Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-26
WINDSOR

NORTH-Callers at Mrs. Vernon
Boynton's Wednesday afternoon,
were Miss Thelma Hallowell, Mrs.
Greta Hallowell, and son, Mrs. Pearl
Nelder and two children and Miss
Emeline Merrill
Mrs. Helen Malcolm and son,
Pearl Merrill, Mrs. Minnie Merrill,
Mrs. Matte Doe and daughter,
went to Augusta. Wednesday.
Mrs. Alice Pierce has purchased a
new sedan.
A number of people from North
Windsor attended the reception at
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Stewards,
Thursday evening.
Rev. NJ. D. Wakefield and daugh-
ter took supper. Friday evening,
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ninal Merrill
Callers at Ida Fernald's. Sunday.
were Mr.. and Mrs, Elvin Turner and
master, Harland from Augusta, Mrs.
Foster of Greeley's Corner, Mrs
Sadie Studley. Mrs. zettie Bean
and daughter, Maud, Mrs. Carrie
Merrill. Mr.. and Mrs. Ninal Merrill
and Miss Frances, John Boynton and
John Merrill.
Jack Frost visited this place re-
Gently doing considerable damage TO
the gardens.
Callers at H. n Merrill's on Sun
day. were Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Miller
and family. Howard HalloWell,
Charley Casey and nephew. Eo
Casey, Harry Jose and Frank
Sprague of Augusta.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dearborn
and daughter, Elnora and grand
daughter. Madeline Beam Of Mon
mouth and Mr.. and Mrs. Foster
Danforth of Gardiner were week
end guests of their mother and aunt,
Mrs. Dearborn and Mrs. Thorne.
Merrin's Pile Drivers played
Coopers Mills at the +. \. ball dia-
mond Saturday. Merrill Pile
Drivers won II to 5.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Small and son
Kenneth, were callers at Harry Mer-
rilrs, Tuesday evening. Mrs. Harry
Merrill returned home with them.
Callers at Mrs. Zettie Beans and
Mrs. George Lowden's, Monday
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Phil
brick, Eva Pollard and Myron Hask-
ell and friend.
A much appreciated surprise was
given Ida Fernald and Mrs. Charles
Wiley, when at an early hour Thurs
day morning. Frank Halloween and
son. John, with Mrs. Ralph Dyer and
Master John Fogg. arrived at their
home, having motored from New
port. taking them to Legion Park,
where they served a delicious picnic
breakfast. After which a delightful
auto trip was taken to Gardiner. by
the way of North Vassalboro. Oak
Grove and Augusta, where they en-
ioyed a very pleasant call with rela-
tives.
The trip was then continued to
Beech Knoll, where bountiful noon
lunch was served. before returning
home. The day was much enjoyed.
wEST-Nr. and Mrs. Francis
Colburn and Mr.. and Mrs Lee
Kicker motored Sunday to Old Orch
ard.
Paul Donaldson Of Somerville,
Mass. Is visiting his uncle, George
Rivers.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L, Chadwick of
Bridgewater, Mass, dined on Mon
day with their cousin, Miss Stella
Barton.
Miss Ramona Pillsbury of South
Windsor. is passing a few days with
Miss Arleen Barton at Elmhurst.
Reception rendered Newly WEEDS
A very pretty and social affair
was the reception given on Monday
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Fowler
in honor of their son, Sargent Guy
Head and his bride. The rooms
were bright with cut flowers and
lawn brilliant with Japanese LIANT
ems. The large company was enter
tanned with games. suited to the
tastes of all ages, both indoors, and
under the light of the lanterns out
side. The young couple were the
recipients of many beautiful and
useful gifts. Refreshments included
the Brides Cake, of wondrous size
and marvellous beauty. Sergeant
and Mrs. Head will open their own
home at the Grant place on the first
of September. and this community
will be the richer for the new home.