Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-12
KENNEBEc.
CROSS HILL.

CROSS HILL
Mrs. T.. p. Page and Mrs. f. :. Pres
colt We're the guests Of MI. and Mrs. J.
d. Randall. last week. driving through
from Skowhegan with their team
Fred and Carl Warren visited rela-
tives in North New Portland. last
week.
Miss Edith Ballard Of Providence. r.
J.. who is visiting her mother, Mrs,
Martha Ballard of East Vassalboro.
visited friends in the place. Tuesday
II. W. Tucker Of Waterville was
business caller i'm the place. Thursday.
Mrs. l.. G. Prince is stopping in china
With Mr.. and Mrs. Clarksoa Jones.
The schools in town commenced,
Monday
Miss Abhic Burgess If North Vassal-
boro. win teach in this district. board
ing at home and driving back and forth
daily.
G. F. and F $. Crosby are at work
doing "A job for John clark Of East
Nassalboro.
J. NJ Cross Of Augusta. was n bust
ness caller in the place. Saturday
afternoon.
Mr.. ana Mrs. J. O. Bragg of China.
were in the place. Sunday.
Bert Lawton and little son Of Quincy
Mass, came on the boat. Sunday. to
make his mother. Mrs. Mandana Law
ton. brief visit.
Mr.. ana Mrs l.. H Wood and dauEh-
ter. Miss Rubie of East Nassalboro.
Were the guests Of Mrs. Sarah Randall.
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Robinson Of Au-
gusta. spent Sunday on the Hill.
Nj. ard Mrs. Linwood Sabin of South
China. We're nj c. +. Tohey's. Sunday.
Miss Nettie Johnson Of Augusta. who
has been stopping at F.. r. Jones. re-
turned home. last week.
Mrs Lovina Gardiner is quite i'll.
F. ". and Mrs. e. Z. Tobey spent
Sunday at the campmee;ing at Maple
Grove, China.
EAST PITTSTON.
Roscoe Marson and John Bailey at
tended the Eastern State fair at Lew
iston. last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Cleaves have |
gone to Wells to visit relatives for a |
few weeks.
Miss Jennie Moody has returned to |
her home in Brooklyn. last week.
The park management are doing fine |
work in preparing for the best fair ever |
Yet held here. All the usual attractions |
will be on the grounds and the races |
are expected to be better than ever.
Miss Susie Cary is teaching in the |
Village District.
A dance was held at Fowles' hall. |
Friday evening.
EAST WINTHROP.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Wadsworth pass /
ed few days with friends in Sidney. |
the first of the. week.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Freeman of Bos-
ton. are visiting friends here.
Miss Ina r. Gray and Miss Mary |
Wood have been passing a few days at
Southport.
Miss Rosa Hallett of Sidney, passed
Sunday with her friend, Miss Alice
Mace.
Mr. and Mrs. Hutchinson and son of
Boston, are passing their vacation at
the Jackson house.
Mrs. V. G.. Jackson and daughter. and
son Archie. went to Boston. Sunday, to
meet her husband, V. c. Jackson, who
is expected to arrive there, Monday.
from the Klondke.
Erlon Powers is in Boston for a few
days.
r. l.. Packard of Boston, is passing
his vacation at home.
LITCHFTELD CORNER.
George Kicker has lost one of his best
horses. II was taken sick on the way
home from Lewiston. Friday, and died
soon after reaching here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Elwell of Midtown.
n. b.. are visiting at Elisha Bakers.
Rev. $. A. ABRAHAM has gone to Deer
Is.e on his vacation. He expects to be
away two Sundays.
Mrs. A. II. Kenerson of Boston, has
purchased the place owned by the heirs
of the late Mrs. Mary J. Starbird. She
viii fl it for summer resort
Deacon Thurston Smith is again very i'll
Mrs. Abbite White. who has been with
her aunt. Mrs. Myra Smith. since early
in the summer. has returned to Boston.