Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-09-14
STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEC.
WEEKS MILLS.

| There was quiet wedding at the
home of Orrin Sproul, "Wednesday,
morning, when his daughter. Marcia,
and Henry Risley of New York City,
were married. Only the Immediate
family was present and the ceremony
was performed by Rev. Geo. Weeks,
uncle of the groom. Mr.. and Mrs. iis-
ley left, on the noon train for New
York, where they will make their home.
Mrs. Alice Mason of Boston, is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Hannah Nc
Laughln.
Harvey Weeks has moved his family
10 Albion, where he is at work for the
L. w. & L. II. r. Co.
Mrs. Percival and herasister Miss
| Wing, of Cambridge, Mass, are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Plummer.
Miss Edna White has gone to Au-
gusta to attend school. ssgst
Will Grady has rented Fl. j. Whites
house, and expects to move into it soon.
Mrs. Meserve, Mrs. WilI~Sanford 6f
Liberty, and Il friend from Connecticut,
were the guests of Mrs Ralph Estes,
| last week. 41f
Miss Eliza A. Jackson has gone to
| Augusta to work in the Insane Hos
ptal. ~
Mrs. Harris Doe died. Sunday norff*:
ing after a brief illness caused byfE
paralytic shock. She leaves IN aged,
husband and one daughter. Funeral
services We're held, Tuesday, from the
| house.
Charlie Plummer of Augusta. is
spending his vacation here, the guest
of his uncle, John Plummer. zr
Edward S. Holloway of Weeks Mills,
raised - potatoes that weighed p
pounds. He would like to hear from
| anyone in Kenncbec county who can
| beat that.
LAKESIDE.
George Shaw of Somervillc, is spend
ing the week with relatives and friends.
Mr.. ana Mrs. George Howes of Lynn.
Mass. who have been spending a few
weeks With Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles
BARTLETT returned home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mcrsereau Of
Lynn, Mass. and daughter. Miss Mar
gnrctt, of New York, are the Gests
Of Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles Bartlett.
Miss Carrie Goodhue went to East
Boothbay With her friend. Miss Anna
Iidgan. who returned. last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Sawtelle, +. G.
Sa~telle and Mrs. NJ Sawtellc re-
turned, Sunday, from a trip to Bremen.
Mr. ana Mrs. T.. G. Morrison spent
last week at Lewiston, at State fair.
Charles Ellis and family returned to
their home in Somcrville, Monday.
Ernest Swift. Eugene Cowan and
Nina SaWtelle went to Waterfalls.
Monday, to attend school at oburn In
stitute.
NJ. w. Cowan lost a valuable COW,
last week.
Ialmon Bacon is attending Oakland
high school and Sclden Manter is at
tending the Maine Central Institute,
Pittsficld
Miss Clara Sawtele of Watervillc.
was the guest of Miss Ilda SawtelIe.
ever Sunday.
! Roy Bacon spent Wednesday with his
friend, Mr.. HoXie. a cIassmate ut Uni
Nersity of Maine, at Lakeside.
Miss Edna Tillson is working at Al
bert Giiford's on Quaker Hill
Roy Bacon has sold a fine COW to
! Clyde Tillson of Augusta.
LlTctlFIELD.
Orrin A. True of this town. has Just
| returned from San Francisco. Cal.
| where he attended the National I'm
| campment of the Grand Army. held
there in August. Mr.. True also attend
ed the reunion of his own regiment, the
/ 18th Maine, at Skowhegan. IN order
! to be present, he was obliged to leave
the party with which he made the trim
west at Montreal. arriving at Skowhe-
gan, in time to meet with his old com
, rades. Mr.. True had a long war SER
| vice and was mustered out with the
| regiment in July, 1866
LITCHFIELD PLAINS,
The ladies of Libby Relief Corps. held
an apron sale Mt Stewards hall, Tues
day evening. The following is a pro-
gram of the interesting entertainment
| given instrumental music, Miss Kitty
Kindrick; singing, Miss Gertie Allard.
| recitation, Mrs. r. T. Taylor: singing
! Mrs. Nettie Campbell: recitation. Misc
Helen Blanchard; character song. 7. r.
| Chase, Mrs. Campbell, Carl and Amy
] Taylor. Ice cream and cake weraI
served at the close of the entertain.
ment.
CHELSEA.
The ninth annual meeting of tba
Chelsea Heights Burying Ground Az