Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-23

AACN. ItoOtc mere, luSt
Sunday. His sermon showed marked
ability.
Mrs. George Means and daughter Of
Portland, are visiting Mrs. Kate Rob-
bins. Mrs. Means mother.
Mrs. George Bailey Of Farmingtlalc
and Miss Rose Bailey of Brunswick.
were the guests. last Sunday. Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. p. Bailey.
Miss Helen Johnson Of Augusta. is
visiting Miss Annie Connickat Broad
acres"
X. II. Ballard of South Gardiner was
home over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. o. Brown Of Au-
gusta. called on friends here. Sunday.
F. ]. Staples of Augusta. was up
here. last week. getting his hay.
Charlie Langley of Boston. is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Lee.
There was Il large vase of beautiful
pond lilies at the church. Sunday. from
Washington. d. c.. which were sent to
Mrs. Josiah Brown by her brother
Walter Shaw. who raises them. There
were white. yellow and pink ones
The remains of MIS-. Annie Gilbert
formerly of this place. aCCompa MED by
her daughter. MIS-. Margaret Higgins.
and other relatives from RoXbury,
Mass. arrived at the station. Wednes-
day afternoon. The many friends of the
deceased joined in the procession from
tie ward of the Congrega tional chapel
to follow the remains to the final rest
ing place in the Nichols cemetery.
where prayer was offered by Rev. Jo-
siah Prescott. An aged mother and one
da ughter survive her. They have the
sympathy of all in their bereavement.
Rev. Mr.. Robe preached at the Con-
sregational chapel. last Sunday.
Miss Matte Meservc arrived home
from Southern California last week.
Mrs. II. W. Pitts and daughter. Au-
Susta. called on friends in Benton.
Monday.
DR.. Arthur Wyman of Skowhegan.
was in the village. Wednesday.
Miss Georgia Lancaster visited her
sister. Mrs. Henry Glazicr, last week.
Miss Fora Reed visited friends in
Watervile. last week.
EAST vASSALBORO.
Tuesday was the hottest day rcmcm-
bered for years here. The men in the
hay field were forced to leave their
work. Several were Frustrated. but all
recovered.
Allie Doe recently lost one of his
most valuable COWS.
Quincy Collins. who has been i'll. is
much improved in health.
Miss HELEN Ward of Watcrvillc. has
been visiting in town.
Many summer visitors are here en-
joying the cool breezes from the lake.
Prof Wilmot Jones of South China
was in town. Friday evening, on bust
ness.
Miss Annie Murphy left home. where
she has been spending few weeks
Friday afternoon.
James White of Augusta. is stopping
, with relatives in the place.
Master Harold Pope. of Providence.
Il. L.. is visiting at his grandfather's.
LITCHFIELD PLAINS.
Invitations are being sent former
students Of LitChfield academy. with
! those of the old Liberal Institute to he
present at a reunion. to be held at the
academy. on Aug. Is of Old Home
week.
Among the guests at the Plains
church. Sunday. were Rev. f. Manson
of Farmingdale. Mr.. ana Mrs. F. G.
Luckenback Of Monmouth. Prof. and
,;.I, Of. li.. .ttI
their children.
Ben Rollins is home from the Philip
pine islands and is the guest of Mrs.
l.. +. Shorey.
Mr.. and Mrs c. NJ Rogers have gone
to FoxcrOft. to attend the Summer
school.
EAST WINTHROP.
| F. l.. Hewins and family are passing
few weeks at Ocean Point.
! Mrs. J. W. Welsh of Augusta. is oc-
cupyinG her cottage.
Mrs. Charles LAWYER of Livermorc
Falls. passed the week at w. F. Hcw-
ctt's.
Wilson Mason has gone to .Andovcr.
: for few days.
A. A. Kennedy Of East jefferson.
was is the place Saturday, looking for
Il location for Il general store.
Miss Olive Robbins is visiting her
sister Mrs. T.. a. Whiting.
FARMINGDALE.
| Mrs Joseph Noyes Of Hartford. Ct.
ana George Noyes Of Boston. arc visit
ing relatives in town.
| MIR and Mrs. Charles Drake have
gone to housekeeping in their new
! home on Bridge street.
| Mrs. Cotton of Boston is visiting her
! Fl, Their Mr. Pilisbury of Main avenue.
! Mrs. Cloud OF Grant street has gone
to Boothbay for the summer. where
| her husband is at work.
! Mary and Bridget Hickey are both
in very poor health.
| The shoe shop base ball nine have
come out in handsome new suits. blue
and gray.
| READFIELD.
| Young Mr.. Sears had the misfortune
to cut two of his fingers severely with
I "A Scythe FRIDAY.