Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-10-21

2Sue8tS They drove over via Augusta
with Mr.. Shows fine three seated car.
riase and span. The trip over and re.
turn and the visit at the Home was
very enjoyable.
Miss Ella Towle met with quite a
painful accident at the Towle Brothers
| store, last week, while waiting uron a
customer. She stepped upon a SHARP
nail running 1t through the sole of the
loot, causing quite painful wound
but no serious results are anticipated
Albert Fuller is finishing skins at
Horn BrOthers' tannery. %
/ EAST WINTHROP.
Edwin Twomey Of Boston, called at
Mrs. f. A. Wadesworth, Friday.
| Mrs. Monroe and Mrs. Pond of Greene
called on friends in the place, Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles Stafford OF Augusta.
visited her brother Herbert Robertson,
Thursday and Friday. "--.a sFsal
/ H. A. Keyer and E. r. Leavitt have
each sold two cottage lots to parties in
Augusta sr -. ia
The Augusta Winthrop and Gardiner
Railroad is having Hersey Island
cleaned up and laid out into flower beds
and walks. Another season it will be
one Of the best places for picnics in
this section. and will be appreciated by
the patrons OF the road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gray Of Southport, are
visiting their daughter, Mrs. II. NJ.
Packard.
CHELSEA.
Miss Tina Dorr has been home from
Augusta quite ill for the past week. but
is on the road to recovery at this writ
ing. ~ .tit
Miss Ida Searles visited friends in
Augusta last week. s.- s-,ar
Miss Mabel Mclaughlin went to
Boston. last week. on a visit to friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Tomlinson of
Newcastle. arrived in town. last week,
To pass the winter with their daughter
Mrs. +. c. Meader.
Misses Zelma and Iva Knox of Gardi-
ner spent Sunday with their grand
parents Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Dorr.
Mrs. Minnie Sibley and little grand
son of Augusta spent Sunday with her
mother, Mrs. Julia A. Farnham. -t
Miss Lottie and Master Hiram Poggs
VA w "SCHSIu. NVIC Suc5tS VI MlSS
Laura Morgan over Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth Dorr of Augusta
spent Sunday with her parents Mr. and
Mrs. S. N. Dorr.
Walter Mclaughlin returned to New
York last week after visit to his ia
nily here.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. V. Morgan and
daughter of Gardiner spent Sunday
with Mr.. Morgan's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Morgan.
Miss NJ. +. Collins returned, last,
week from visit TO friends in Gardi-
ner.
Mrs. Anna Trask and children of
Augusta called on friends in town, SUN
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. COrbin pleasantly
entertained quite a party of young peo-
pie, Saturday evening. at their home
on Morgan Hill.
H. =. Lawrence has quite a novelty
for this season consisting of a straw
berry plant of the clyde" variety
which has two nice ripe berries. three
green ones and several blossoms upon
it. He has taken it up and has it in the
house where it continues to grow and
thrive. A winters crop of strawberries
would be a novelty for Maine surely.
Mrs. Elmer Green and daughter Miss
Emma Of North Pittston are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Lawrence.
The trees are rapidly losing their
beautiful foliage. and every day brings
new evidence of Fall.
80 ~ 1.s, t,v,e,
day night was viewed by several wide
awake people. and by some sleepy
ones who reluctantly left their warm
beds at Il o'clock to witness the Won
derful spectacle. feeling amply repaid
however for having done so.
LlTcHFIELD CORNER.
The Ladies Home Circle is preparing
for an entertainment and harvest sup
per, to be held at Stewards Hall, Fri
day evening. Oct. "a, when 'The COun-
try School will be presented. ]. T..
Chase will be the teacher; Mr.. John
the district Committee man." and &.
u. Packard. Mrs. Nettie Campbell. Mrs.
Higgins, Mrs. Perry and others. about
twelve IN all, the pupils, Mrs. Horace
Bukcr will take the part of the irrate
parent. and Chas. Bubier the small boy
who plays "hookey." There will be
music and rccitatiOns and an old fash
toned supper.
Mr. Harlow will go to South Wind
ham Monday. His daughter Mrs.
Atkins expects to return with him and
visit few weeks.
Eugene Campbell is building a shop
in which to shoe his horses.
Frank Smith went to Boston. Mon
dan.
Mrs. Addie Baker has gone to Massa-
chusetts. where she is receiving medical
treatment in a hospital. 1.
Carl Taylor is at home from South
Windham. He came from South Wind
nam to Sabattus on the electric cars,
distance of seventy miles.
Mrs. w. S. PurintoI, Of Watervillc
has been in town a few days. attend
| ing to the business of making repairs
on her buildings. gathering apples. &c.
Mrs. J. w. Starbird Of Lewiston. re-
turned home Sunday. after a weeks
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