Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-05-06
EAST VASSALBORO.


Mrs. Mabel Gilmore has been the guest
Of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Lord.
The l-adLes Union 81 the Methodist
GHu!cl nIu SUPPER at Ai. ana Mrs. II.
N. Small'S. Monday evening. a large
company WAS present and thoroughly en-
JoE.d a social eytnlnG. Inc iadles pre-
I'm, $tllI'u Ar- ahu Airs. 9ihial M1th petg
ct,mt SERVICES Ii JehaIt III the church
work
AIRS Henry Tahor, who has been i'll for
some weeks past. is slowly recovering.
! Gertrude Roberts from Oak Grove SEM
mary, Was the guest of Edith Iinkham
lover Sunday.
| A number from here attended the May
ban AT North Nassalhoro.
Charles burgess who has been i'll for
some tiine IL abie q ride oHt-
Mrs ltfthl Sl1fk mas hecn NlSiilnE
h,r p'r'At#' MI. anu Mrs -N"hzo liam
len
Mr.. and Mrs. David Gates and sons.
lSprrt Sunday at South China.
| Henry Nyor WINS in the nIoce S,+,,rdo,.
4 l..if,-..i,l,, aI,,,I,. tr..., i'''> go
|
Mle& carrie TaLcr, VINO recently sold
E,r I.trm ~ moving "a Watcrvilc
Th" lake i very high at the present
tm"' coming up nearly to the ROAD wnere
1t touches the shores.
Miss Helen Ward Of Watcryiilc, spent
| HrilHdS win htr SISTER, Mrs. Chas. Now
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| Dean Bragg Is reported lis being acain
quite i'll.
samuel K-;tbcn vi, anna citf,.,, or +t,,,
Village. ~ critically iii ana I'LL recovery
doubtful, though friends are anxiuusly
watching tor favorable symptoms
Mrs. Edward Pope was riding out Sun
DAY, after an illness of several weeks.
| The farmers 1rp hc"ipnir,r T., r.ol ,,,,,
iuus about acttil., thor ninnfi,l, and snl,.
'f''N'
arrIit,d froIn lr.it t -,li',' !. It'll
Viii nf IL. t.l-;,,' t..,.f.! 1 ~ IL I'll
n ~ . hin u".'o'
church S,iniII ,n.'i, ~
| -
EEoi P!i , ON.
| + TToulo,. Of r,,s+,, NO.. ,,I; 49,
On friends in thi. place NnndIy,
1?n,- T. 4 rT,rrf.. .,,,1 n i, ,r.,,
turned Tuesday. from Carihnu. where
| they spent Il Wr,l, III The stssjnn M thl
Hast Maine Conference.
Air. ana Mrs. ". c. Dmham Of Nan
tuck%l' VINO nave "tGn the guests of Mrs.
| iItliHdH ; pIollef BrISGS right, lett
hrT wcTs aHr i"i t'i Or Ev mis- js h Eh4i
Wright who Will pass the summer in
| Nantucket
Mrs. w. f. Scok:.s Of Chelsea snent i
| ltW days q thc past week at hcr former
nome ~ inns place.
Archibald Reed ana son Alden. went 10
Boston Tuesday. where the latter will
receive medical treatment. The friends
Of this NounE man who has been i'll 70"
| a iphS tlhlr, sincerely hope that he may
Pc restored 70 At'liih.
Miss Gcrtic Wclch Of Smithtown spent
Saturday ana Sunday with Mrs u N
Moody.
tina drorna ~ ..Tbo Daacor., t,-I,f,t, ,,,,.
pr.sonfrd With ,nnCh succrse ~ eomIh
ti3rnirnr. . shnrf limo 100 ,t.,s ,.a,t ~
by the same company on Tuesday even
! civ
FoWlcs' hall. The entertainment was fol-
IoWtu L! 4 S'r!al dance anu a pleasant
evening was enjoyed
W. r. Scekins WAS in town, Saturday,
Siptrlil! cHs eS thJ removing 81 ms goods
Chdlsea. 81 '''-' p''oe =
;tints NJ n - w u in''iiuolph Is VS.
NJ n II , -.
in Gardner - 7p''ioi'is IL" uaSS
MISS Nina Jones Of Sheepscot, is the
suesl y hor aunt MISS Myfa t. Hewey.
MISS Josephine kealy Of Gardiner, spent
SUNDAY at Der nome IN this place
SOUTH CHINA.
Nv. ,t,, 7, 1,,r... -,
to Albion. by the Serious illness ess Of fi her
mother, Mrs, Frank Metcalf.
Capt. and Mrs. William Beal Of Boston.
will open their cottage for the summer,
at an early date.
Work An tbn T. " O. w . ID 4; -
crossing rapidly, and 1t is reuorted that
the road will be open for passenger ser
vice early in June. The work is being
done almost wholly by American labor,
giving employment TO many men living
along the line of the road. Harry ".
NorthinS ana George Northing of Pa
lCrmo. nave charge of the new thirty
ton engine which was put on the road
tins spring.
Louis u. Massie is building and placing
the machinery in new saw mill at Wis
caase'' Ior ESTES anu Hun