Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-25
STATE NEWS.
kENNEBEc.
CROSS HILL.

CROSS HILL.
Nearly every family from this place
vas represented at the Windsor fair.
last week
Q. Il. Russell was called to Unity.
nr' sday, TO attend the funeral of his
uaclc, John b White.
MIR. and Mrs. James Libby from
Togus, We're in the place. Sunday.
Mrs. a. H. Smart and Mrs. II. +.
chadwick of WatervilIe, passed Satur-
day and Sunday with friends on the
mill.
Charles f.. Lowe is visiting friends in
Lynn and Westboro, Mass.
Miss Edith Perley and Miss Edna
Marden, who have been visiting friends
in Massachusetts. returned home, last
week.
MIR. and Mrs. Lester Emery of Win
slow. We're at +. s. Crosby's, Sunday
c. Perley and f. S Crosby We're
drawn as jurors last week. to serve at
The present term of court at Augusta.
BRANCH MILLS.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Clukey and
three days with relatives here, last
week.
Charles e. Dinsmore Of New York,
was here, last week. He has sold the
old homestead to a Mr.. Reynolds.
Mrs. Eunice Cain. widow of the late
Jonathan Cain. died, Sept. Is. Her
nephew. Can Whitehouse who lived
with her, will return to Camden with
his aunt, Mrs. Manchester. Mrs. Ad-
die l.. Worthing of Camden, attend
ed the funeral.
Mrs. Martha BoWles returned,
Thursday, after a three weeks visit
with friends in Massachusetts.
Mrs. Fred Il. Dove of Pittsffeld, ar
rived at j. r. =. Dinsmore's, Saturday,
for a weeks visit among old friends
and relatives.
Almost everybody went to Windsor
fair. Wednesday, Now they are PLAN
ming for the Grange fair at this place,
next Tuesday.
Rev. II. F. Wood of North Vassal-
| boro, occupied the pulpit, Sunday.
RIVERSIDE.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter f. Reid and
l'.AE's7NN.
here. Monday, on their way home from
Sesuinland. where they had been for
the summer
Mrs. G. w. Clark Of Burlington, Me,
and Mrs. j. :. Keller and daughter
| Edna, of Boston. have been the guests
Of Mrs. o. r. Robbins for the past week
Mr.. ana Mrs. j. f. Farwell Of Cross
Hill. ana MIR and Mrs. Clarence ROB-
bins and son of Augusta, were the
guests. Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
| Dunlap.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. II. Fossett went 10
| Waterville, last Thursday evening, To
| Il whist party, and had a splendid time.
Mr.. and Mrs F. NJ. Wheeler gave the
party ut their residence. to which We're
| invited several of their friends in Wa
| terviIie and Winslow. Mr.. and Mrs
| Wheeler have a beautiful home. in a
| not two crowded part of the city, with
| j large and well kept lawn surrounding
il. nnd being right royal entertainers
| the party could not help being very
| enjoya Die affair.
Your correspondent saw q beautiful
| and somewhat novel sight for this part
| of the country. at f. G. BarroWs the
other day. 1t was a peach tree loaded
| with large. luscious peaches. 1t rroNes
| that even in this climate peaches can
| be successfully grown. Mr. BarroWs is
| Il progressive fruit grower, having an
abundance of apples, pears, piums'
cherries and grapes at his fine mouse,
designated as Cherry Lodge
]. f. Fossett of Augusta, was in the
place last Wednesday
(. ". Mitchell has gone to the hospi-
| tai 1T Portland for treatment.
Miss Maggie Durham of Vassalbor"
called on Mrs. y. II. Fossett last
Thursday.
Mrs. Albert Foster is visiting friends
| in Connecticut.