Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-10-07
farhnam. Farm help is very scarce
in this vicinity.
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in this vicinity.
EAST VAssALBoRo.
MIS-. ". L. Goddard and Elwyn Cod
lard left their summer home. Tuesday,
for Lynn, Mass.
Hon. J. w. Butterfield from Washing
toil' u. e. is spending a few weeks at
his summer home.
The large corner building owned by
Elmer Butterfield of Providence, has
been given a coat of paint and now pre-
seii's d very attractive appearance.
Ernest Priest and Miss Florence
Priest attended Faust" Wednesday
evening, at Waterville.
{. W. Mower is having his barn
moved long distance back from his
other buildings and viii fit it up to ac
cofninodate his extensive meat bust
ness.
Mrs. Theodore Jackson left Mrs. Da-
wa Gates. Friday, for a short stay in
South China, and from there to Boston
for the winter.
Miss Edith Priest spent Sunday at
home, returning, Monday, to Colby.
Wateryille.
Charles Gates spent Sunday with his
uncle. G. f. Gates.
Friday morning, the students from
Oak Grove passed through the village
On their way TO Lakeside for the an
nual picnic. They were having Il jelly
time singing and blowing their tin
horns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Perkins and Mr..
and Mrs. AlonZo Hamlen attended the
supper given in the interests CT the M.
E. church at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Gates
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Pope and Mrs.
Chas. Mower went TO the Grange fair
at China, Wednesday.
Ernest r. Priest and Mrs. II. A.
Priest spent Saturday in Augusta,
where he is having treatment for his
eyes.
Miss Annie Bryant is stopping with
friends in the village.
Miss Lizzie ButterGeld has returned
from a visit to friends in Boston and
Providence.
Edward y. Winslow of Colby, was
the guest Of E. r. Priest, Sunday.
Miss Celene Stewards and Leslie
Williams came down from WaterviIle
for the Gay, Sunday.
Two young lady students from Oak
Grove Seminary We're the guests of
Miss Edith Pinlzham, over Sunday.
READFlELD DEPOT.
f. w. Brown lost u valuable heifer
which broke its leg in the pasture.
Learning Of the accident, Mr.. Browns
hired men started with q double horse
team for the pasture. The harness
broke and the horses ran, but by coax
ing were stopped. Three men got of
and the horses again became frightened
and ran with Charles Dudley. who man
aged by slipping off and being dragged
some distance, to escape without Sc
riOus injury. Mr.. Dudley has not fully
recovered from a previously broken leg.
Later the heifer was found and killed.
The horses ran to the Winthrop road
before being stopped.
After spending several months in Cal
ifornia. Mr.. and Mrs. Mark s. Collins
and daughter Lorna, have returned toI
their former home in Readefld. Like
many others Who visit the Pacific coast
Mr. and Mrs. Collins prefer the old Pine
Tree State.
Mrs. May Brown and Victor Staples,
Carthage, are guests Of Mrs Ed Lee
man.
Miss Marguerite Gordon. who has
been stopping in Portland, came home
on Wednesday last.
Asa &. Carl, who has been visiting
his son, Herbert Carl, returned, Satur
day, 20 his home Lowell, Mass.
MIR. and Mrs. Ed Leeman, Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Allen and Granville San
born attended the Pennington fair.
Miss Geneva Longfcllow, who has ben
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Leeman, has re-
turned to her home in Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. d. Gordon, Miss Mar
GUCrite Gordon, Mr.. and Mrs. Steuhen
Gordon and earle Gordon are at Echo
Lodge. for a few days.
Nj Charles Henderson has purchased q
fine graphophone.
Mrs. Nelson Luce visited Mrs Royal
and Mrs. Carl, last week.