Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-09-16

C. H. Austin OF the Central House. Bel
grade Lakes. was in town getting his
horses shod. Monday.
LAKEsHoRE.
Miss Ada Davis of FoXboro, is visiting
at D. II. Goodhue's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orman Davis of Wafer
vile, spent Sunday at her fathers.
Ernest Swift Eugene Cowan Nina
Sawtelle. Ethel Stickney and Emma raw
lor entered Coburn Classical Instifute.
last week.
Roy Bacon returned to Orono. Tuesday.
Miss Carrie Goodhue returned sat,,r-
day from u visit to East Boothbay with
friends.
Mrs. Stella Barilelt IS entertaining
guests from Patten, her former home.
Il. +. Sawtelle and family Of WatarviIle.
visited at l.. A. Sawtelle's, Sunday.
Lester Branch who has been working in
Leeds. the past summer, has returned and
is stopping with his brother. c. a.
Branch.
l.. b. Lawrence of Foxboro, is visiting
at -. II. Goodhue's.
George Shaw and family returned 10
their home in Somerville, Friday.
Mrs. Ccrnelia Hallctt is seriously ILL.,
NORTH VAsSALBORo.
Miss Anliie Cook will enter tho fresh
man class at Colby, Sept. I'd.
Hon. Geo. r.. Smith commenced digging
on his 2u-acre piece OF potatoes, Tuesday
and reports Il good yield.
The fall term at Oak Grove Seminary
opened Sept 10. with a new corps Of
teachers. George Jones is PRINCIPAL There
is a good attendance
The woolcn mill is running on full time
L. II. Cook has had his buildings trent
cd TO II coat of paint which adds greatly
to their appearance
Mrs. Lizzie Oliver of Winchester. Mass
is the guest Of Mir. and Mrs. j. NJ. Cook.
The wells in this vicinity are very low
and many are completely dry.
PiTTsToN.
Charles Marks met with a very pain
full accident, Monday afternoon, maxi
ing the amputation Of his big toe and
part of his right foot necessary. Mr..
Marks was visiting at the house of his
father-n-laW, Eugene ITossett He HAD
Just started out ginning after ducks
and had his gun under his arm pointed
toward the ground When he was
about half way out of the yard, the
gun in some unknown manner was
discharged, and the contents went
through Mr.. Marks foot into the
ground. Mr.. Marks pluckily corded
his foot himself and got into
Il carriage and was driven to Gardiner,
whore the wound was dressed by Dra
Cobb and Strout.
\ baby girl WAS born to Mr.. ana Mrs.
John Rollins. Sept. Is.
w. w. Knight. VINO has been i'll with
typhoid fever is slowly improving.
friends in this place. sunday
School in District No. began. Monday,
under the management of Miss Durr.
Miss Nottic Fossctt is very i'll with rhcu-
matte fever.
All the farmers of this vicinity complain
that potatoes are rotting very badly.
CHURCH HILL.
Miss Maria Smith is visiting rcla-
tiyes in Belgrade.
Gideon Iiallowcll has sold his farm
20 Il. NJ. Gross. -.
Chas. Colman of Vassalboro, was on
The Hill, Sunday.
w. f. Moore has returned to his
home in Melrose, Mass, after a visit
Of month with relatives here.
The service Sunday evening conduct
ed by Rev. Mr.. Taylor, was wen at-
tended.
Mrs. G. 0. Stone spent 4 few days.
last week, With old nefahbors here
Mrs, Noah Wentworth and L. Went
worth were at G. L. Wentworths,
Sunday.
Miss Clara A. Bennett resumed her
iuties at the Howard, school, Monday
hrs. Campbell and Stubs performed
: surgical operation. upon Mrs Eva
Foster, Saturday.
There being no school here the pupils
re transported to the North Parish
'chool.
NORTH AUGUSTA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Brackett of South
mr. ., wi IN 10,