Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-05


Charles w. Bailey killed hedgehog,
Thursday. that weighed 40 pounds.
T. F. Bean has purchased Will
Browns farm.
B. L. Foster is erecting a stable.
W. Judkins is confined to his room
with assesses of the lungs.
Mrs. Susan Bennett of Rumford
Falls. spent few days on the Hill,
last week.sa 80 Sssss. IT,
Ira H. Foster is in with typhoid
fever. go NJ E sti
Miss HARRIET Church and Mrs. d.
w. Whitney visited Mrs. Isaiah Handy,
last week.
Mrs., A, Shepherd of Cambridge
Mass. and Mrs. Allen of Gardiner. Me.
We're calling on friends here, Sunday.
Mrs. Lucy E. Roundy and Miss Clara
A. Bennett went to Lakeside, Friday
returning, Saturday
E. b. Stackpole has purchased Ly-
decker's cream route, which he will add
to the present one.
EAST PITTSTON.
Miss Julia Blodgett, who has beer
making an extended visit with her sis
ter Mrs. Eliza Burbank, left, Friday
for Sycamore, Mass.
Willard Stilphen of Lynn, Mass
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Stilphen, Sunday.
Mrs. w. s. Cleaves went to Sheepscot
Thursday. for short stay.
The In wu Marty hold E,r;1ax- 49,
at the home of Rev. l.. L. Harris. wa.
We'll attended and much enjoyed by
those present. Ice cream, cake ant
other refreshments We're served. and
the affair was success, financially, as
well as socially.
Mr. and Mrs. William Reid of Chica-
go, We're the guests of Mr.. and Mrs f
w. Mansir, the past week.
Arthur Harris returned, Monday. tc
Bucksport to continue his studies in tn,
seminary a that place
Miss Mary Bryant of Cambridge
Mass, was in this place, Tuesday.
J. A. King went to Boston Tuesday
for a short stay.
Mrs. Clara Hopkins and Miss Mar,
been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs Alder
knight during the past week.
Rev. and Mrs. l.. l.. Harris and son
Robert left, Monday morning, on d
carriage drive to Northport where they
will enjoy a few days vacation.
Miss Lottie NJ. Grant, who has beer
visiting at Mrs. l.. j. Calls, went to
Randolph. Thursday, for Il short stay
before returning to her home in Soner.
vile, Mass.
The schools in town opened, Sept /
with the exception of the village school
which will begin two weeks later.
Mrs. Lizzie Carleton of Charlestown
| Mass, is the guest Of Mrs. J. H. Bailey
The 2Gth Century Club gave al
entertainment and lawn party on Tues.
| day evening, at the home of Miss Nelli,
| Moody.
T. \. Grant of Somerville, Mass, wa.
calling on friends in this place, Sun.
| day.
Mrs. NJ. J. Donnell returned. Friday
from a few days visit in Windsor.
Mrs. George Cory of Brooklyn, who
| the summer, left on Monday, with hei
| guests. Mrs. Cory will spend a few
days at CobbOsseeconttee, before re-
| turning to her home in Brooklyn.
CROSS HILL.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Warwel1 of Fair
| hcld, Were in the place, last week, re
| newinS old acquaintance.
| 1Jre, nJ.,.ba raua,I an and ,.n
spected lady, died at the home of he
daughter Mrs. A. G. Coombs, Wednes
/ day, her age was So years.
| Oscar Butler of Waltnam, Mass.
| came, Friday, to spend a few days will
| his wife and little son, who are at w
A. Tobey's.
| Luther ID. Busell of Boston High
lands, and his niece, Miss Emma J.
| Busell of East Boston, are passing
few weeks with relatives and Friends
on the hill
Several from the hill attended tn
campmeeting at China last week.
Mrs EmeIine Lewis, who has beer
passing several months with he
daughter Mrs c. F. Donnel of Wind
sor, returned to the place, Sunday, ant
will stop with her sister, Mrs. 5. 3
| Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs H. F. Chadwick AM
children, Miss Edith and Maste
Harold of 'Waterville passed Saturda.
night and Sunday, with friends on tn
hill.
| J. Eldridge Gardner of Aroostoos
and S. B. Cross of Augusta We're call
| ing on old friends on the hill, Friday
| Mr.. and Mrs. Will II. Crosby of Wins
| low, were at c. f. Crosby's. last week.
SOUTH FAYETTE.
Albert J. Pike is buying and shippint
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