Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-26
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w A. Hall went to Readfield. Sat
urday, to visit his son, L. w. Hall,
and family.
Miss Minnie Williams Of Waterville
was a brief caller in town Saturday
afternoon, on her way to Canaan to
be the guest Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Williams. She was ac-
companied by Miss Eta Ellis Of Wa
terville for a weekend visit.
E. E. Light, who is building bar
rel shop near Hilton Hill in Corn
willie, returned to Hotel Barnes Sat-
urday night. Sunday he left for his
home in Union where he will pass a
week with his family and attend
Union fair.
W. A. Hoxie was the guest of his
sister, Mrs. Ruby Goodwin, of North
Fairfield, the past week
The r. E. Club, which was large
club and much enjoyed several years
ago, has been reorganiZed, a meeting
having been held at the hall Satur-
day afternoon.
Guests at Springside Sunday were
Nh and Mrs. G. N. Smith of Corn
vile, Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Rowe of
Oakland, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Ebert
Sawyer and daughter, Carmen, of
Augusta.
Mrs. E. c. Joy has gone to North
Reading, Mass, to be the guest of
her daughter, Miss Evelyn Joy, who
has a position as teacher at that
place.
Mrs. w. f. Palmer has been the
guest Of her father, +. NJ. Dunbar, in
Skowhegan the past few days.
Levi Decker has accepted a posi-
ton to work in the mill and handle
grain at tho Head store.
n. H. Hinckloy. James w. futile
end Walter Price of Good Will farm
We're guests of John Lawry of Fair
field Friday in an automobile trip to
Bar Harbor, Seal Harbor and North
west Harbor.
The kite flying contest, the first at
Good Will since 1916, took place Fri
day afternoon at 2.30 o'clock, at ZAP
plchurSt." There were 81 entries.
The Judges were Mrs. +. II. Pratt, Ira
r. Elliott and Earle Elliott OF Gin
l.
shown in the contest which is two
sections, the High school and the
Grammar school. The judging was
upon the following: workmanship,
promptncss in setting the kite up,
steadincss of flight, height, general
| appearance and novelty. The prizes
| were awarded as follows: In the
Grammar school the first to Stephen
Nendriek the second to his brother,
| William Ncndrick, with special men
ton to Maurice 81, Hinckley; in the
High school, David Brown. first,
Ralph Hoxie second. Much interest
was manifested also in the kites put
uc by Principal Merriam and Justin
johnson, teachers in the High school.
George Amcs and brother, John
Amcs of Canaan, who have been
painting on the buildings Of +. A.
Kicker and sons for the past two
weeks, have completed their job and
returned to their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Carr Of Bel
fast was in this place Saturday
morning calling on friends. They
were on their way to Pleasant pond
their former cottage.
DR.. Wallace Fogg and son OF T"i"-
field, accompanied by Horace Wey-
| mouth Of the same llIr ~ Iii ...J
vicinity Sunday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur WardWcll of
Madison were calling on old friends
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. +. Kicker, accom-
panied BY Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Elliott
and the trailer Camp Gypsy" start
cd for Pleasant pond, Caratunk
Sunday where they Will camp several
days
Mr.. and Mrs Ellsworth Bcssey have
been entertaining friends from Madi-
son the past week.
Doris Foster Of Canaan visited
Louise Kicker Friday and Saturday.
Lee Richardson, while on his way
home from Skowhcgan Saturday
evening, was run into by another car
His car was badly smashed up. He
and a friend with him were very
fortunate in escaping with only q fcw
cuts from broken glass.
Mrs. Herbert Ames of Skowhegar
visited Mrs. Percy Kicker Friday, and
called on old neighbors and friends.
+. 2. Head and company recently
had a gasoline pump set near their
store platform.