Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-07-20
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| vile, are at j. NJ. Browns.
Mrs. b. A. Smart, who has been
spending the past few months in Wa
terville, is at home again.
| Mr.. Hopkins. of the firm of Brown
& Hopkins, marble workers Of Au-
gusta. was in the place on business,
Saturday.
John d. Jones is convalescing.
Several of the farmers have finished
haying. They report an unusually light
| crop.
Miss Marion Hayford of Belfast. who
| has been visiting her cousin, Miss
| Gertrude Richardson, went to Angus
ia, last week, to visit her grand
mother, Mrs. Sarah Mosher.
Master Corie Richardson of East
Vassalboro. was the guest of John and
Willie Russell, Sunday evening.
LITCHF1ELD PLAINS.
Charles Heath of Massachusetts,
George Bowker and Misses Fannie ana
Lizzie Chase of Brunswick visited Mr..
| and Mrs. J. A. Chase the first Of the
week
Mr.. and Mrs. I. b. Harrington and
daughter. Eta of Newton. Mass. arrived
| here. Monday, to visit Mr.. ana Mrs Adj
ans and Mr.. and Mrs. c. Roberts, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Nevins of Lewiston, were
| guests at j. A. Chase's. Monday night.
Mt. VERNON
| Misses Marie and Josephine Tyler with
Augusta parties, have gone on Ray
| mond excursion starting from Boston
| July Il. They will visit noints Of interes;
| in New York state. Vermont ana the
| White Mountains. returning to Boston,
July 9th.
Mooers & Tyler are selling large
| amount Of meats at the hotels and Bel
grade Mills.
Moses K. Leighton has returned to his
| home in Augusta.
| Mrs. Alice Mooers has gone 10 the Gen
! cral Hospital at Portland for surgical
| treatment.
| Charles Elton Weber who works in a
hospital in Massachusetts, is al home for
d short time to look after the cutting Of
| his hay.
Carl Pomeroy Of Lewiston, Is spending
his vacation with his uncle, DR.. Burbank.
WEST GARDINER.
Walter Pinkham and family df Bos-
ton. are visiting his sister, Mrs T. II.
| Dunn.
! AS Mr.. Boardway was driving around
the corner from North street to the
| Hallowell road. his horse went outside
Of the road causing the wheel to drop
| into a deep rut. One of the |traces
| broke and the horse jumped, pulling
| Mr.. Boardway over the front of the
wagon. He struck on his head and
shoulder. He was bruised and shaken
| up considerably. The horse stopped
and assistance was soon at hand.
Mrs. Ira NJ True and Miss Iva
Booker Of Hallowell, spent sunday
With w. Fl. Davis and family.
Eta Towle came home from Lewis
ton for a few days. last week.
Mrs. Harriet Aien Of Portland, and
her two granddaughters, who have
been visiting Mrs, Aliens daughter,
Mrs. Callahan. went to Hallowell, sun
day. to visit another daughter, Mrs. ).
George.
Hon. :. :. Brown of Waterville.
passed through here, Tuesday, on his
way to Wiscasset.
J. H. Estes is having built on Main
street next south of the residence of
Mrs. L. l.. Albee. a nice. cosy cottage.
The work is being done by the Wallace
brothers.
Mis-, Eugene Ford and two daughters
from Everett, Mass, are visiting Mrs.
\. G. Breed, a sister of Mrs. Ford.
Prof. f. f. Parmenter, principal of
large boys schools in Portland, to-
gether with his wife and three chill
dren, Mrs. J. G.. Parmenter. his mother,
and Miss c. o. Fall. his wife's sister.
is spending his vacation at his home
here.
A baptism occurred at the lakeside
Sunday morning. Rev. H. F. Wood
administered the rite to two by i'm
mersion in the waters of the lake. and
subsequently admitted them and two
others into the Baptist church.
Commencing last Sunday a paper
train is 10 be run over the w. 4 O.
Railroad each Sunday for the sale of
| the Boston papers.
Owing to frequent sun showers hay
ing is made an uncertain business, this
year.
| The Newbert place on the east side
| Of the lake. has been sold by the ad-
ministrator to Mr.. Frank Robbins.
EAST VASSALBORO.
| Mrs. Della Bowman OF North Caro-
| lima, and Mrs. Orlando Bowman are in
| the village for a few weeks. Mrs.
| Bowman, many years ago, was a resi-
dent here, and many remember her
| with pleasure.
Mr. and Mrs. George Dow and young
ladies were in town, Friday.
| Frank Washburn spent Sunday with
his family.
| Miss Edna Hall of Portland, and
Miss Blanche Doyle of Massachusetts,
| are the guests of Mrs. Annie NJ. Gates.
| Prof. George Pratt Maxim of Water
VILE. was in the village, Tuesday, at
| tending to music pupils. Professor
| Maxim leaves for the West in the early
| fall. where he will have full charge of
the musical department in a college
| there.
| Mrs Charles Getchell and daughter
| we're the guests of Mrs. George Doe,