Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-09

Brockton. Mass. are visiting the for
mer's wife's parents. MIR. and Mrs.
Norris Swift.
Mrs. Reuel Field and Mrs. James
Field returned. last week from few
days visit to Boston. The formers
daughter. Miss Hattie Field. who is
living in Boston. returned with them
FARMINGDALE
Aida Noble. former principal of the
Grant Street school, arrived in town.
Friday Of last week. as the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar McCausland
Their daughter. Miss BERTHE Moody,
accompanied her on her way home to
Blaine. as far as Waterville where
Miss Moody visited several classmates.
returning home. Tuesday.
Mrs. Arthur Jewett spent the Fourth
Sa, July week with her husband i"
Mrs. Elizabeth Morgan AMI Ruby
WhitehOuse are visiting Fred Morgan.
Charlie Drake has purchased two
residences on Bridge street from A. G.
Bowie.
Lee Hodgon of North street. receiv-
ed a bad kick from horse recently,
but is now able to be out
Mr.. Davis Of Bowman street, is very
i'll.
Fred Moody went to East Pittston.
Saturday, to act as best man at the
marriage of his cousin. Miss Ada Dow.
which took place at . o'clock Sunday
Mrs. Chas. Wight has been spending
a week at Capitol Island.
Lizzie Ormond went to Boston.
Wednesday.
A. F. Plummer Of Montville. was the
guest OF Oscar McCausland. last week
EAST PITrsTON.
Miss Carrie l.. Hanley of Bangor. ar
rived. Tuesday. to pass the summer
with her parents in this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ]. Donnell of Port
land. were calling upon friends here
Wednesday.
Charles Burleigh of Boston, spent
week. recently. at Henry Knights.
Miss Matte Mansir. who has been
attending school in BrOckton. Mass.
for the past year. has returned home.
Miss Alice Hanlcy of Gardiner. spent
the Fourth at her home in this place.
Miss Myra Hewey. who has been at
Sheepscot for a short visit has re-
turned. 80
The convenience of two mails day
is much appreciated by the public.
Arthur r. Moody has moved his
family to Hallowell. where Mr.. Moody
| is employed.
| On Sunday evening at the Methodist
church. the first of a series Of lectures
by the pastor. was given upon Beacon
Lights of History
Leonard Moody has been i'll for the
past week at his summer home in this
place.
RIVERSIDE.
( Rev. J. H. Cone of Vermont. dined
with Mr.. and Mrs. N. H. Fossett, last
EFriday.
& Mr.. and Mrs. Brown. son and daugh-
Eter OF Boston. are passing few weeks
at w. J. Rowe's.
Miss Ola Sturgis is visiting her
grandmother. Mrs. F. r. Merrill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Robbins and
Master Earle Of Augusta. were the
guests. last Wednesday, of Mr.. and
! Mss. J. w. Dunlap. g,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Trask of Fair
field. passed 4th of July here. with
their mother, Mrs. Sarah Trask. !t
Jefferson Merrill. accompan MED by his
daughters. Mrs. Mabel Clay and Miss
Matte Merrill Of Augusta, called on
relatives here. last Sunday.
Mrs. J. D. Stanwood of Winn. made
Mrs. N. II. Fossett a two days visit.
last week. They were friends and
schoolmates In their girlhood DAYS.
Mrs. Stanwood is lady of refinement
and ability, very prominent in the
Ladies Relief Corps. being a past
president of the State Corps Of Maine
and one whom it is pleasure to meet
on any occasion. She formerly lived
in this town.
T. Brooks Reed and Miss Clara Read
of Waterville. were the guests. last
Saturday. of Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Eos.
sett.
Rev. J. II. Cone. former pastor at
Vassalboro and Riverside, being on a
visit here, preached. Sunday afternoon
at Nassalboro. As usual he preached a |
very hne sermon. He Is now stationed
IN vermont, where he Is much appre- |
ciated, as he is sure to be. wherever bo |
preacnes, ior ne is a man of marked
ability.