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

| ILLS
! Misc To,,isa Elkins of Pittston, former
resident of this town, visited friends here
| last week.
Lena Fuller is assisting in the work at
Fred Towle's few weeks.
Ouite a number have been on the sick
list this week Birdena Hopkins met with
quite an accident at school, Friday, by
running violently against playmate.
Quite deep cash was cut on the upper
lin. Charles Mason and young child of
Asa Benson. and Mrs. Nancy Townsend
have been quite ill.
Sherman Dunn and family shave been
spending a few days at Charles j. Me
Causland's cottage at Cobbossee. They
also called on DR.. Merrill on their way
! home to Loudon HILL
Fred Moores of Hallowell called on
friends in town Sunday.
Frank Collins and Mr. Wood ,have en-
| tered into partnership, and are going to
rebuild the saw mill recently destroyed
by fire. They have purchased the water
privilege of the HaIlowell Water Co. 1t is
! understood that a sash, door and blind
factory will be added. The building will
commence at once.
Mrs Milton Spear is visiting friends in
! Gardiner.
Roscoe Batchelder of Manchester visited
his father, Mr.. Batcheldcr, Sunday.
Reuben Snow was a visitor at Augusta
and flallowel Saturday.
Mrs. Albert Fuller receive word that
her mother Mrs. Ranllins, who is visiting
her daughter. Mrs. Eaton at Quincy
Mass, was quite ill, but hoped to be able
to return home next Friday.
Mrs. Morrill, Cove of Gardiner. a former
resident of this town, is visiting at James
Smalls.
Miss Lola Merriman Of Litchfeld called
on friends in town, Saturday.
Harry Wood, who started for the West
two weeks ago with his family. writes
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Washington, but did not say how he liked
the country or what business he would
engage in.
George Rodgers. who carries the mail on
one Of the new L. F. ID. routes from on
Iitchticld. will soon move there from his
present residence at Spears Corner.
!, BELGRADE.
A beautiful rain at this writing, is
giving new courage to the farmer, as tht
wells in many places We're going dry and
feed in the pastures was very poor.
Mr. ard Mrs. II H. Pinkham of Cam
bridge. Mass. who have been visiting ai
G. Il. pinkham'S, have returned to theil
cottage at IitchticId.
There are no new cases of scarlet fever
, reported. as yet. The ScatcS girl is i'm
proving 1t was a mild case
The Mckinley school. which was closed
on account of scarlet fever. will not be re-
opened until the winter term.
The haypress of A. T. Clark, Sidney, is
at work in the southern part of the town
There is a large amount of hay shipped
from this town, each year.
Mr. and Mrs. G.. r. Pinkham visited
relatives in I.itchfield and West Gardiner
| Saturday and Sunday.
Carlton w. Morse OF Mercer, teacher OF
the Mckinley school. has been engaged tC
finish the term at the Depot.
RAY Hammond and Lutte Perkins at.
: tended the fair at Sidney, Saturday.
. b. G. Taylor of North Augusta, visited
relatives in town, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Andrews ATTENDED
, church at North Manchester, Sunday.
READFlELD.
Farmers about town were very busy
filling their Silos, last week. The sweet
corn crop was much better than expected
Albert French was in town a shor,
time. last week, returning to Norway tc
his family.
Frank Allen spent the Sabbath here
with his family. returning to his home il
Watervillc. Monday.
Tho last of the summer guests at tho
Avalon left for their homes, Sunday, go
ing from Winthrop to New York onh The
| afternoon paper train.
f.. Sedgelcy has taken his large chin
ncN down and is having front stairs erect
ed in the place and Il small box chimney
is to I'LL the wants for the stoves.
where he was burned out, few weeks
since
Dr. s. Mitchell and family started or
their return trip home to Jacksonville
last week.
NORTH WINDSOR.
Augustus Stewart. who has been en-
ploved at Bangor for the past summer, re-
turned home, last week.
Mrs. Jane McCauSin of Augusta. is the
/ guest of Mr. and Mrs Daniel EnrriIl
Rev. and Mrs. Chas. Lowell and little
son were welcome visitors here. Saturday.
Clarence Studley and Burr Jones of Col
by, were at home, over Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. Helen Stewart and daughter Sadie
returned home, Saturday. after a short
visit with relatives at Pittston and Wis
| casSet.
Apple Buyer Jones of South China is
4 purchasing some choice lots i'll this vi
cinity.
The, delegates chosen at the Baptist
convention at Rockland, Tuesday and
| Wednesday of this week. were Rev. j
Frank Jones and Dea. Geo. Pierce.
The conquest missionary meeting at the
Baptist church, last Sunday night, under
| the direction of the pastors wife engaged
| the close attention of a good audience as
| they listened to the past, present and fiji
ture of the japanese
| Rev. and Mrs. f. S. Clark were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Barton. last
| Wednesday.
CHURCH HILL.
Mrs. F. w Cole of Lcvant, called on
| friends here, Tuesday.
| The attendance at Sabbath school, Sun
day. was 10.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Church were at Miss
II. Church's. Saturday.
Rain is much needed. Most of the farm
ers report Il scarcity of water.
Mrs. Frank Bean has returned from
trip to Boston.
Several attended the fair at Sidney. Sat
urday.
LINCOLN.
NORTH WHITEHEAD.
Miss Root. who has been superiEten-