Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-06-18
DRESDEN.

Miss Emily McFadden arrived home,
saturday. from Pennington, where
she graduated last week from the,
Pennington Normal school,
Capt. Parker Sheldon of Bowdoin-
ham. spent Sunday with his brother,
j. w. Sheldon.
School at Bridge Academy closed,
Friday, for it's summer vacation. There
was no graduating class this year.
Orlando Bradstreet Of Pittston.
spent Sunday with friends in town.
c. f. Chisam and family made a
visit to friends In Litchfield recently.
A dance was held at Bickford's hall.
Friday evening, with music by Rit-
tails orchestra.
Rev. and Mrs. T. A. Hodgdon are
spending few days in Massachusetts.
EAST WINTHROP.
Charlie Hewitt is passing two weeks
in Boston.
Gorham Rowe of Belgrade. visited
his brother the past week.
Il. Hewett was called to Livermore,
Sunday, by the death of his sister,
Mrs. William Campbell.
Fred l.. Hewins, who had his collar
bone broken by being thrown from his
team. is able to be out.
V. C. Jackson is passing a few days
in Boston.
Miss Mabel Stone has secured a
position in the Office of Vickery e.
Hill, Augusta.
Mrs. John Gray of Walpole. Mass, is
visiting friends here.
Gilbert and Lizzie HoughtOn of
Wilton. are visiting their uncle, ]. c.
Cushman.
CROSS HILL.
Hartwell II. Somes Of Hallowell,
spent several days last week with
friends on the Hill.
Henry Chapman of China. was in
| the place. last week. buying wool for
Emery & Co. of Waterville. The price
| offered was IS cents.
Rev. G. w. Lowell of Windsor,
called or friends in the place. Thurs
day.
o. j. Hussey Of Vassalboro, is press
The remains of the late Mrs. George
Perley were brought from Augusta
and inferred in the Baptist cemetery,
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. II. Smart of Water
vile. We're on the Hill. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. o. Hussey of East
Vassalboro, were in the place. Sunday
afternoon
SIDNEY.
| Miss Mamie Clark is spending a
week visiting friends in Harpswell.
Miss Edna Reed of Vassalboro. who
. has been visiting in town about three
weeks. returned home, Saturday.
DR.. and Mrs. II. l.. Johnson are visit
| ing friends in Massachusetts.
Mrs. F. Ann Smiley and daughter.
Miss Olive w. Smiley. who have been
in Boston since last fail. returned to
| town Saturday for the summer.
Alfred Bowman from Jamaica
| Plains. Mass. arrived last week with
some horses to pasture here this sum-
mar. lie is now visiting his brother.
Scott Bowman. for n few days.
| Merton Drummond Of Oakland. has
| moved to the Robert Drummond place.
little daughter came to Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee w. Jones, June 6.
NJ. w. and Frank Cowan have
painted their houses.
VIII Kecne has taken down the Solo
mon Nash house. in which he has been
living. and has the lumber hauled to
build 4 new one on the same spot soon
He has crew of men at work now
fixing up the cellar wall.
G.. 3. Reynolds has been repairing
clapboarding and painting his barr
| and has built Is foot addition to his
| house ell
! The Albert Taught family are hav-
ing barn. 81 feet square, built on the
w. Jarvis Smiley place. George C.
Robbins is experimenting the con-
| struction of it.
John II. Swift is the proud grand
father of n little grandson born to his
daughter. Mrs. Eugene Smith. in Au-
gusta.
Mrs. Reuel Field attended. a few
days ago. the funeral of her aunt
II,
who died there from injuries received
by fan. at the age of SO years and 5
months.
Fred McClelland. who has been at
work for l.. G. Tilley. went last week
to New Jersey, where he has a sister
irilg.
WEST GARDINER.
Rufus Clough of Chelsea is visiting his
brother Charles Clough and sisters Mrs
King and Mrs. Hopkins.
Mrs. Eli Merriman of Litchfield, called
on friends here last week.
Sherman Callahan will work for Frank
Collins through haying, CONNIE encing this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Spear Of Gardiner.
were calling on friends in town. Sunday.
Allie Defratus. who has been very i'll
with rheumatism is again able to be out
and attend his farm work.
The Horn Brothers are now rushed with
work at the tannery and n large amount
of freight will be hauled from the boat
landing this week. Cords of bark are be-
ing brought from nechboring towns and
the summer bids fair TO be a very busy
one.
RIVERSIDE.
f. +. Warren of South Vassalboro was
in the place on business. last week.
Mrs. Peacock, daughter and sons, who
have been visiting her parents, MIR. and
Mrs. Alfred Lee. returned home to Mil
ton, n. H., last Saturday.
J. II. Durin" was visiting his mother
here last week.