Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-19

thursday, AUGUST 10, 1926.
and daughter. Mrs. Sadie studley.
Mrs. Nina Merrill and Mrs. Carrie
Merrill.
Ralph Lowden, who has been
passing few days with his parents,
has returned to Winthrop.
Edward Lowden has purchased q
new car.
Mrs. Alice Pierce has been keep
ing house for Matte Young at ,Au-
gusta.
Edward Lowden made a business
trip to Augusta on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Osgood Moore and
family were callers at William
Beans. Sunday evening.
.. B. Merrill. who is on the sick
list, is convalescing.
NECK-Mrs. Guy Marsh and little
daughter, Madolyn. returned home
Sunday from Auburn, where Miss
Madolyn underwent throat opera
ton in DR.. Cobb's private hospital.
Mrs. Merle Glidden and children,
from Albion, passed the day, Monday,
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man Hyson.
Guy Marsh and son Kenneth, were
IN AUBURN and Lewiston, Sunday.
The many friends Of John Sproul,
who was so badly injured by a fall
several weeks ago, will be glad to
know he is gaining and was able to
ride out Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. S. Poland of
Bridgewater, have returned home af-
ter visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Marsh
and family.
FRIENDS, in this place, Of Mrs. Maui
rice York are glad to here she is
gaining. She is at the Augusta Cen
eral Hospital.
WEST-Mrs. John Stevens and son
carroll, of Augusta, Harry Praeter,
OF New Haven. Conn, and his daugh-
ter Miss Ethel who Is summering
In Augusta, were guests on Friday
evening of Mrs. Stevens brother,
Frank Poultiot.
Through the kindness Of F. w.
True. in whose employ they are, Miss
Freda Lewis and Miss Evelyn Day
passed Saturday in Augusta and
HalioweH. They also enjoyed lunch
ing with Mrs. Mrs. F. P. True.
Mrs. Ethel Caswell and son, STAN
SNIASi o dL ILOn6 Maple OH
Saturday afternoon. Teddy, Mrs.
Caswell.s beautiful Maltese kitten
was of the party making himself
very happy in the branches of the
maple. while his mistress was among
the flowers and sitting quite con-
tentedly by her side as the auto
drove away.
Guy Ingraham's family were guests
Friday evening, of Eben Hallowelrs
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mansfield, of
Winslow, their children, Phyllis and
Lee. Miss Ruth Reynolds and Miss
Ruth Fuller were at H. 3. Shirman's
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eben Hallowell and
family were week end guests of Mrs.
Hallowell's brother, Gideon HaIlowell
at Ocean Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Caswell and
sons, accompanied by DR.. Andersons
family Of Augusta, motored to Port
land on Sunday. where they visited
Mrs. Caswell's brother, Fred Gardi-
ner.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Pierce of North
Windsor, accompanied by c. H.
Pierce and Mrs. Lena Cowan motor
ed to Belgrade Lakes Sunday. where
lAcy NlSltcu MIS. SOWdH6 daughter,
Miss Margaret, who is summering
at Camp ARena.
On Sunday, Miss Ruby Shurman.
with party of friends from Windsor
Corner, motored to Friendship for the
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Fowler, Mr. and
Mrs. Guy Head, Mrs. Iva Leavitt
and daughter. Marie, Miss Fife Fow-
Ter, Master Ernest Fowler and their
guest, Guy Seigars. of Hallowell,
took pleasure trip to Belgrade
Lakes Sunday.
Among the Sunday callers in this
vicinity were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Gorham and the Misses Belle and
Annie Kirk, of Chelsea. Mrs. Alice
Kirk. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Quincy, DR..
and Mrs. Tyson of Augusta, and Mrs.
Frank Hall, of Windsor Neck, at S.
P. Barton's; Mr.. and Mrs. James
Caswell Of Augusta. at H. e. Cas-
wells; Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Taber,
at F. o. Reeds; Miss Margaret
Pierce, Of North Windsor at Beech
Grove Farm; Mr.. and Mrs Fowler
of Augusta, Mrs. Nathan of Brook
Ign, n. Y. and the Misses White Of
Gardiner. nieces of Mr.. Fowler, at
Neil Fowler's.
Miss Madeline Barton has returned
from Lewiston and expects to pass
the remainder of her vacation with
her parents at Elmhurst.
Mrs. Sadie Sturdley of Green Knoll
is passing a vacation with relatives
and friends at North Windsor.
Miss Selma Johnson, who is pass
ing the summer at Windemere Park
has returned after passing a week
with Miss Rnhv ShlIrman
News from Mr.. and Mrs. Twill.
who were visiting here last week,
note their arrival at Poughkeepsie, n.
Y, on Thursday. They were ex-
pected to reach home, Ridgewood, N.
j., on the Saturday evening.
Friends here are extending much
sympathy to Harry Boynton, who is
now at the City Hospital, Augusta,
where is was found necessary to per-
form a delicate operation upon the
leg which sustained a serious frac-
ture last week, also to Orrin Merrill,
North Windsor, who was taken sud-
denly and seriously i'll a week ago.
He is reported as being somewhat
improved.
N. B. Shurman has a crew gravel
ling the road over Windsor Neck.
Miss Marjory Perley. Of Stewards
and her guest, Miss Barbara Meigs.
Of Beachmont, Mass, were calling on
Freda Lewis and Evelyn Day Mon
day afternoon.
Eben Hallowell has purchased the
hay on the Beale farm and Is har-
vesting 1t.
Mrs. H. N. Merrill Of North Wind"
sor, is the proud possessor Of &c.
ranium bearing 10 large clusters OF
snowy, double blossoms. a noticeable
beauty among many beautiful plants.
A letter from Mrs. M. III. Wake
field, of Providence. r. l., received
Tuesday announces the expectation
Of herself and TAI lilly Of arriving here
on Friday, August 20. and win leave