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WINDSOR ITTEST—Th« Ladles' Union will meet at the parsonage' Wednesday afternoon. Thft Red Cross workers will meet at the chapel Thursday afternoon.Rev. F_ F. Davidson of Boston will fill the pulpit at the Baptist church Sunday, morning, July 14. \Mrs. M, E. ilorec, who has been theguest of Mrs. it. H. Wakefield for a few weeks, left for Old Orchard Monday.Mr. and Mrs. James Woodard of Augusta wilhi their daughter, Queenie, have returned to their home, after enjoying a two weeks' rest- at A. W. Brook*-. cottage, Sunset Lodge:Mr. and Mf*. F. H. Cowru of Jamaica Plain. Maes,, with their two children, Margaret and Frederic, arrived laet week,‘where they will pass the summer’ at- the hoitie of Mrs. Cowan’s mother Mrs. Margaret Pierce, Beech Grovefarm- • iof barleysowed for food conservation.He finished sowing barley July 4 onthe farm c Mr. and and • Mrs. were memf L J. Dickey.Mra^Hiram Pieree.'and Mr. Ulysses. Ptefca of Randolphbers or a touring party Who passed a week at the White fllotintains recently. ISir. and' Mrs. Scott Lewis .s^nd child of China,j and Mr. and Mrs. RalphFierce of Augusta, accompanied byl Mr. Pierce's father, :r. R, pierce of C^iifta,were call© Mr.. and niece, Mr.ra here -.JMrs.the Fourth.* §Everett Merrill fijndand Mrs. B? F. McFarlalnd and nephew, who'Wotored from AnL ta; were recent callers, of Mr. ani-Ml C- F. Taylor and outer friends.Mrs, George; Boynton and family of • Commonwealth A«., Boston, and Mr*. William Gorham of hoyoreturned home after,-passing a week with Mrs. JSuirinsr Barton;Miss MilflrecJ Taber, who underwent Mr.and Mrs. Allen StUdJey enter-siirglcal operation at Augusta General « ad callers ;Mr. and Mrs.. Orthsiirgical operation at.Augusta General i tai_ callers/Mr. and Mrs.. Orth:ospital recently, is doing finely. • 1 Knights (■ and !Mr.; Black of, Litchfield««-- - - -1 el0.ea recently;Flora for theaHospital Miss Gertrude Pierce recently ,her school at North Windsor; twi of,the pupils, Madeline Barton and Knights, were hot absent a dayterm. Flotentius Hallowell hba notbeen absent - a day for the year. The pupila were each remembered (with a gift and a generous treat of ice cream was served. jMrs. F. d; Randall and children of Palmyra have been visiting friend* attheir old home the past week.Mr. and Mrs. Chaa. Hallowell of Augusta were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eben Hallowell. i 1James Woodard and George Farnbam of Augusta are passing the summer at Weutlook farm, with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Taber.Mom* Smith- of „ Boston Is stopping at the home, of J* W„ La. ms on for two weeks.. •.Mrs. Mora* and. Mrs. Wakefield.daughter Louise, , were guests bl Mr*;Allen- Studljty Friday. . ' • • - : v-.b-v* a larg*READrufiin.All persons who are. Interested in helping win the war are requested to. meet in .the chapel «n Thursday after* noon, July u, at 2.20 P. M., lor . Ole purpose of ofxahirfn* a branch of theAmerican! Jted Cross Sewiety. ■ ■ Jlr.Lewis, thi organiser of the society, will he present and make aa fritewatiftg. 4d* dress upoh the Red CToaa ^ortt.| ReT- . Smith of the Metbdtirt church BtLve a very .; .instructive and forceful efermoti on '‘Looking Forward,. Sunday forenoon,. Mrs. Mona Elliottand Mrs. Mabel Harvey sang a verypleasing duet, -Sometime.- Somewhere.'*E. A. Lssrnam,.The ceita irf the sudden death of E. ^‘ipeeri'T*-.t-^85. time wetdent of this aeep regret' by«, W* he'wai 'Ih''-Uti-.Vi;'*
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Daily Kennebec Journal
Augusta, Maine, US
Tue, Jul 09, 1918
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