Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-08-22

hymns of praise and thankful
ness. AT the close the children gave 4
coiicert consisting of recitations and
Remarks were made by
NV MI. Jones. pastor of the Baptist
church at North Windsor. All went
nome Well pleased with the days out
ing.
WINDSOR.
MISS Mary Bryant of Cambridge,
Mass, IS spending her vacation With
lleT aunt, Miss Matte Bryant.
Mrs. Rhoda Perkins and daughter
Angie of Augusta, are in town for a
lew days calling on friends.
Major Magee of Brooklyn, n. Y, is
at Samuel Cooksons for his annual
outing.
quite a company gathered at the NJ.
H. church, Wednesday, Aug. 20, for the
purpose OF making necessary repairs.
he young men were employed in
ShlhGllnG the roof, the oIdc? ones cut
ing bushes and trimming up the
grounds, and the ladies' cleaning the in
terror and preparing an excellent dim
hef. a good work was accomplished.
Jennie S. Hewitt, wife of Parker S.
Hewitt of Haverhill, Mass, is visiting
hcr sister, Mrs. j. +. Meigs
Mrs. Allen Knight of Jamaica Plains,
Mass, is visiting her nephew, Fred
Munroe.
Mrs. Henderson has returned from
Augusta, where she has been for the
past four months, and is now with her
sister, Mrs. j. A. Reed.
a lawn party was given by Miss iIv-
efil Pinkham. Wednesday evening. Aug.
20. Abount So were present. A pleas
ant evening was spent in playing games
and dancing. Refreshments of ice
cream and cake were served.
Charles j. TIalpen, wife. ana little
son, of Haverhill, Mass, is spending
his vacation with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. p. Halpcn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. o. Moody are visiting
at her home in South Hope.
Charlie Meigs, who, with his parents,
has been in town the past two weeks
on their vacation, have returned to Au-
gusta, where he is employed by the
Whitman & Adams Co.
Alice Donnel has been with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Hal
pen, the past week.
Robert Jewell and his summer board
ers spent the day at BarroWs' Cottage,
Wednesday.
Dexter kimball and family are ut
home on their vacation
Sumner Lynn of South Windsor, who
has been in failing health, is now criti-
cally i'll.
at WAYNE.
Hiram Bartlette Lawrence of IIoI-
yoke, Mass, was lin Wayne, today,
calling on friends who were glad to
see him. ar Lawrence is Il native of
this town, is a graduate of BoWdoin
College, class of Sc. For six years he
had charge of the Gardiner High school
and for the last 81 years he has been
of II largo school at IIolyoke,
Iiass. He had not been in Wayne
since 1893, when he was the orator of
WayHc's centennial celebration.
Mrs. Francs Pike Johnson of Coati-
cook, is spending week with her fa-
thor, j. NJ. Pike.
Mr.. and Mrs. William French of Win
throp, were recently in town, calling on
friends.
Trof w. Fl. Snyder gave an interest
ing and Instructive lecture on NORWAY
and its People" in Wayne hail, Fri
day evening.
Rev. Mr.. bennett occupied the pulpit
of the Wayne Baptist church, last Sun
day.
A. j. Pike is buying early apples,
Pike thinks the apple crop will be
about the same as last year.
Tho goth of August never before
found in this town so much uncut hay
as is now standing here owing to back
ward season, POOR weather and scarcity
of help.
John Clark Stinchfeld died, Aug. 10,
after a long illness. Mr. S;tinchfcld
was born in Leeds, Me-, Nov. g. 1919 He
moved 10 Wayne, July 5, 1868. He was
cnGa Scd in the meat business several
years, since which time he has been i'm
the hotel business, and was at the
time of his death, proprietor of the Po-
cassctt House He was prominent in
town affairs, serving on the board of
selcctmcn from 1872 to 1886. He was Il
NINA of ability, an important Justice of
TIL" peace and interested in the welfare
and progress of his adopted town. A
widow, a daughter and two sons sur
ViNc him.
The few continuous pleasant days Of
last week were well improved by the
farmers in securing hay and grain. J. |
NJ Pike got in II large ox-loads OF |
oats, Saturday, in prime order. He |
thinks they will yield 200 bushels or |
grain.
Misses Lydia Smith and May Clay /
ton attended the reunion of the alumni |
of Wilton Academy, last week
NORTH VASSAL5ORO.
Mr.. Daniel Philips and Miss Bertha |
Richardson were united in marriages. |
August 10. Mr.. Philips is Il fireman |
Of the w. w. and +. Il. r., and is |
wcll-known in this town.