Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-10-07

her entire stock of millinery and fan
CIV goods at Mrs. Sarah j. Erharts.
These goods are being sold very rca-
sonabe.
Mrs. j. E. White of Wiscasset. and
her little daughter Marcia, spent last
Saturday with her sister, Mrs. A. l..
Wellman.
Master Herbert A. Wellman enter
tanned a number of little guests at his
home, Saturday, Oct. 3. The names of
those present We're as follows: Mildred
L. Sukeforth, Marguerite Sukeforth,
Harold Il. Lukeforth, Eva NJ. Bryant.
Lena Bryant, Edna Kenney, Grace
HoWett, Nina Howett, Dclbert Cook
son, Henry Cookson. Ethel Gardiner,
Fred Gardiner. Marcia White of Wis
casset, who is Il cousin of Master Her
bert, was also present The day was
spent in playing games, after which
refreshments We're served, consisting
of fancy crackers, cake. candy, ice
cream and lemonade. The table was
very prettily arranged. One attrac-
tive feature was a mirror in the center
around which were placed cut flowers.
After an enjoyable time, the children
left for their homes about 2. M.
DRESDEN.
Most of the teachers from this place
are planning to- attend the Lincoln
county teachers meeting, to be held in
Wiscasset, Oct. II and 18th.
Colby and Pushard, who are going
through the town with their threshins
machine are doing quite an extensive
business.
James Paris had a cancer removed
from his ear last week, and is reported
as very comfortable. The operation
was performed by DR.. C. N Price OF
Richmond and DR.. l.. H. Dorr OF this
place.
I.lewellyn Ritual met with an acct
dent last week while working in the
mill. He had a thumb and finger cut
by the saw. The injury was dressed by
DR.. l.. II. Dorr and is doing as we'll as
could be expected.
Reuel Bickford who is boarding al
James Warren Hathorns suffered q
stroke of paralysis, last week. He is
being cared for by Nathaniel Stewart
SOUTH JEFFERSON.
Rev. @. J. Guptill of Waterville, sup
piled the Free Baptist pulpit, last Sun
| day.
e. c. Ford of Everett. Mass, visited
at William Fish's, last Friday.
| Rev. c.. f. Boynton attended the fu-
neral Of Nathan Peaslee at Whitefield,
last Sunday afternoon.
The Benevolent Society will be en-
| tertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Rus
sell, Tuesday evening, oct. 10.
| e. s. Fish, Mrs. @. A. Clark and MI.
and Mrs II. A. Clark attended the Free
Bantist State Association at Gardiner,
last Wednesday.
Allen Bennett and daughter Ida of
| Bath. are visiting relatives III this
| place.
| Hugh Kerr is improving his home
| with Il coat of paint. Samuel McCurda
! is doing the work.
COOPER'S MILLS.
Miss Brewster of Portland, the State
evangelist of the Christian EndfaVpr
| Society, is holding Il series of meetings
here.
| Miss Inez S. Kennedy went on the eX-
cursion to China lake and Waterville,
/ last Saturday.
JOIcE.
The Lend Il Hand" Circle of King s
| Daughters of Cooper's Mills met with
Mrs Leslie Lewis, Wednesday. Members
! of the order present were: Mrs. Horace
Weeks president: Mrs. II. II: Jewell, sec
rotary: Mrs. Martin Hewitt. Mrs. Truman
| Ellis, Mrs. Seth Gidden. Visitors present
| MrG Daniel Moves Mrs. f, III
| Allen. and Mrs G. A. Dunton Of Cooper's
| Mills. Miss Brewster of Portland State
evangelist for the Christian Endcayor So
| ciety, Mrs. Orren Tobey and Mrs. Walter
Moore of Randolph; Mrs. Hildreth, Mrs
| +. J. Lewis and Mrs. Horatio Lewis OF
! this place. Many regrets were expressed
| that some of the members were detained
| at home on account of sickness. ALtcl
dinner. which was an enjoyable part OF
! the program, an hour or two was spent
in u social good time. At 80 o'clock tht
meeting was called to order by the presi
dent Mrs. Weeks. After the usual eXcr-
| Cises and business, Miss Brewster was
called on for emarks. She responded
with a very helpful and suggestive talk
| of the Kings Household" and also gave
| the company y glimpse of social life at the
White House. Mrs. Weeks rendered
music, which was much appreciated. Al
| 4 o'clock the company departed, feeling
that they had spent profitable and en-
| joyable day.
| Mr.. Frank Norcross. who has been con
| fired to the mouse for the past week with
a severe cold, is now able to be out.
| Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Donnell of Windsor
! spent Thursday with relatives in this
| place.
| Mrs. Knight of Whitefeld, Mrs. Eugene
| Staples Of Augusta. and Mrs Clara Hop
| llinS of Worcester, recently visited at
| Ernest Dunton's.
Mr. George Lampson of Vassalbcro was
| in town last week
Ernest Dunton and Reuben Stilphen at
tended the Damariscotta fair Wednesday
and Thursday of last week.
Leslie Lewis has had the water brought
from mis- well into the house.
Mrs. Louisa Dunton is spending a few
weeks in WoolWich and Bath.
i1oratio Lewis is rebuilding one of his
chimneys. Mr. FosSett of Pttston is do
ing the mason work.
SOMERSET.