Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-20
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The kings of Harmony" orches- :
ira which has been playing at Lake +
| George for the summer has re-
! turned to Boston.
Earl Grundy. who has been visit I
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Grundy. returned to Boston Monday /
| morning. On Sunday Mr.. Grundy
delivered the sermon at the Mctho-
dist church.
Miss Mary A. Norris of Brook ,
line, Muss., returned home Monday
morning, after visiting her cousins,
Miss Louise Coburn ard Mrs. Grace
! Coburn Smith.
MIR. and Mrs. Clyde Tibbetts and
Mrs. Tibbetts mother, Mrs. Virginia
| Nye, returned to WaterVille Monday
morning, after passing the weekend !
In Canaan.
Mrs. Alice Stevens and daughter,
Bernice of West Baldwin. have re-
turned home after visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. c. w. Clements of East Madi-
son.
Mrs. Maria Folsom has gone to s,
Readfield to visit her niece, Mrs. L.
\. Frost
i Mrs. Victor Bouchard and Mrs. Joe
! DUDE were in Watervile Monday.
/ Mrs. Beatrice Gudin, who has
been visiting Mrs. Amanda Poulin,
| has returned to Somersworth, y. II.
! Mrs. Emma Gullifer has returned
! home after visiting her son, Winfield
! who is ILL
! Attorney and Mrs. Thomas Weeks
| have returned to Waterville. after
passing the weekend with Mrs.
Weeks parents. Mr.. and Mrs. o. W.
! Chase.
The funeral services of the late
! Benjamin Gaylord who died Sundayi
will be held on Tuesday afternoon at
O'Clock at his home on the new
road to Athens'a and will be conducted
by the Rev. Herbert l.. Nichols OIL
the Methodist church.
The Wesserrunsctt Grange at
! Cornville met on Saturday evening.
| The regular business was transacted.
Roland It. Patten. the business man
ager of the Independent Reporter.
spoke on How the Farmers Could
Use the Independent Reporter TO
their Advantage The next meeting
/ VIII be held in two weeks. on Sep
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Misses Nuverine and Teresa Bis
son, who have been passing a two
| weeks vacation at their home on
! Water street. have returned to New
York
Lester Packard. Miss Celia Pack
ard and Mr.. and Mrs. Selvin Elan
ders motored to Weld Sunday and
passed the day with Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Larry. Mrs. Flanders re-
naming for a visit there.
Miss Annie Paradis has returned
10 Prcsque Isle Normal school after
i passing the summer at her home.
Maurice Philbricb has returned to
Boston after visiting his parents. Mr..
ana Mrs. John Philbrick, for a few
weeks
Miss Lillian Horne of Worcester.
MASS VIII pass the winter at the
nome OF Charles Horne of Canaan.
Florence Bprrill has resumed her
duties at the Farm Bureau office.
AFTER a weeks vacation.
Al the Bethany Baptist church on
sunday evening the delegates who
attended the New England Baptist
convention at Ocean Park. spoke on
the important things which thew
heard there. The subject was sea
breezes from Oceun Park" The re-
ports were as follows: The Trim
DOWN Fred Nye. Mrs. Ernest
Decker; Our Apartments" Mrs.
Nina Clough; Registration of Pu-
! pi's and Buildings" Mrs. Hight.
! Our Menu" George Halves. Ruth
Atkinson; Camp Bible" Kenneth
| Copp. William Hoyt Murray Deck
or; Servants of the King" Helen
/ Hight, Reba Vail. Edith Simpson;
! Junior Conference" Virginia Ames,
Louise Stinchfield. Fayalcne Decker:
1 Evening at Temple" Dorothy At
/ kinson, Ruth Hoyt; Recreation"
! Burdena. Valliere. Dorothea Clough:
financial report. Mrs. Decker, Alice
Written; 'Evangelne Booth, Ethel
Ames.
| Mrs. Lila French is assisting Miss
June Ames at the Ames' Novelty
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