Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-12
KENNEBEC.
MT, VERNON.

wi !. vEhNOiN.
Mrs. Mark Il. Gilman is quite i'll and
confined to her bed.
Maurice Greenough of Groveland,
Mass. returned home, Tuesday.
Mrs Ella f. Leighton went to Haver-
hill. Mass. Tuesday, to spend few
weeks with a sister in that city.
Our schools are progressing finely.
Miss Doll Leighton, teaches in the
Robinson district which commenced,
Monday.
Mrs. Sarah Paterson, who has been
in Dover, on visit has returned. Miss
Annitte Hopkins of that place re-
turned with her.
Miss Lora A. Tyler has returned
from Boston, where she has been on
visit.
Mrs. B. F. Butler and daughter, Mel
lie l.. Butler, have returned from
Greenacre Miss Rand of Boston, has
returned with them.
Charles Cram of Washington, d. c.,
is visiting his parents for short time.
Several will attend the Baptist Asso-
| citation at Norridgewock, this week.
| to friends in Mt. Vernon, the past
| week.
WAYNE.
Mrs. Reuben Beals of Monmouth,
visited friends in Wayne and Fayette,
| last week.
| Mrs Este Eeers has returned to her
| home in Connecticut.
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lantic City, where she is employed in
! the public schools.
| Miss Day, who has been visiting Mrs.
| Plummer. has returned to her home in
| Portland.
| Mrs. H. A. Dexter is visiting her sis
| ter. Mrs. Stafford in Auburn.
Mrs. Allen and Mrs. Lincoln spent a
part of last week in Lewiston.
NORTH WINDSOR.
| Miss Marguerite Pierce has gone to
Willis, Mass, where she is engaged as
teacher in the public schools.
Miss Ida Merrill has returned home
| from Isles5oro, after an absence of
six weeks.
| Mrs. Anna Merrill, who has been
| visiting relatives in Islesboro, has re-
| turned home.
Ulysses Pierce, Edward Louden,
Jerry Pierce, Clarence Ellis, Annie
| Barton, Gertrude Louden, 1sora
| Pierce and Minnie Caswell, are among
the scholars at the fall term of Erskine
| Academy.
WEST WINDSOR.
Miss Alice Farnham Of Portland has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. f. w.
| Barton for a few days.
WEST CHELSEA.
There were a large number of voters at
| the Town house. Monday.
! James Blanchard and family went 10
| Waterville, Sunday, to visit their son
Ralph, who IS employed there.
| Daniel Derry lost a valuable COW, last
week.
| Misses Carrie ana Alice Hanley Of Gar
diner, Were the guests of Mrs. w. f.
| Seekins. Saturday.
Miss George White returned to Angus
| ia. Monday, to resume her studies at the
| Cony High school.
Mrs. Martin Hewett of Cooper's Mills,
| and Mrs. jefferson Longfellow and family
| Of Augusta, visited relatives in this place.
! Wednesday.
\ social dance was held at the Town
| house, Saturday evening, which was much
enjoyed by all who attended.
| Miss Amy Heath, teacher in this dis
| trict. spent Saturday and Sunday at her
| home in South Pittston.
ALBION.
| Ella Fuller returned, last week, to her
work in WaterviHe.
George Wilson and Harry kidder will
attend school ut Watervile. this fall.
Melvin Crosby and daughter Bertha
We're in town. Sunday.
Anna Wood returned to her school in
Westford, Mass, last Friday, and Frank
Carr to his in Chelsea.
Eugene Rackliff, Ora Crosby and Benia-
min Libbey are delegates to the Maine
Central Christian Conference at East Dix
mont, Sept. %. q and %. Their wives
were appointed aiternates.
The annual field day for public school
teachers. scholars and patrons, along the
line of the w, w. & f. r. r. will be held
at Wiscasset. Sept. g. The usual low
rates will be given and an interesting
program has been prepared. Programs
can be obtained of Rev. II. f. Wood