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

ter are visiting his father. Myrick Per-
ham.
MISS sadie Foster of Boston, is spend,
ing Few weeks vacation with her sis
ter, Mrs. Arthur Marson. in this place.
Some OF the people from this place at
tended the funeral of George Howe at
Cooper's Mills church, Friday. Mr.. Howe
was well known and much respected in
this vicinity.
Joseph kealey. Eugene Farrell, Fred
heaiev ana Edward Movarey, have gone
on hshing trip at Cobbosseecontee iaKe
this week.
There VIII be an excursion from Dres
den Mills to Ocean Point. Tuesday, July
II. The Dresden band will be in attend
ance.
Miss Hattie Bayliss Of Boston is the
guest of Miss Nellie Moody for few
weeks.
Mrs. Mary Trafton and Miss Emily Nc
Fadden made short visit In This Mace.
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chase Of Melrose. Mass,
are visiting at Frank Nashs.
LITCHFIELD PLAINS.
At meeting of the citizens Of Itch
n.
n. Parker and f. p. Springer were chosen
a committee TO determine who shall sell
refreshments and of what sort at the Old
Home Week meeting of Aug. 8. Mrs. l..
E. Shorey, Mrs. Addie l.. Packard and
Mrs. +. l.. Campbell were chosen a com
mittee on music. The citizens are to NEE.
again Aug. 4 to further arrange for the
occasion.
Hon. John Day Smith of MINNEAPOLIS
Mimi, is visiting his sister, Mrs. Samuel
Smith, and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. NJ. Rogers have gone
to Norway to attend summer school
John III. Ham of Lewiston was here
Friday. in the interest of the Lewiston
Journal.
In the absence Of the pastor at the
read a sermon to a large and attentive
audience.
The woman's missionary meeting is to
be held at Mrs. J. A. Chase's, Wednesday.
Rinaldo Jack of Boston is visiting
friends here.
READFIELD.
The remains of Mrs. Diana Young, who
died at kent's Hin Friday. were carried
TO Massachusetts for burial, Monday, ac-
companied by her brother and his wife
and son.
DR.. and Mrs. Neal Mitchell, from Jack
sonville. Fla. arrived here last week for
a short stay with his mother
Mrs. Jordan and daughter. from Massa-
are here for their annual vaca-
ton with .er mother, Mrs VIM. Laugh
ton.
The postponed circle Of the Methodist
Society will meet at the home OF w A.
Wright, Wednesday afternoon
Farmers are bringing in their new pota-
toes for sale and report the crop as very
good
Blueberrying parties are daily visiting
Vienna, Chesterville, Sidney ana other
places. and find the crop abundant
Most of the farmers have finished
their haying and report a fair crop.
Mrs. Mae Smith has gone to Taunton.
Mass.
VASSALBORO.
Miss Augusta Pitts attended the funeral
Of a sister member OF the Relief Corps at
North Nassalboro. Mrs. Nettie Hatha-
way, in that village, Sunday afternoon.
Edwin Goliath and daughter visited
Sunday.
Mr.. Russell Blackwell and daughter.
Matte. of Augusta. visited Mr. and Mrs.
clifford last week
Miss Mary Chapman of Stanley Hill
vas in the village Saturday evening.
r. W. Pitts and daughter. Augusta, at
ended the funeral Of the formers uncle.
Mr.. Newell Pierce, on Church Hill
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant and daughter Of
Maiden. Mass, are visiting at Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin CoIbath's.
NORTH WAYNE.
The office of the North Wayne Tool Co.
vas entered by the way of a window |
July p. ana about s. taken from the |
money drawer. The party was seen to |
cave the office by the window and was |
ully recognized An effort will be made |
o send him to the reform school. IS he |
: an old offender for boy Of II years. |
md has already been before the cour. for |
arceny.
The thunder storm of last Wednesday |
vas very severe at North Wayne, doing |
considerable damage to telephone lines
The lightning played a curious freak in
triking an embankment near the house |
f Everett Rankins cleaning off the entire
Cd Tor more than a square rod and land
ns 1t several feet from the foot of the
The farmers in this vicinity have nearly |
ompleted their haying. There was near
y an average crop.
a quiet wedding occurred at the home
t Williston Jennings. July % The CON
racting parties We're Edward c. Leigh
on of Mt. Vernon and Cora A. Dutton
t Madison, w. Jennings, Esq, officiating.
dr.. Leighton has for several years been
successful manufacturer of lumber at
Vest Mt. Vernon. and owned what was
nown as the Walton Mills He has re-
emily disposed of this property to the
Paper Co.. but he still CON
lnues in charge of the same Mrs. Leigh /
on is an artist of recognized ability and
as for some years resided at Madison.
hey Immediately started on a pleasure
rip to the lakes. where they will spend
everal weeks. Their many friends wish
hem happy future.
ALBION
Miss Soper of Pittston visited at H.
AIRS Saturday and Sunday
Mrs. Hall of Livermore Falls who has L
cen visiting at C. f. Wilson's, returned