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

many Kcnnebec county friends are
glad to see him back in Maine.
Miss Sadie Lord. a clerk in the office
of Adjutant General John r. Richards
at Augusta. is spending her vacation
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Lord.
Miss Blanche Minot is spending the
summer at her home here after a year S
teaching in WaverIey, Mass. She
viii return to h01 duties in septem-
ber
Miss Carolyn Ycaton of New York
arrived. Saturday. for few weeks
visit Miss Yeaton is most successful
in her musical work in the metropolis
year to be prouder of her work. She
will visit Augusta friends before re-
turning to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Millikcn Of Au-
Susta. were guests ut the Belgrade
ever Sunday.
| Miss Mildred DallinGer of Cambridge
Mass. is spending the summer in
town.
Miss Caro- f. Wyman and Miss
! Mary Wyman who have been teaching
for the past year at East Douglass.
Mass. are at their homes on Belgrade
Hill for the summer.
| Fred Lord. of the Bowdoin Medical
school is at home for the summer. He
has one year more before graduation.
Miss Jennie Chase. Colby o. is at
her home here for the summer vacu-
ton.
Page Pulsifcr. the son OF DIR. and
Mrs. Il. II. Pulsifer OF Nassalboro. is
/ with his grandparents here for the
summer.
The Sunday-scho at Belgrade
| Depot is having well attended and sue
cessful sessions under the superin-
tendency of John Taylor.
Edmund Yeaton. who was Frustrated
, by the heat in the bayfield,. last week.
, is still suffering from the effects OF his
experience. II. II. Adams. for whom
he was working, and another hired
man were also overcome by the heat,
but not so badly as Mr.. Ycaton.
! The season at Belgrade Mills. or
Belgrade Lakes. as the village is now
getting to be known. is little behind
! that Of last year. Neither the new
! Belgrade nor the Central house is yet
filled to its capacity. though larg"
: number are at both houses and many
| looms are booked for August The fish
/ ing is good this summer.
SOUTH CHINA.
| Mrs. Clarence Robbins OF Augusta.
/ is visiting her sister. Mrs. Minnie +.
, Farwell
W. o. Harrington is haying for y.
Hit ana Smith Place.
| Charles Metcalf of Albion was in
| town. Friday.
! HOr. w. J. Thompson went to Bos-
| ton last Tuesday. He viii leave
there July I'D for the Pan American
/ exposition.
Among the late arrivals at this
place are Mrs. Weed. Hugh Weed.
George Crosman and family and
Charles crosman and family.
! Frank Trask of Providence. Il. l., "
visiting his uncle. Martin Trask.
Miss Eva NJ. Harrington is visiting
friends IN Fairfield for n few days.
| Ben Moody has moved into the
Reucl Ellis house on the South Road.
The students Of the Erskinc Acad-
! envy held social at the academy last
Friday evening. y very pleasant timc
was reported.
Miss Mary Weber. who is nurse
in tht Augusta city hospital. is home
for a short vacation.
BRANCH MILLS.
! Or. and Mrs. Fred q. Turner Of Iiar-
mony. visited the home Of his boyhood
] last week after an absence Of nearly
81 years. DR.. Turner, had tho remains
Of his mother disinterrcd and removed
to st. Adams to be placed beside her
husband. J. .. Turner.
Percy Dove. OF Worcester. Mass. Is
visiting relatives here.
Fred u. Dove OF Pittsficld. was the
guest of +. NJ. Dove. Sunday.
Miss Lucia Smith Of Pittshcld IL
spending few days with MI. and Mrs.
I. W BridGham.
! Stopping at the lattcrs sisters. Mrs.
Clarence Worthing
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bean have re-
turned to Boston.
George Porter Of Old Town. is at ].
s. Parmenters
EAST READFIELD
George II. Hale. Esq. city clerk If Lew
iSton. with his wife and son, were at J.
T. Dudlcy's Sunday
Mrs. J. I. Hale and grandson. John
Hale of Auburn. have been stopping
| with Mrs NJ J. Townsend at Naranacook
for two weeks. and are visiting Mrs
J. +. Dudley.
Miss Abbic Mayhem a teacher in th,
| University of Wisconsin. with a friend
is stopping with her uncle, J. r. May
hew.
Miss Ann Greeley formerly OF this
| town. now residing at Woodford's. has
been visiting friends in this place the past
week.
Mrs. W. d. Haines and Miss Beth
| taines of Waterville, are stopping with
Mrs. c. G.. Morrill,
FAYETTE.
Miss Lura Wells arrived home from
New York City, Saturday where she has
been the past year
T. NJ. Dodge of Augusta spent Saturday
and Sunday with his parents.
Mr. Clark of .Sew York is at his sis
Clyde Wells has hired the r. NJ Rice
house and will move into il in a few
days.