Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-10-09
KENNEBEC.
VERSiOE.

NJ. ana Mrs. A. =. Robinson OF vas
saJsoro, called or friends here last
Thursday.
Mrs. Annie Place of Alton Bay. y. II.
is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Guy Gill
crease.
Frank Bailey, Mrs. Georgia Burnham
and Miss Rose Eailey. of Farmingdale.
were the quests last Sunday of Mr.. and
Mr. w. l.. Bailey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Dearborn and little
son of Boston are the guests of MI. and
Mrs ]. W. Dunlap.
Miss Laura Rollins came down from
WinslOw, last week, to visit her
parents
j. W. Dunlap has bought a nice new
team. horse. buggy and harness. SO
now he can ride out in as good style as
any of them. Besides that, he has
bought a line, four months old colt by
Governor Pattison of ''Broadacres
farm, SO he will have another good
horse one OF these days.
Your correspondent sampled some
peaches the other day, raised by Isaac
Jackson OF this place and they were A.
No. !. This seems To have been a fav-
orabie year for peaches in Maine, for
NEST everybody VINO has a tree, and
they are getting quite common now.
has raised and abundance Of nice fruit.
Ar. Ness the famous horse trainer.
ia here breaking and training several
horses for A. f. Sawtclle.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bailey of Augusta
called on Mrs. Susie Dolloff last Sun
day.
Mrs. Carrie Smell of California. is
visiting Misses Hannah and Hester
Smell.
FARMINGOALE.
Ar. Smith has moved his family to
Gardiner.
Miss IVA Fisher mas been the guest of
Mr.. ard Mrs. Stilkey, the past week.
Mrs. Farrell of Rockland who has
been visiting Mrs. awards of Grant
street. has returned home.
Mrs. Cotton has returned to New
YORK after spending the summer with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs Pillsbury.
Her sister Jessie Pil,sbury accompanied
her as far as Boston.
Mrs. Ida Moody was the guest of Mrs.
Wallace Tibbetts. last week.
Miss BERTHE Moody Went to Litchfield
sunday with party of friends
Fred Moody is spending his vacation
on a cunning expedition to Edgecomb.
vAssALsoRo.
Nh Isaiah Clifford of this village. has
recently sold his farm to George r
smith, register Of deeds of Augusta.
Mrs. Frank Ballard of Cross Hill
visited relatives in this place, Friday
George Graves. former resident and
Tor many years station agent i'm This
place was in the village, Friday.
Emery Goliath of Newport. visited
: ms brother. Edwin Goliath. last week
A large number of people attended
s the Sidney fair. Saturday. Fighter
eams crossed the river going to the
fair. .-i
Ira Otis of Gorham. visited Edwin
Goliath. Friday.
Mrs. Mary Richardson of Cross Hill
nam Austin. last week.
'eet CHELSEA.
me question of the winters fuel i
serious one to those who are no
, i'r.unate enough TO own a wood lot
"id TO the latter their wood lot ma,
prove small fortune before the winte
= over people being willing to pay al
most any price asked.
several cases of mumps are reporte
in town.
laurence Morgan. one of the party
""o went to Jefferson on a huntin
''p. last week, is the first to brin
ZONE u deer which he shot the secon
ss ne was there. Several of hi
i'shos have enjoyed some of the inca
ana report it excellent.
Misses Matte and Violet Katon wen
.arioou last Tuesday where the
"'e 10 make their future home.
Miss Mamie Given went to Eosto
On Inc boat last Tuesday, having Sc
"ieo position there.
,;. WIS Norton of West Gardiner. an
,,.ue grandson Earle. are guests of he
''ushter. Mrs. f. H-Collins.
Mr, and Mrs. John Page of Rich
nu' were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
y. rage. Sunday.
Inc Misses Grace and Lind
thompson, who have spent tho sur