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

Mrs. Eben Horn and son Harry are
visiting Mrs. Horns sister. Mrs. Fowlc
in jefferson.
Reuben Snow is the champion mower
here. Besides doing all the work on his
own large farm he has moved the
farms of Harry French, William Has
kell n portion Of Warren Davis and
other farms.
Timothy Clark. on the Neck. is now
taking a large number of city boarders
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fisher of Au-
custa. are spending the summer with
Mrs Fishers mother. Mrs. Josie Clark.
Mrs. Matilda King spent Sunday
with Mrs. Caroline Clough on the Neck
read.
VIII Hopkins lost valuable team
horse last week. Warren Davis horse
also suffered a sunstrOkc but was say
ed by the timely efforts of DR.. Fair
banks.
Charles and Hartwel ClouGh have
commenced repairing the old academy
at Spears Corner. getting ii ready for
the fall term of school
Cyrus Collins. who was injured very
seriously in Manchester Il few weeks
ago is now able to ride out. and Wis
tied friends in town last week
Walter Pinkham and family Of Bos-
ton. are at their summer home at
Browns Corner.
The neat during some days OF last
week overcame "A number OF horses in
the hay fields. Will Hopkin:' lost one
If his pair of work horses. DIR. W. II.
>o}S no lie of lp1
but could not help Kim.
Mr. and Mrs. Bowden We're at J. L.
Babb's last week.
Mrs. Carrie Colcord Of Boston. who
has been visiting Miss Angie Tucker.
went to Augusta. Friday.
The farmers are rushing their hayinG
aIcng as fast as possible.
&. Haskell is at home from Augusta
for few days.
Charles Mason is very sick with
acute rheumatism. Dr.. Blake of Mon
mouth. attends him.
j. r Collins and family We're in town
sunday.
SOUTH NASSALBORO.
Mrs. Matte Gates and Miss Butter
field Of East Nassalboro. and Mrs Bu-
ker of Waterville. We're callers at r.
Is. Whitehouse's. Sunday.
Nj, and Mrs T. $ Hall and Master
tr5unc"y Hall of Augusta. We're in the
place. Sunday. calling on friends.
Mrs. Ardra Wilson of Skowhcg,n. l.;
spending a few days with her sister.
Mrs. Saioma Clark.
r.. Lee Stone of Watervillc. spent the
Sabbath with his mother. Mrs. l.. A.
stone
Fannie Pierce. who has been quite
ill with typhoid fever. is slowly con-
aleSCinS.
Master Herbert Wormcll of Water
Vile. is the guest of Ralph Dickey.
Mrs. Minnie Rice of Wiliamsport.
Pa. accompanied by her friend Mrs.
Jennie Littlcfield of Hallowel are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Hamilton
at their cottage at Ocean Point FOR two
weeks. Mrs. Rice will then visit her
brother. J. p. Twitchell of this place.
SIDNEY.
little daughter came to Mr. and
Mrs. Jesse Hawcs. July H.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Ginord's IL
very serious illness.
Mrs. Lois Ward Scruton who has
been very i'll with gastric fever. is
much better.
Edgar Clifford Of Fairfield. is visit
ing DR.. f. p. Fish for Il few days The
doctors brother. Walter. and Misses
Edith and Annie Smith. all OF Fair
field. were guests at the doctors home.
Sunday.
Philip \. Wood Of HalOwell. visited
Arthur 7. Drummond's family last
week.
Mrs. Fannie Butler and little daush-
ter of Watcrville. are visiting the for
mer's sister Mrs. Peter Corron
Mrs. Ethel Knapp and little daugh-
ter of Madison were guests in the
home Of the formers brother. J. T.
Durrell.
Chesman Hanson has gone to Halo
well to work on the addition to the In
dustrial school building
l.. NJ. Springer and family of Bos-
ton. have arrived in town for few
weeks stay in their summer residence.
the Nathaniel Merrill house.
John Smiley of Roxbury. Mass. is in
town for a few days.
RIVERSIDE.
Mrs. Charles Small and children of
Medford, Mass. are. visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles White
Mrs. ]. N. Russell has returned from
DamarscOtta.
Mrs. J. H. Reed has gone to the sea-
shore. She is accompanied by Miss
Edith Farwell
Mrs. G. w. Smiley visited her par
ents at North Vassalboro. last week.
Mr. and Mrs. r. F. Ordway of Pat
ten. are the guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
Perley Gardner.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. X. Shepard passed
through here last Saturday on their
way home to Bangor. They had been
on three weeks vacation Among
the places they visited were Tho Will
lows at Massachusetts. and Old Or