Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-08-08


Wallace of Augusta, were on the Hill,
Wednesday afternoon, renewing old
acquaintance.
| Horace Moody Of Lowell, Mass, was
in town, last week, locking up old
friends. II is IL years Stree Mr.. Moody
/ visited Vassalboro.
/ Mrs. Ida Emery and daughter of Wa
| teryille, We're the guests of Mrs. S. b.
Jones, Thursday.
Charles j. Prescott of Orange. N. j.,
was on the Hill. Friday This was Mr..
Prescott's birthplace and he visits here
once year. He is the youngest son of
the late DIR. Oliver and Lydia (Chand-
| ler) Prescott.
| Mrs. Mary A. (Coleman) Brown OF
| Massachusetts, is visiting friends on
| the Hill.
| Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Baker and
| friends from Riverside, were on The
Hill, Sunday afternoon.
EAST vASSALBoRO.
The w. C. r. u. extended a welcome
to the newly organized Loyal Temper
ance Legion, Monday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Geo. Pope. The exercises
were on the lawn. Games were played
and then ice cream and cake were
antly spent.
| Miss Eva Goddard is visiting
| friends in town.
| Mrs. Abbie Taber of Providence, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Henry Taber.
| Mrs. Nettie Jackson and Mrs. Rachel
| Wyman of South China, We're calling
on friends in the village, last week.
Mrs. Everett Mower and children re-
turned to their home in Augusta,
| Thursday.
| c. II. Richardson and John Smith
spent Thursday in Wiscasset, making
the trip on the W. w. & F. r. r.
Samuel Clark and Mrs. Frank Jones
were at Mrs. David Gates, Friday.
| Most of the farmers are through
haying. The favorable weather Of the
past week was improved from early
morning until late at night.
Miss Rhoda Ashworth WAS the guest
of Miss Celene Stewards, Sunday.
| Percy Gates is at home from bust
ness trip to Boston.
| Edward Murphy was in town over
Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Clark were the
guests of Miss Blanche Marshall, last
week.
| Miss Alice Washburn has gone tc
| Lewiston, for visit.
| Miss Hattie Cook and Miss Nettie
| Burleigh were in town, Monday. at
tending to business regarding the an
nual banquet at Oak Grove Seminary.
| A large number of visitors were in
| the village, Sunday, called here by the
| attractions of the lake. For a day Of
rest and quiet enjoyment no more
beautiful place can be found than the
shores Of our charming lake.
| The neighbOrs of Andrew Jackson
We're to cut his hay, Monday, if the
weather was favorable. Mr.. Jackson
has been suffering from rheumatism
| since winter.
| Miss Florence Pierce and Miss Mary
Smiley were calling on friends, Satur-
day.
Geo. l.. Crosman of Saco, attended
| service at Friends Church, Sunday
| morning. He spoke in his usual earn
est manner and his audience listened to
his enthusiastic appeal to all to live
upright Christian lives.
r. NJ. Small spent Saturday in Au-
gusta.
Fl. A. Priest was in Augusta, Mon
i day, on business.
| A heavy electric shower passed over
the village, Monday.
FAYETTE.
Rev. A. G. Woodsom and family are
passing mis- vacation at his wife's
fathers, +. a. Chase.
| Mrs. w. A. Haines and daughter of
Fort Fairfield, visited friends in town,
last week.
Walter Taylor and friends of Boston,
are at II. II. Bodges for an outing.
Mrs. John Hubbard is\spending few
weeks here among friends.
Mrs. r. Knowles and daughter went
to Portland, Saturday, to visit.
| Deer are often seen in town and
FARMERS want the right to keep them
cut of their crops.
There is a large amount of grass to be
cut, very few farmers having finished
haying. The crop is larger than last
/ year., Dul luuCH Otcll OstlIldSCus
BRANCH MILLS.
The following officers of Day Dawn
| Temple, No. 4, We're installed Aug. 2,
| by Mildred M. Parmeter. $. j. t.: +. G.
T., Ida Pinkham: c. r., Gloon Shuman;
V. T., Grace Fowler; c., Gladys Worth
| ing; NJ, Gertrude Rowe: ID. NJ, Hattie
| Parmeter; F. s., Myrtle Crummett: t..
| Ella Dove; G., Jamie Tobey; s., Ches-
| ter Worthing.
| On the same evening, Branch Mills
| Lodge /. o. G. T., installed officers as
follows: p. c. T., Rilla Black; G. T.,
| Myrtle Crunmett; Sec, Mabel Nelson;
F. s., John Nelson: T., w. II. Daley;
| NJ, George Black; d. NJ, Grace Fowler;
c., Ella Dove; G., Lester Nelson; 7. j.
T., Mrs. M. c. Richardson. A. F:
Davis and Misses Sibey and Hall of
| Waterville, were visitors of Branch
Mills Lodge, last Saturday evening.
| Miss Harriet p. Webster of Gardiner.
| arrived at Mrs. a. J. Pinkham's, last
| Thursday, for a few weeks stay.
| READFIELD.
| Mr. I,icI,er wife and daughter. after