Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-10-09

Jasper Derry who has been spendins
a three weeks vacation with relatives
in this vicinity, returned to Boston
Saturday.
Alvin Fowler visited in Palermo last
week. His father returned home with
him for a visit. s
James E. Blanchard of Augusta, was
in town. Saturday.
Miss George White of Augusta, spent
a few DAYS with her parents. this week
Miss Alice Burbank has been quite
i'll the past week. She is attended by
DIR. Lamb.
! The hunters are now out in numbers
in the neighboring woods. and are re-
| ported as securing many gray squir-
| rels.
SOUTH FAYETTE.
Edward Rose of Rumford Falls, was
| in town, last week.
W. G. Wallingford and A. r. Norris
| Of Wayne, spent the Sabbath in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Sturtevant of Wa
terville. have recently visited Mrs.
Helen Sturtevant at Fayette Corner.
A party of riands and relatives from
lay Bridge. passed a most enjoyable
day on Friday last. with Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Fl. TObin at North Fayette.
Mrs. Palmer of Auburn. has been
paying visit to her brother, T. Il.
Stone ut North Fayette.
One of our most talented young
ladies. Miss Alberta Underwood has
recently been elected as principal to one
of the public schools at Atlantic City.
New Jersey.
Mr.. and Mrs j. A. Wing of Bangor,
have been the guests of relatives at
North Fayette, during the past week.
Isaac Thompson of Brunswick, was
the guest of relatives here a short time
ago. MI. ThOmrson's visit to town
combined pleasure and business during
his stay. having placed a monument at
North Fayette for Mrs. Babb OF Wash
ington, D. c.. it being erected to the
memory of her late husband.
Thomas Seery of Chicago. H.. who
has been paying visit to his son I. p.
Seery, returned to his home, last week.
J. O. sullivan of the Mills. contempt
lates spending the coming winter
AlichlIiS WITH Ills SOtiS 1T SHitsSO- ILL.,
Quite party, consisting of friends
and relatives from North Wayne. spent
Thursday and Friday, with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses r. Jones of
North Fayette, accompanied the G. A.
+. excursion on their trip to Washing
ton, q. c.. where they will visit their
daughter. Miss Katherine. who is en-
ployed at that place.
At the findings of the supreme judi
cial court of Kennebec county, Emery
Jackson of Sabattus. received a sen-
tence IF four years in the State prison
at Thomaston, for breaking and enter
ing in the night time, also larceny of
four harnesses from the stable of Mr..
SeymOre. who resides on Oak Hill.
Mrs. NJ. H. Bickford of Danviiie
Junction, is the guest of friends in
town. owing to illness, her daughter.
Miss Ora. did not accompany her
mother as she intended doing.
Dudley Walls has decided not to oc-
cupy his farm at Livermore for the
coming year. but instead will go to The
state of New Jersey, where he has Sc
cured employment.
MT. VERNON.
A company of young gentlemen and
a few ladies from this vicinity vii!
start for the Dead River region, Thurs
day, on hunting expedition.
DIR. Harry Williams and Mrs. Will
liams. who have been spending the
summer here. returned. Tuesday, to
The John S. Gordon farm, which was
sold last spring, has again been put
into the real estate agents hands for
sale.
The bean supper and social given.
last Thursday. by the Ladies Relief
Corps, was a success. The address
given bv Hon. r. S. Hopkins in the
evening was of much merit. All were
much interested.
The town has been doing some sub
stantiaI work in building over several
bridges and culverts. doing more build
ing than for several years.
Mrs. William T. Morrill, has gone to
visit her parents in Norwalk, Conn.
for several weeks Mr.. Morrill, will
soon GO to come back with Mrs. Nor
rill.
Mrs. r. F. Butler and daughter Nell
lie have gone to Boston for short
time. They may remain for the win
ter.
Fred c. Dolloff is repairing his house.
Mr.. Dolloff has been intending to 90
this Job for several years.
Sumner Cole. sexton in Bean ceme-
terry. is doing quite a job in the YARD
grading. filing and rightihg up the
ia blets and painting the fence.
Alvin Butler is building a woodhouse
onto his dwelling.
Mrs. Lucy Gordon, who was confined
TO her bed last week, is much improved
and up again.
The Rebekahs Of this PLACE Will go 10
Pennington, Wednesday. A|arge COM
pany\is expected to go and pleasant
trip anticipated.
LlrcHFIELo CORNER.
Eugene X Campbell. son of Eugene
CampbelI went to Augusta, Tuesuas;;
where he expects to remain seNeIa,
months. The evening before ne Weh'
away. a party of his friends and scnooi-
mates met at his home. where they spent
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