Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-17

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| beautiful and much ba,o,.a ,
she is survived by "a husband and ~
small son of three years. She vii, ho
greatly missed. ~ NC
| Mr. anc Mrs. Ralph +. Cram hav.
~ -. carriage drive to the
FORK OF tie Kennebec
Ker. II. NJ. burlington has been an
visit to Rhode Island the past week
/ MISS Louise n. Mayhem has returned
| from Lancaster. Mass. and will be At
nome Tor few months.
Mrs. Nora Whittier Marble or
NanSeley, is with her parents. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Howard Whittier, for q wish.
MIS-. Snarlcs Dolloff is in Franklin
county visiting her relatives for a few
| weeks.
William IL. Dadlev has the cham
plon apple tree in his door ward Your
correspondent is informed that he has
picked sixty bushels of Baldwin acples
from TINS tree this fall. Who can cx-
coed that?
EAST PITTSTON.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hanley and the
Misses Mountains of Boston. yp,nt a
NV utSs mere, last week.
The friends of l.. J. Hewey. who has
been in poor health for some time. are
glad to know that he is gaining.
Mrs. Annie Nash returned. Tuesday.
from an extended trip to different
places in Massachusetts.
Mrs. Arthur PARROT of Augusta
spent the day here Tuesday.
known resident of this place. but who
has lived for the past few years in
Philipsburg. Montana. is visiting old
friends in town.
RIVERSIDE.
Mrs. Clarence Robbins and Earle
and Mrs. +. L. Bryant and Donald. of
Augusta. were in the place Friday. call
ing on friends.
Z. A. Hamilton has gone to Boston
for few weeks.
Mrs. J. y. Russell has gone to
Damariscotta to visit her daughter.
Mrs. Huston.
Mrs. L. l.. Gage and Mrs Bert
Brown and daughter Ruth. of Augusta
called on friends here last Wednesday,
Mrs. VIII Russell and her sister, Mrs.
Dyer of Augusta. were in the place
Friday.
Miss Amelia Ellis of Oakland. was
the guest over Sunday of Miss Ina
Ellis. Miss Ellis is one of Sidneys
popular school teachers.
\ concert was given by the Sabbath
school here last Sunday evening. They
acquitted themselves very creditably.
WEST GARDINER.
Miss Eta Towle Of Lewiston, is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Towle.
Perley Goeden of Monmouth, was in
+; town Sunday.
A. E. Wakefield is at home from Bath
, for few weeks.
Mrs Walter c. Curtis Of Gardiner.
visited at her fathers. w. II. Davis.
over Sunday.
Mrs Walter Staples of Monmouth.
was at her mothers, Mrs. d. Callahan,
Sunday.
Some of the farmers claim to have
Ben Davis apples that will weigh
pound apiece. The apple crop is quite
good in this section and the fruit is
large and of good color.
James Carey of Hallowell, had a
dance at the Grange hall, Friday night.
There was a large attendance.
\ good many of the Changers attend
ed the Pomona meeting at North Au-
gusta. also the meeting at Readfield,
Friday.
John Curtis has moved to the farm
that he bought of Orlando Williams on
High street. Mr.. Williams has moved
into Elijah Fairs place on the West
road near Cobbosseecontee lake.
Mrs. Nellie Curtis. who has been very
sick, is slowly gaining.
EAST VASSALBORO.
Frank Jones and family were in the
village. Friday.
Ed S. Bragg has returned from VISIT
at Providence. K. L.
Mrs. Allen Pinkham returned, FRIDAY
from visit TO her sister, Mrs. III. ).
Bailey.
Miss Abbie Lewis has purchased the
Birch House, owned by Joseph Mnil-
ncy. ana began repairs before taxing pos
session.
Miss Lizzie Butterfie!d mas returned
from a trip to Portland.
Emery Bragg and George III. Pope at
tended meeting in East Benton, ouhuas'
Mr.. and Mrs David Gates and sons
spent Sunday in South China.
Hiamsel Whitehouse of South Chiia
was in the place. Sunday
Miss N'iIhelmina Butterfield of Water
Vile. passed Sunday with her grandpa
rents Mr. and Mrs John Murphy.
Tuesday evening. Mr.. and Mrs. X NJ.
Small opened their house for the beneht
of the Methodist church. n large num-
Der gathered and supper was served. a
most enjoyable evening was passed.
David Monk. an aged and respected citi-
zen of this village. died, Thursday alter
noon Of heart failure. He had peeh ~
feeble health for some time. Dut me emo
came suddenly. In the morning ne wa
able to sit the piazza. Mr.. Monn
came to the village. accompanied py NE
wife and three sons many years aSo' an"
had since made his home here. he was
one of The oldest citizens OF the NlhaSe'
ha wing reached the age of 81 years. us
wife died several years ago but inc u'
ceased had been cared for by son anu
wife. The funeral services occurred sun
dav morning and were attended by rela-
tives and friends Rev. Mr.. SeaboSer OF
the Methodist church offered prayer ana
spoke touchingly of the deceased anu
sympathetically to friends. Inc iitc,
ment was in the cemetery near the VII
lage.
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