Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-12

Mrs. Frances Nelson of Pittsfield
= n a guest Of her sister, Mrs. Mary
Mills of Pine street. 90
Miss Sadie Nelson, S. H. S. 70, OF
Canaan. will return home today art
er visiting for several days with rel
atiyes and friends in town.
Harry Newton is confined to his
home on Court street by illness.
y Miss Fern Dennis of Athens, who
WAS graduated from the State Nor.
nal school at Fairfield, has assumed
the duties of a teaching position IN
Wateryille. Miss Dennis has passed
the summer at the home of her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Merton Dennis
in Athens.
from Waterville, was In that CITY
Thursday on business and calling on
friends.
Mrs. Uriah L. Foss has returned
from a combined business and pleas
,,ra trim to Wollaston, Mass, where
( She was the guest of her daughter
Mrs. Henry Bosnian.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Newton nave
areturned from Jackman, Where they
have been guests of Mr.. Newton
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram New
= Herman Porter, who is employed
IN New York City. Is the guest OF
his father. Willis E. Porter. Oh wa
Miss Carolyn Cover, who mas
nassed the summer at the nome OF
her parents, ATTORNEY ana MIS-
George w. Cover, will leave TO-DAY
for Groton, Mass, where she Is 9
member of the high school Iaeuily
Friends of Harry Taylor OF Wes'
= Front street, who has been quite ~
will be pleased to know that ne Il
steadily improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Mason ano
children of Canaan were shoppers III
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard jenkins ano
mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Dinsmore
have returned from North Harps-
we'll. where they were guests OF Mr,
and Mrs. Rock Gilman and ENJOYED
shore dinners.
Miss White, manager Of the WOOL
worth store in Gardiner, has peen
recent guest of her aunt, Mrs. Mars
Butler, in town. ,, =
Manv friends of Mrs. Nellie Lewia
farne of Skowhegan VIII De very
ssnrrv 70 know that she is critically
M At her home on the corner OF
North avenue and Lawron street
Mrs Gagne is being cared Tor py
sher sister, Mrs. Jennie Roy ana q
trained nurse. .uso,
Mrs, Hattie Bison and children
have moved into the Peter Biancn-
ard house on the corner OF La~toh
and Court streets. no.
Mrs. Ethel Whittier Ames nas
rome to Hanover, N. H., where ner
son. smith Whittier Ames, VIII en-
ter Dartmouth college.
z Mrs. Herbert L. Nichols ana son
Thomas s. Nichols. who nave peen
IN Boston on business and attending
a family reunion at Pymou..,
. Mass. will return by machine tnls
b Mrs. Hugh Kelley and two chill
dren. Anna and Arthur, VINO nave
been guests of her father. Joseph
Turcotte, and sisters. Mrs. Hattie
Bison and Mrs. Ernest DUNBAR
have returned to Randolph.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. p. lngals OF
Charlemont, Mass; Mrs. Eimei
Bradbury of Augusta and James
Walker of Boston have been recent
guests of Mrs. Julia Churchill.
Mrs. Ida Smith, who formerly re-
sided ON Summer street, is teaching
this wear in Brighton and staying a
M IT of the time at the home OF Har-
ry Farrin. ,.,, :.
The Forks are among the many peo-
nile in attendance at the annual
meetings of the Madison Camp Spir-
itualist at Lakewood this week.
Rev. George Merriam, pastor OF
the Bethany Baptist church, Will go
to Canaan this Saturday afternoon
10 officiate at the funeral service OF
Mrs. Augusta Holt.
Charles Davis of New York Is
passing some time at his farm Xii
care" on the Lakewood road.
Mrs. Eta Colby of Jackman, VINO
will serve on the grand jury at the
september term of the supreme
court, will stop at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Leonard Jenkins.
Sunshine Society Met
The Golden Rod Branch of the In
ternational Sunshine Society met on
Thursday afternoon with the presi-
dent, Mrs. Harry Nelson. at her home
on Madison avenue. At this meet
ing. which was we'll attended, plans
for the fall and winters work were
made. The official board for 1925
1aoc .>oo-tlxy oloofod Ia made I'M of