Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-02
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Otis and Roy
Crotto and children. James, Halsie,
Betty, Halda and Jennie, all of Madi-
| son. were in town Sunday, making the
! trip by automobile.
Mrs. John Connors Of Gardiner was
in town Memorial day. the guest Of her
brother, Fred Bachelor.
Mrs Hattie Bachelor and her
| brother, Henry Stevens, of Harmony,
\ also Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Stevens of
/ Waterville, were visitors in town over
| Memorial day.
The mail carriers appeared in new
uniforms Memorial day and made a
very attract appearance. The uni
forms are of cadet blue.
Mr. and Mrs. William Bragg have
moved from Belgrade road into the
tenement owned by Andrew Rice on
| Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Orminston and
| children, John end Gladys, have re-
! turned to their home in Plymouth,
Mass, after having visited at the
, home of Mr. Orminston's parents, Mir.
| and Mrs. George Orminston.
Mrs. Harry BlaiSdell and daughter,
| Margaret, have returned from Port
! land, where they have been visiting
Mrs. Blaisdell's uncle, Joseph Spear
William Munsey has returned to his
home in Dor hester Mass, after hay
ing visited his sister, Mrs. Edna Blake.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Chapman of Gar
/ diner and two children are visiting at
the home of Mr.. Chapmans mother,
Mrs. Aurilla Chapman.
| Mrs. Sadie Folsom and son. Arthur
also James Hartigan of Rochester. n.
H.. are visiting at the home of Miss
| Edna Bates.
Mrs. Emily Rowe of Boston, DR..
Lynn Goodrich and family of Lewis
ton. Mrs. Catherine Mills of Augusta.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Blood and
Helen and Stanley Goodrich of Angus
Ia, are guests at the home of Angus
tus Goodrich on the East Pond road.
Mrs. Maud Lovitte of Augusta Wis
tied at her home over Memorial day.
Bob Haines, formerly proprietor of
/ Hotel Coburn, Skowhegan. was Wis
itor in town over Memorial day.
Mrs. Anna Ellis, who has been pass
ing few days at her old home in
town. has returned to Portland.
Mrs. George Bradford, Miss Alice
Bradford, and Miss Marjorie Bradford,
all of Portland, passed Memorial day
at the home OF Mrs. Bradfords par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Brann.
Arthur Pettigrove has sold his farm
on the McGraw Pond road and will
soon move his family to Gardiner,
where he has purchased a place.
Miss Doris Crowel of Portland
passed Memorial day at the home of
her father, Charles Crowell, on Church
street.
Alden Savage, who has been very
| i'll at his home on Church street. is re-
ported as improving
Memorial day exercises were held in
Memorial hall Tuesday evening with
a very stirring address by Prof. Hen
ry Brown of Colby college. There
was good sized audience. the balcony
being we'll filled with the children Of
the public schools. The program for
the evening was we'll carried out with
Comrade George w. Goulding as chair
man and was as follows: Overture,
| Drew Band of Watervillc; Invocation,
Rev. II. +. kennedy; dirge by the
! band; reading the original General
! Orders Jesse Hallett selection by
/ the band; reading Lincon's Gcttys-
| burg address, Miss Beatrice Iessard
! solo, Star Spangled Banner" Mrs.
! Grace Currier; reading roll of honor of
all wars. George r. Benson: salute to
the flag. led by National president Of
|
Benson: selection by the band; ad-
dress. Prof. Henry w. Brown; sing
ing. america" by the audience; ben
ediction Rev. II. f. Kennedy.
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
church will hold a food sale al the
store of Mrs. NJ. L. Stott Friday after
noon at $50 The committee in
charge are Mrs. Guy Moore. Mrs. For
rest Fowles and Mrs. Frank Marsh.
Miss Gladys Hersom of this town,
who is at present teaching in Greene,
| the home of her sister, Mrs. Jacob
! Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Pettigrove
were recent visitors at the home Of
NJ. l.. Goodhue in Sidney.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Cowan and chill
dren of Sidney were weekend guests
at the home of John S. Tapey.
Mrs. Eliza Perkins has returned to
her home in Waterville after calling
recently on old friends in town.
Miss Amelia Pierce has returned
to her home in Augusta, after having
visited at the home of her uncle, Clyde
| Wheeler on Main street.
Carl and Tom Withce, who passed
Memorial day at their home in town,
have return I'd to Sangcrvillc, where
| they are employed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Holman have
! purchased the Folsom house on Water
/ street and will move into their new
home soon.
Leo Holman is quite i'll at his home
on Heath street.
| Miss Florence Talberth has arrived
! in town from Boston, Mass, where she
| has passed several months. She will
] remain at home this summer
Cascade Grange
| At the regular meeting Of Cascade
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