Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-08-01

summer. In furnishing the three hotels
III beigrade and the Hotel Gables In Mt.
vernon, with the retail trade about town.
Quite a number of our farmers have
nhisned haying. A fairly good crop has
been harvested.
MISS Rest Perkins will return to Rut-
land, Va. next week.
WEST GARDINER.
2. +. Peacock and family OF Kents
Hill are visiting friends in town.
MRS. Fannie Small OF Augusta visited
Mrs. George Nudd last week.
Or. Merrill returned from Connecticut
Thursday. His family will return later.
q. W. French and son visited friends In
Hallowell. Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rolf of Livermore
Falls are In town for few weeks.
Most OF the farmers have finished hay
ing. Some will get as much as last wear
but the majority say they have a short
crop.
A. s. Merrill and family have gone to
Harpswell for a few days
Mrs. Belle Pope has gone to Lewiston
to reside.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Pryor OF Brooklyn, n. ".
are visiting Mrs. Pryor's uncle, Harvey
Chisam.
Allen Tabor Of Pepperill, Mass. is
spending his vacation with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Tabor.
Mr. and Mrs. Pinkham and children
of Palermo were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Carpenter Sunday
Frank Patterson and family Of China
were in the place over Sunday visiting
relatives
Nelson Hustus, the popular young stage
driver, appeared with new coach and
span of grays. Monday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. S. Hall and little
Chauncey of Augusta. were in the place
Sunday. They were accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. Savage and daughter Of Lowell.
Mass.
EAST WINTHROP.
Miss Grace F. Cnshman is at work at
Cobbossee Farm
Miss Mabel Stone is visiting friends in
West Gardiner
Mr.. and Mrs. A. @. Carpenter of Somer-
Vile. Mass. and Mrs. Mabel and Miss
Ethel Stratton of Waltham. are the late
arrivals at Cobbossee Farm
Oliver Macomber and Miss Olive ana
Miss lnez Macomber Of Auburn passed
Friday and Saturday at ~ Greene's.
Henry Wing and X. Stratton Of Wal
than, Mass. were at f. A. Jackson's.
the last Of last week
BRANCH MILLS.
Daniel Whittier, one Of Palermo's old
est citizens. died, July 81 widow sur
wives him.
MIR and Mrs. Edward Nelson Of Water
vile. We're the guests of r. :. Worthing.
Sunday.
Thomas Dinsmore and Charles Dins-
more have just returned from a visit to
their sister in Pittsfeld
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Pinkham and
daughters Ida and Edith spent Sunday
with Mrs. Pinkham's mother, Mrs. Car
penter al South Vassalboro.
SIDNEY.
Miss Lydia d. Wood died July %. aged
IS years.
There was new arrival in Frank Hal |
etts family, July 10. a son.
1t is understood that Lincoln Gleason |
has gone. or is very soon going to Oak
and to work in the grocery store of Ar
hur Leonard.
Walter Webbing, apple merchant from |
Boston, was at l.. G. Tiiley's last week
Miss Mary Ellen Smiley of Maiden.
Mass, arrived in town, last week, on a |
visit 10 relatives. She formerly lived |
lere.
Several cases of mumps have recently
,een reported here.
FAYETTE
Mrs Adeline Wheeler OF Providence. r.
Z, is visiting friends at the Mills
There are five from Cambridge. Mass.
It A. G. Underwood's
Mrs. Olive II. Jones. Alfred Piper and
Harold Smith of Lynn, Mass, are at ].
J. w. Hewetts.
The showers. last Wednesday, washe
he roads badly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas II. BODICE Of Au-
'usta, spent Saturday and Sunday with
lis father, II. II. BODICE.
WINDSOR.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Andrews. who have
'een visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Meisgs
or the past week. have returned to their
Tome in Boston.
Mrs. Sumner Linn of South Windsor.
5 dangerously Ill with measles.
Mrs Henderson of Lowell, Mass. is
listing her sister. Mrs. j. H. Reed.
Miss Marguerite Pierce is attending the
ummer school for teachers at Water
lille.
Mrs. Herbert Caswell Of West Wind
or, is i'll with diphtheria.
Miss Lena Chase of Florida is passing
few days here with her friend. Mrs
lizzie Colburn.
The seventh annual reunion Of the Ben
amin branch of the Hewitt family will
e held at the old homestead in Windsor.
rug. 16.
CHURCH HILL.
Mrs. John Peya of Weeks Mills, was
ne guest of Mrs. Chas. Hallowell, last
eek
/. II. Foster has returned from Spur
Il Island where he has been working.
Most of the farmers here are through
aging and all report a light crop.
The funeral Of the late David N.
ierce was held at o'clock. Wednes-
ay afternoon, Rev. c. A. Hayden. Off
ating. The interment was at the Wall
on the river road. The bear
rs were Gideon Hallowell, John A.
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