Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-17

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Mr. and Mrs, c. H. Spooner of
Providence. r. l.. and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Keenland of Princeton, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Pack
ard one day this week.
". H. Illsley of Boston was the
guest Of F. l. Bishop on Thursday Of
this week.
Miss Evelyn Waugh has gone TO
: Island Falls to leach this year.
Members of Abenaki Chapter. Q.
f. S. enjoyed a delightful evening at
the Berdine cottage on the shore Of
Lake Maranacook, Wednesday, with
Mrs. E. H. Penniman as hostess. A
corn roast was the feature Of the
: evening.
Mrs. Eva Sturtevant passed We'd
lesday m Watervine.
Leroy Carleton, Jr., has returned to
his studies at Hebron academy.
Z Carroll ToWle has returned 10
Brunswick, where he is a student at
Bowdoin college
Miss Helena Bissonette has gone
to Orono, where she is attending the
University of Maine.
Mrs Laura Mullen and children of
Fayette recently were guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. William Martin.
Miss Alice Blanchard of Portland
: is The guest of Mrs. H. j. Bailey
Ray kimball has gone to Orono,
where he is q student at the Uni
versity OF Maine.
Mrs. n. L. Hannaford and her
brother, Chester True. are passing
the week with Relatives in Liver
more Falls.
Kingsley Sawyer has returned to
Dorchester after visit with G. NJ.
Foster.
Nelson F. Hadley has returned to
Brunswick after three weeks visit
with his sister, Mrs. NJ. r. Hinckley.
George Sturtevant of Springfield,
Mass, passed Thursday with his
family here.
Mr.. and Mrs E. r. Bonney and
family of Auburn, MI and Mrs D.
z. Ball and Mrs. Sarah Ball of Ever
ett Mass. recently were guests of
Mr., and Mrs. Roswell Bates of Stur-
tevant hill. They came by automo-
bile and Miss Laura Bonney. who has
been passing the summer with her
siAer, Mrs. Bates, returned to Au-
burn with them
W. -. WI j IciltLi mas ISIuIuSu LIOul
the Adirondacks, where she passed
several weeks.
y horse owned by |. A. Hills and
: used in making deliveries from the
Winthrop Market became frightened
Tuesday and ran into the corner of
Herbert Moultons house on Royal
: sleet. striking his shoulder against
the side of the building with such
force that the animal received sew
Clal severecuts. Another runaway
occurred Thursday forenoon when a
: pair OF. work horses attached TO a
: dump cart became frightened at an
automobile as they were standing in
: front OF MaXim's mill. They ran down
Z Central street and around Bowdoin
: street, finally being captured with
!. no apparent injury to horses or cart
: NJ. W. Wiswell. manager of the
Z Winthrop Branch Of the Augusta
Trust company, has q supply of
: Maine Centennial half dollars which
: will be given out at face value. one
to q person. These half dollars are
very attractive little pocket pieces.
: One side is ornamented with the
State seal and the other carries a
3 wreath of pine and the words
: Maine Centennial, 1S20-1920"
+. w. Ainslie of Monmouth was
the guest Friday of his brother, 2.
NJ, Ainslie.
: Mr. and Mrs. Harris Woodman are
enjoying a trip TO Cape Cod bay
, Harrison Woodman is staying with
Mrs. A. A. Wilton during their alb
. sence.
IiSS Of
very interesting talk TO the ladies' Of
the Farm Bureau of East Winthrop
at the Baptist church Tuesday after
noon The subject for the discussion
Of the afternoon was Civics and
Miss Brown explained and talked on
, various parts of the constitution.
George T. Curry of Gardiner was
before Judge H. f. Foster of the
municipal court this week charged
with speeding. He paid fine of so
and costs.
Mrs. Charles Higgins of Kittery is
visiting in East Winthrop. Mrs
Higgins is Il former resident of the
place.
j. E. ID. burlington was one of a
class of nearly 200 to become a
Shriner at Lewiston Tuesday eve
ming.
Mrs. Clara Hamomnd of North
Monmouth was the guest Wednesday
of Mrs. j. G. Cushman.
,, Mrs, Mary Waldron of Lewiston is
visiting relatives. in town
Mrs. +. A. Titus, Mrs. Frank
Hammond. Mrs, Emma Bailey. Miss
Marie Carr and Mrs. Alice Cleaves
attended the meeting of Pomona
, Grunge at West Gardiner on Tues
day.
Mrs. Fred Spear, Mrs. w. f. Hew-
EFT and Mrs Jason Faulkenham
have been recent guests of relatives
in Portland, stopping off at the Lew
lston fair on their return home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Roberts of
Gorham, n. H.. have recently were
visitors in town.
Guy Stetson and Ralph Titus will
PASS the weekend with friends in
, Portland.
The Colby football squad, number
ing -, is in training at the State Y.
NJ. G. A. camp at Winthrop Center
for a week. With them are their
trainers and Jefferson Smith and A.
y. Head of Waterville.
Miss Evelyn NJ Parkman is sub
Sfjtptipo al 10 Hou-o solooI