Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-08

Friday. Aug. /. the primary and
Kindergarten classes of the Method
list sunday school held a picnic ON
the spacious lawn at the home of
II. \. Bigclow about one mile from
.tv village. Mrs. Dora Quimhy car
. rcd the little tots to and from the
picnic in her car. \ picnic lunch
at noon was enjoyed by all after
which games of hide and seek,
London bridge and farmers in the
dell. were in progress until it was
time to so home. The IL children
present were happy bunch.
w. l.. Pushor and Herbert
ralumho were callers in Pittshcld
Thursday evening.
Rev II. l.. Hart and the BOY
Scouts returned Saturday night
from a we>,s camping at Indian
pond. st. Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs, Floyd Gardner. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Waiter Blanchard
went to Beach Grove Casino and the
For Farm in East Corinth. SUNDAY.
Fred EvClyth has gone back to
! Wilton, Maine, and accepted his old
position as spinner in the wooden
mill there. lie has been there two
weeks.
Mrs. Gliddcn has moved her
household goods to the cottage
owned by Mrs. Abhie Burton on
Center street
Mr.. and Mrs. Pcrley Stanley and
daughter. Lucille, and Miss Thelma
Doves were in Unity Sunday
Waiter Blanchard was in Bangor.
on business Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Winchester
and sister, Mrs. Earl .Jewett and
husband, of Bangor went to Han
cock Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. Earl Wentworth
ana son. Kenneth. and seven others
from this place went to old Orchard
on the excursion Sunday.
About 40 people from here motorcd
to Unity Sunday. where they passed
the day at Windemerc Park
Mr., and Mrs. Herbert Palumbo.
who have been visiting her father.
William l.. Pusher for the past ten
days, started Monday by auto ON
their return to their home in
Lebanon, " II.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Winchester
and Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Blanchard
were in Exeter Sunday night to
attend the opening session of the
Radcliffe Chautauqua which Will be
held Aug. 4-5-6. The speaker. Rev.
Ashley a. Smith of Bangor. deliver
ed an eloquent address TO a large
and apprcciative audience.
Mr.. ana Mrs. &. H. Drawn md
son, Norman. were in Dexter Satur-
day evening.
Mrs. Emma Amcs, who has been
the guest OF her daughter. Mrs.
Fred Evelyth. for ten days. re-
turned to her home in Bangor
Tuesday, Aug. ;.
Harry King is having we'll
drilled on his lot at the back of his
buildings.
Nelson J. Frcese of Guilford and
daughter. Mrs. Richard Husscy, and
son. Wilmer. Of Sangerville. were
the guests Of Mr.. Presses daughter
and husband, MIR. and Mrs. Fred
eri"< Il. Perkins Tuesday and We'd
nesday.
Corinna Post Office gives the fol-
owing notice: beginning Monday.
aug. 4. the Office will close at 6
J.. NJ. instead of Z. NJ. every
evening
No meeting was held at Twilight
orange Monday evening. on account
81 the heavy rain storm.
Mrs. Laura Mclaughlin. who has
been visiting Mrs. Frank Home
stead. returned to her home in
Carmel Thursday.
Mrs. Kelley and son, Charlie of
Westbrook. are guests Of Mrs. Har-
mon Curtis and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Crowell went
70 Augusta Sunday. Mr.. CroweIls
sister. Mrs. Blanche Bickford. ac-
companied them from Newport.
Mrs. Ada Young, who has been
suffering from shingles, is better.
Mrs, jeanette Sprague, who has
been i'll for several months, was able
10 ride to the village from her cot
tage at Camp Benson. Saturday.
The Northern Maine Packing
company began canning beans last
week. Eighteen men and 81 women
arc employed there.
The NeighbOrhOod Club of East
Corinna, The Willing Workers of
North Newport. and the East Exeter
Ciub OF Exeter are to have a union
picnic at Hartwells Landing, Stet-
son. Thursday Aug. 7.
Misses Grace Smart and Amber
Beil left Sunday on an automobile
trip TO Quebec.
Mrs. Henry Estes. who has been
very i'll. Is much better.
Miss Harriet VI. Briggs Of New
port Is the guest of Mrs. Addie
JOhonnct.
The sewer which was laid through
the village few years ago, is being
extended to the residence of Harry
King on the Exeter road.
Clair Prescott has purchased Of
the Corinna Manufacturing Co. a
lot on Ireland avenue. and Is having
building moved on to the lot
ana VIII build it into dwelling
house.
The many friends of Mrs. George
Footman deeply regret that she is
very III at her home on Main street.
Mrs. William Mann of Boston is
tne guest Of her sister. Miss NJ. A.