saturday to the General hosri-
t3I IN BOSTON LOT treatment.
Mrs. Charles Clark has returne FROM
visit with Mrs. Harry Rose OF Lew
iston.
Bert Holmes has completed filling
the ice house for Murray Leonard at
Camp Hurricane. Salmon Lake. AID
is now filling the ice house Of c. n.
Emmons. David Sweeney and Wal
ter Trask at their cottage on Lake
Messalonskee.
Mrs. Forrest Bosworth and son
Harold. who have been visiting Mrs.
Bosworths sister. Miss Pearl Bow
der. for a few days. returned Satur-
dav to their home in sSkoNhegan.
The ''Idlcrs" met Friday evening
attke home Of Mrs. n. NJ. Marshall.
The evening was passed in playing
was won by Mrs. George N'ineg II.
Light refreshments were served. The
; guests present were: MrsM l..
Strickland. Mrs. Carl Witherel. Mrs.
James II. Witherell. Mrs. George
, Vinegar. Mrs. Edwin Foster Mrs.
Dean Wheeler. Mrs. Mvrt'e Pierce.
Mrs. W. +. Nigue. Mrs. J. II. Stevens,
Mrs. j. l.. Morrisette and Mrs. j. r..
7, Harris.
, Mrs Alice Gilman and Miss Grace
| R.ckfo1d have returned from Boston
, where they attended the spring mil!
! linery opening.
Maurice Foss, principa! Of the high
e;chool and his children. Mabel. Ra-
, chael and Elizabeth. were week END
| guests Of Mr.. Toss parents in NAL
! iSon.
| Walter Damren has returned 10
! Augusta. where he is employed, afte"
| passing a few days at his home III
, town.
! Mrs. Harry Higgins of Alpine street
has returned frcm Gray's hospital IL
Wateyvillle. where she has been sew
eral weeks for treatment.
Mrs. Thomas Walker Of Hiah
street has received a letter from her
nephew, Edward Il. Gray. who is u
wagner in the Evacuation Ambu-
lance CO. No. 9. stationed at St. Ma
zaire. France. Wagner Gray states
that he is in the best of health but
anxious to return home. His WORK
consists OF transferring the wounded
. from the hospitals and the Red Cross
trains 20 the boat in ambuianceS. He
expects TO remain until all the wound
ed in that district have been sem
home. This may i'e some time rs they
can only work when tie boats COM
in usually about two days out of a
week. handling about 1ccn men lay.
thus making something like 30'0 men
4 week to be sent homa.
Percy Hanson of Watervillle has
completed his duties at this end CT
, the lire and has gone to Bingham.
, where he will be employed in the H.
/ ture.
Mrs. Walter Muir has gone to Port
lard or business for few days.
Mrs. Guy Sawtellle. who has been
critically i'll for several weeks with
influenza, is Hhle to be out again.
Mrs. f. II. Keirstead Of Hoxie was
a business visitor in town Saturday.