Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-07-19

L dl Illii4S lOil. ne motel dining room,
in which the playing took place. was
| handsomely decorated. beautiful ros-
es being the main feature. This was
the largest party thus far the present
summer.
The work of marking off the BUSH
ness streets for. corner turns, and the
spaces for parking and where park
ing IS not permitted was begun last
| night under the supervision Of chief
of police Freelon II. Starbird, as out
lined by the new traffic ordinances
recently promulgated by the village
/ board of assessors. Dana knoHlton
and Walter knowlton are assisting
IN the work, which viii be continued
| each night until completed. When
done the system and markings will
be very complete, and from then on
the ordinances Will be strictly en-
forced.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. T. Doble attended
til races at Skowhegan SATURDAY. and
over the weekend will be guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Doble at New
port.
Miss Cornela T. Crosby Of Phil
lips, is the guest for few days Of
Miss Nellie Goggin.
! Mrs. Howard Gates and two chill
/ dren, Of Phillips. have been guests
TINS week OF her sister. Mrs. Perley
Phillips. and family.
Edgar Bradley Of Providence. r.
l.. mas been 4 guest Of his mother.
Mrs; Augustus B. Stewart, this
: week
There will be an important meet
| ing Of Alpha lodge, K. of P. next
tuesday evening, and q large at
tendance is desired.
Miss Blanche Minot. '93. now a
! teacher in WaverIy, Mass. has been
visiting the State Normal, summer
! school, this week.
Mrs. Frances Morrow of Portland.
formerly of Farmington. has been
visiting friends in town this week
Mrs. George f. French. who has
! been passing a week with friends
in Lunenburg. Vt has returned to
her summer home in Pennington.
Mrs. r. D. Rose and Miss Gladys
Rose Of Quincy. Mass, are guests
Of Mrs. Z. H. Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Hoyt and
Mr., and Mrs. J. l.. Hoyt of Win
throp. called on friends in town
this week coming by automobile
Seth Smith. an engineer on the
Maine Central. is enjoying his an
. nual vacation. and has this week
visited his son. who is at A boys
camp on Lake Cobbosseecontee
Fred Pinkham. conductor on the
/ Pennington Maine Central train
who has been laid up several weeks
, on account of illness, has gone on
duty again.
Mr.. and Mrs Burchard X. Look
Henry p. Brown. and son. Henry
B y PTnnrN ~ hTny,tn1oiy
have been visiting friends in Farm y
ington and Strong this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eden D. Hall and
Mr. and Mrs. Elbridge ". Luce have
returned from a weeks fishing trip
to the Megantic preserve on the
Canadian side and report fine
, time and the best of fishing.
PIummer y. Grant, who has been
at the Franklin hospital, recovering
from the effects of a broken neck
sustained in a fall was discharged
few days ago, and while his neck
is stiff. he is otherwise all right
his. recovery being considered by
PHYSICIANS to be most remarkable.
Benjamin P. Holbrook. member
of ,he editorial staff of the Boston
Globe, whose ancestors formerly
lived in Chesterville. and Mrs. Hol-
| brook. have been visiting in Farm
ington and vicinity this week COM
ing by automobile. Mr.. Holbrook is
related to the Lowells, who were
early settlers in Pennington.
Mrs. Cora r. Cothren is passing
her annual vacation with friends in
Portland and Old Orchard.
Rev. Alfred V. Bliss, superinten-
dent of the Congrcga tional churches
of Maine. has been a guest of Rev.
A. A. Rouner. pastor of the Old
South church Wednesday they
motored to Ranseley and visited
some of the camps.
Mr.. and Mrs Philip p. Greenwood
and two children of Washington, d.
c., are guests for a few days of the
aunt of the former, Mrs Frances
Butler, and other relatives in town,
Mr.. Greenwood is the head of the
Washington Office of the Panama
Canal Commission
There was A good attendance to-
day at meeting of the Norton Flat
division of the Harrington branch
of the Franklin County Farm Bureau.