Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-24

of Mrs. Charles Gates. has returned
10 her home in Massachusetts.
Miss Annie Bryant is visiting Mrs.
Geo. Gates for a few weeks.
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MIR. and Mrs. Walter Grant visited
Mrs. Grants sister, Mrs. Edwin Col
bath. last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Smith of Show
hogan, We're in the village, Tuesday.
Mrs. Reardon and two children and
SISTER, who have been spending the
sun,mer in this village. retnrned to
ERoxbury. Mass, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Grant and Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin Goliath visited Lake
side. Monday. sssaI .ss Usi
Fred Haskell aid, sister, Helen, We're
in the village, Sunday.
Win Austin and brother Harry, visit
ed their parents, last week, in this vii
lage.
Mrs. Margaret Bush visited this
place, last week. returning to her home
in Massachusetts, Saturday.
Miss Margaret Durham is visiting at
Mrs. Albert Fosters.
Mrs. Arthur Jackson is visiting her
home in Thorndike.
Charles Waldron was in the village,
Saturday evening.
r. W. Sits was business caller in
Augusta, Tuesday.
Scott Durham visited his mother,
Mrs. Franklin Durham, Friday.
CLINTON.
Miss Ellie Walker of New York, is
visiting her cousin, c. p. Loder, for a
few days.
/ Henry Richards died, Sunday morn
ing of paralysis Mr.. Richards was a
native of Belfast, and had been work
ing for Frank Rolfe for the past year.
The body was taken to Belfast, Monday
morning.
Cain and Weber are building a new
grist mill.
Samuel Spearin fell and broke his hip.
last week. Mr.. Spearin is about 20
years old, and 1t is doubtful if he ever
fully RECEIVERS from the accident.
Mrs. Emma Haley is visiting for a
few days at Alton Richardson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Loder of Pittsfield,
were in town, Sunday. 49,.
AIpheus Bagley was conveyed to the
Insane hospital in Augusta, Saturday,
Mr.. Bagley has been violent at times
for the past week.
SIDNEY.
School in district No. was post
noned a Fart of last week on account of
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Stilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Bragg have re-
turned from a two weeks visit in Bos-
ton. Hyde Park, Stony Beach and Port
land.
Orlando Arnold Of Campello, Mass.
spent last week at A. B. Moore's.
Mrs. 1. r. Campbell and little daugh-
ter Mildred of Augusta, We're the guests
of Mrs. Asbury Haskell, recently.
Maggie Dunbar spent few days at
Almon Lyons in Augusta, recently.
Mrs. Chas. Swift and Miss Lillian
Swift returned, Thursday, from two
weeks outing in Boston
Mrs. Ella Bitteus took a trip to Port
land. last week. FRI
S. A. Clark received news from the
Mercy hospital. Springfield, Mass,
that his brother George was there sick
with typhoid fever.
A little son was born to DIR. and Mrs.
Scott Bowman, Sept. 14th.
Mrs. Thomas of Oakland, spent Sat
urday and Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
G. a. Houghton.
Albert Robinson of Norfolk Downs.
arrived at Ambrose Lyons, Saturday.
Mrs. VIM. Fl. Allen and son Charley,
were in town, Saturday.
Charles Hamlen and Daniel Sullivan
of California, are on a visit to Mr..
Hamlen's mother. Mrs. Anne Hamlen.
Daniel Norris of Boston, and Miss
Hamilton of Dorchester, who has been
visiting Freeland Warren returned
home, Saturday.
Mrs. Olive Weeks of Providence, Il.
L.. is visiting her friend, Mrs. S. y.
Clark.
Ezra Maxfield of Colby College. Wa
tervillc, spent Saturday and Sunday
with his friend Cecil Clark.
Mrs. Abbie Taylor and MIR. Callihan
sister. Mrs. f. G. Moore. last Sunday.
A. G. Reynolds and Mr.. Chapman or
Augusta, We're in town, Sunday.
Sidney town fair, Saturday, oct 4.
Some farmers complain of potatoes
rotting badly. others have but few de-
cayed The apple crop is Of very poor
quality. Grain very good.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. f. Longley with
others are attending Association at
Norridgewock.
Flora Swift Taylor and son have re-
turned to Massachusetts,.
Mrs Norris Swift is visiting
friends at Skowhegan, also will attend
Norridgewock Convention.
Miss Alberta Black will return soon
to Massachusetts.
Mrs. Cora Sibley spent few days
recently at her parents, A. H. Blacks.
Ont of town guests are returning to
their various homes.
Now that the State fairs are over
our people are settled down to the
autumn work Soon, however. Sid
ney's sons and daughters will be
bringing their families 10 our annual