Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-10-29
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FAYETTE,

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| somewhat improved. sa
Very few apples have been sold.
They are being held for $3.50 and $500.
Oats are turning out well. only a
little threshing has been done in town.
SOUTH FAYETTE.
Mrs. Amiah Pike attended the Sun
day School Convention held at Farm
ington.
J. NJ. Pike has sold his pair of heavy
| working oxen.
w. e. Frost mas just had his build
| ings treated to a new coat of paint.
Lester Harris returned home Friday
| morning from a business trip to Farm
ingtOn and Weld.
Mrs. NJ. H. Bickford, of Danville
Junction has recently been the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Thompson.
J. H. True of North Fayette. local
agent for the Angel Acetylene gas
generator. is meeting with much sue
cess in placing the machines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Pease of the
| Mills visited Mr.. Pease's daughter Miss
| Fanny Pease the milliner at Wayne
| Thursday
While engaged at picking apples l..
K. Sturtevant fell from a tree and re-
| ceived some severe bruises. Fortu-
| nately no bones were broken.
Miss Mabel Pike who is attending
school at Kents Hill spent Saturday
| and Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
| Mrs. J. M. Pike.
Fl. j. Parker of Leeds Centre was in
town recently, Mr.. Parker has gone to
| Pennington where he intends to pur-
| chase considerable live stock.
| Mrs Scott West and son Master
Earle of North Fayette. are visiting re-
| latives at East Auburn.
| Mrs. A. j. Pike of Wayne village
! spent the week at the home of her
husbands parents Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ.
| Pike.
Thus far during the present open sea-
| son on deer there have been three killed
| in town.
| Mrs. Saunders Of Los Angeles, Cali
| fornia. is at Boston where she will make
| a brief visit to friends while enrOute to
| Wayne where she will remain for some
/ =
The Crosby telephone line running
| between Fayette and Readfield which
at present will terminate at the Mills
| is expected 10 be completed in a short
time as the work is being rapidly
pushed.
| SIDNEY.
The Universalist Circle was held
Tuesday evening. with Mrs. Frank
Moore, about sixty being present.
Miss Alice Tilley of Colby. spent Sun
day with her uncle. L. G. Tilley.
Mrs Lathrop of Randolph, is visiting
her son James Lathrop.
Chas. Burgess of Waterville, was in
town. Sunday.
Sumner Marvel Of Auburn. is visit
: ing at Mrs. S. A. Bragg's.
Horace Farnham has gone to Belfast
Prof. Elmer w. Ness OF SearsmOnt
was at Or. II. L. Johnson's. Tues
day.
, Miss Lillian Swift and Mrs. T. S. Ben
son. visited Mrs. Seth Dodge of Vassal'
. boro. Wednesday.
!. r. L. Taylor has gone to New Hamp
shire packing apples.
/ George Field. of Waterville. spen
Sunday with his father. w. A. Field.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hamlen ant
A brother Dan Sullivan left on Tuesday,
boat for Boston Mrs. Hamlen viii
| visit with relatives in Boston until af
: ter Christmas. Her husband an
brother will remain there only fey
days before returning to their home il
]. Angels Camp. California.
!. James Bean visited last week il
II Vienna, Me. s,
J. Joseph H. Field one Of Sidneys smar
|. old men has cut and bound two acre
J. of corn dug fifty bushels of potatoes
2 picked all the apples on the place be
e side harvesting a large crop of onions
). CHELSEA.
81 r. " Morgan shot a deer. last weel
near Tinkham Pond. weighing about
n hundred pounds.
N On Sept. q. 9. M. Dorr picked. o
n the side of the road near his hom
III enough ripe raspberries to fill ha
a. pint jar Of preserves. Who comes nex'
Mrs. George Morrell visited frient
in Gardiner last week.
Mrs. A. L. Hayes was in Portlan
1t last week in attendance at the Gran
p Division Sons Of Temperance. OF whic
vs. she is the Grand Scribe. She also a.
= tended the w. c. r. U. convention.
n Harry Briggs of Augusta, was II
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. s. M. Dorr Ia
l.. week.
~ The Misses Grace and Cora Trask
n. Augusta, were guests OF Miss hatt
We Farnham. Saturday.
= w. H. Austin of this town, Is a cal
didate for deputy sheriff and his mar
friends are giving him cordial supper
Miss Matte Morrell returned, So
III urday. from a visit to friends IN 30
e ton.
George Bachelor Of Oakland vi