Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-09-29
CHELSEA.

CHELSEA.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. +. Caldwell enter
iHned Il number Of their Chelsea
friends ut Pine Bluff cottage. Lake
Nobbnsscecontee. Wednesday ana
Thursday, in Il most delightful manner.
Ind the occasion will Ions be rpmem-
!"rei with pleasure by those partici-
'ating.
Mls LssK. Lewis Of Washington. D.
c.sWasa the guest of her ncice. Miss a.
LEFIayes. last week.
/. Mrs Susan Searles and Miss Mary
e9f Bath, and George Osmand of New
Work. were guests of friends in town.
6s er Sunday.
Mrs Vesta Morgan and son. Percy.
are visiting friends in Bath.
miss Alice Peacock and Ernest Pea
cock of West Gardiner, were guests of
Miss Bernice Watson, Sunday.
Mrs. Pomlinson has returned to the
Iaome Of her daughter Mrs. f. c. Mead
Ter, after visit to her daughter in
goothbay.
NJ Miss NJ. r. Collins spent, last week.
with friends in Gardiner.
|teG1Iiss Maud Patterson of Randolph,
visitedshcr aunt, Mrs. Hemenway, Sat
u"day.
Mrs. Clara Orr Doble of Beverly
Mass. Mrs. Lizzie Hurd of Ilallowell,
ana Miss Clara Newell of Gardiner.
we're guests of Mrs. G. II. Watson dur
ing last week. 1t has been 2G years
since MIS-. Watson has seen Mrs.
uoble. and her visit was a great pleas
ure to both.
Mrs A. f.. Collins of Gardiner, was
| the guest of her sister, Mrs. p. Hayes,
| over Sunday.
Orrin Farnham ana Mrs. Julia A.
| Falnham visited relatives in Augusta,
| Friday.
SIDNEY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Norris Of NAL
den, Mass, are visiting at Freeland
| Warrens.
| Mr. and Mrs. Fred Barton of Eost0D
are in town called here by the critical
illness of Mrs Barton's father, H. K.
Smiley.
| Miss Murial L.ongley of Coburn. spent
! Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. prrin
| davenport.
H. +. Hussey and Frank Abbott at
tended Readticld fair, Wednesday.
| Frank Bishop of Boston is the guest
| of his cousin. Elmer iIamlen:
Winthrop Bowman of Boston, and
| Miss Ella Roumdy of Clinton, recently
visited at Leslie Bowman
Miss Ford of Buxton. is the guest OF
| her uncle. Mark Bean.
Mrs Abbie II. Burgess is spending a
few days in Watcrville and Oakland.
LITcHFIELD CORNER.
| Rv. and Mrs. T.. A. Harlow. Mrs. :
! +. Kendrick and Mrs A. NJ. Smith at
| tended the State Conference OF Congre-
gatonal churches at Pennington, last
week MIS-, HaroW's daughter OF
! South WinGham. Miss Bessie Harlow
is visiting at the parsonage.
Miss McCutcheon of Hallowell, is
visiting Mrs. Walter Earle.
| Ms. Edith Buber and her two child
| rem came from Auburn. Saturday. to
visit her mother, Mrs. Olive Stewart,
| also Wallace Stewart ana family of
| Gardiner.
Mrs. Geo. w. Earle is quite sick. Her
daughter. Mrs. A. II. kenerson, return
| cd to her home in Boston "Wednesday.
Mrs Inez Talbot of Lewiston. who
| has been visiting at Clarence Maloon's :,
| returned to her home. last "Wednesday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harry w. Taylor and
little daughter have been spending a
few days with Mr.. Taylors mother. y
very pleasant company of Mr.. Taylor $
old-time schoolmutes and friends gath
ereG at his old home, Saturday evening.
| Robert Niles was present with his
graphophone, which added much to the
pleasures of the evening.
Miss Jennie Jordan is at home from
| Cottage City, Mass.
Miss Daisy Kindrick has a position
as assistant in the High school at DeX-
| ter.
WEST GARDINER.
Frank Towle has in his possession a
rare coin in the shape of 4 Canadian
cent. 1t is very ancient. and the letters
and date are as plain as the day it was
coined. Mr.. Towle values it very high
ly. 1t would make Il fine specimen for
the cabinet OF some coin collector.
Bert Goodwin and Francis Butler will
start on hunting trip to Moose river.
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