Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-08-01
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The village and surrounding dwell
ings are now filed with summer visi-
tors Among the number entertaining
city guests are Mrs. Frank Perkins.
friends from Providence, John Pratt
and Mrs Chas Mower: William Dow
has as guests his sons wife and chill
dren from Boston: Mrs. Herbert But
terfield and children from Bangor. are
at Blanche Marshalls; Master Harold
POPE frem Providence, isat his grand
fathet's, George Pope's. itF
Principal johnson of Coburn CLASH
cal Institute. waterville. and Mr.,
Towne were in town, Wednesday.
Miss Ethel Barrows OF Riverside, was
the guest of Miss Ida Taylor. last
week .fEft5 SaNf az ri
Mrs. Mary E. Taber, who formerly
lived here, is visiting in town, j., ...
Mrs. Lindsey Jones and daughter of
Boston. are at, Henry Taber''s for the
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Marden are re-
ceiving congratulations on the advent
Of little son at their home.
Mr.. and Mrs William Fairfield cell
ebrated their 50th anniversary. Satur-
day Their sons and daughters. with
their children, spent the day with them.
and friendsscailed to wish them many
years longer of welded life.
Miss Annie Mower spent last week
at Winthrop Center, with Mr.. and Mrs.
r, NJ. Small. ~
Principal Charles of Oak Grove, and
Mrs. Charles We're guests of friends
here, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. David Gates attended
the wedding anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Frye of Boston. who We're
stopping at South China, Mr.. Frye's
former home.
Miss Ruby Abbott spent several days
last week, with Miss Clara Sibley at
China
Miss Celene Stewards is quite sick with
measles and Master Maurice Pope is
another victim of the same disease in
severe form.
Miss Abbie Gates and Mrs. Annie
Gates drove to Augusta, Saturday.
Hiram Pierce of Windsor made a
business trip to the village Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Clark and daugh-
ter of South China. were here, Sunday
afternoon.
Miss Edith Farwen of Cross Hill,
spent Sunday at Mrs. Frank Combs.
CROSS HILL.
Harold Jones of Somerset Mass, was
business caller in the place, Tuesday.
Mrs Warren Raynes and daughter
Mildred of Augusta, and Mrs. Perry
and son Albert of Portland, We're the
guests of Mrs f. c. Russell, Friday.
Mrs. Fannie Coombs and Mrs. Belle
Gates of East Vassalboro, called on
friends on the Hill, Friday afternoon.
Sheldon Gardner has purchased the
hay on the place known as the Robert
Gardner farm, and commenced to cut
it, Friday.
Mrs. Alice Chadwick and children
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
bricks Smart of Augusta. last week.
A party of 10 from the Hill
went to Riverside, Thursday. to pick
blueberries in the Hiram Potter pas
ture
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Robinson of Au-
gusta. passed Sunday in the place.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry w. Percival and
son Ralpn OF CnelSea Mass, were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Robbins
Wednesday. Mr.. Percival is a son of
the late Hon. Warren Percival. and is
in the employ of the u. S. Biscuit Co.
of Cambridgeport, Mass. While here
Mr. Percival took several views of the
old church which was erected in 1920.
Miss Eva Norris of Lynn, Mass. is
visiting her aunt, Mrs c. b. TObey.
Mr. and Mrs. d. Il. Savage of Au-
gusta. were calling on friends in the
place. Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Smart passed
Sunday with friends in the place
F. l.. Chadwick and F.. o. Percival
of Watervlle, spent Sunday with
friends on the Hill
Mrs. Adelaide A. Resseque of Boston,
came with her team on the boat, Fri
day, and will spend several weeks with
her brother Fred Dean. .
Mrs. Myra Goldthwait and friend of
Vassalboro. was at G. S. Perkins Sun
day..