Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-17
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George stickney ana Everett
Mower, who have been passing two
weeks with their families at the
Mower cottage, returned on Sunday
to their respective homes in Port
land and Arlington. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine owen and
daughter, Mary, Doctor and Mrs.
Warren B. Sanborn and daughter,
Jane, and Miss Attalie Gale. all of
Augusta are occupying the Cross
cottage for week. having taken
possession on Sunday. Ray M. San
born of Lewiston was their guest for
Sunday. DR.. Sanborn and Mr.. owen
plan to commute to Augusta daily by
automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Johnson,
daughter Barbara and son, Richard,
motored to Portland, s turd a y,
where they called upon Gerald john
son, who is in attendance at the c.
M. T. C. being held at Fort Mckin-
ley. They returned to their camp
Sunday afternoon.
J. J. McIrvin, who has been pass
ing several days on business trip to
New York, Philadelphia and Balti-
more, returned to the Point Saturday
where he Joined his family at the
Atlantic House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Bugbee and
daughter, Barbara, who have been
passing several weeks at the Bud
CELL cottage returned to their home
in West Medford, Mass, Sunday.
They were driven as far as Portland
by Beatrice and Mabel Budget, who
then went to Sanbornville, n. H. for
a few weeks stay.
Walter Dolliver motored to the
Point from Brighton. Massachusetts,
Saturday, and will pass two weeks
here with his family. He was ac-
companied by Dick Carroll and Irv-
ing Small. who stayed here over the
week lend.
James Deane, Of Salem. Massa-
chusetts, was visitor at the Point,
Sunday, for a few hours and passed
the time calling on friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ordway Furnish and
daughter, Elizabeth of Westbrook
and Mrs. W. S. Thompson and
granddaughter. Blossom Webster. of
Augusta, who have for the past two
weeks been occupying "The Wee
Hoose' returned to their respective
homes Sunday afternoon.
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Herbert Wadsworth occupied the
Woodman cottage over the weekend.
Senator Wadsworth is recovering
from severe burns suffered several
weeks ago when he fell in a steam
pit in the Wadsworth and Woodman
Oilcloth Factory at Winthrop. They
entertained as guests over Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood A. Bailey and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Bailey. who
vacated the Cross cottage. Saturday,
after occupying It for a month.
Miss Dorothy Stevens is enter
tanning a house party at the Stevens
cottage, "Driftwood', composed of
the, following young ladies, her class
mates at the McDuffie School of
Springfield. Mass. Susan Ellithorp,
Canajoharie, n. Y; Marjori
prague, Hinsdale, Mass; Sally Buff
fun. North Adams, Mass; Betty
Miller. White River Junction, YER
mont; Edith Doane, Wallingford,
Conn; Marjorie Ginlich, Pittsfeld.
Mass; Mari Foss., Pittsfeld, Mass. !:
Rachel Stanley, New Bedford Mass.
Due to an error in information re-
ceived by the writer it was stated in
last Saturdays Journal that the
whist party this week would be held
at 1.-THE Alders' with Mrs. r. F.
Partridge. Instead it is to be given
at "Ernscliffe" with Mrs. Ernshaw
and Mrs. Dolliver as hostesses, at
the same time $50 P. NJ, Tuesday.