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


Mt. Vernon on last Wednesday. TIL
day was beautiful. A large numbe
We're present.
Capt J. P. Carson spent Sunday wit
his family and returned TO Augusta
Monday.
Carroll Marble of Portland, is visit
ing his grandparents, Mr.. and Mr.:
Howard Whittier, in this village.
Jabez S. Tyler and Annie Yeaton Q
Augusta, spent Saturday afternoon an
Sunday at Mr.. Tyler's home in GU
village. Il
LlTcHFlELD CORNER.
Old Home Week and the Academy re
union brought many visitors TO the pace
Rev. Granville c. Waterman OF Laconlf
\: H., a nerhew OF the late Granrlile ~, :
Mrs Celia Brown Lewis. of Meirosf
Mass. are guests at Dea. S. G. Nutting'
f. NJ. Robinson and family of Boston, ais
Mr.. Rawland Evans and two daughters
Misses Mabel and Fife of Boston, are tn
guests of Miss EudOra Robinson.
Mr.. David Dennis wife and daughter
of Gardiner Mrs. Ellen Palmer and Mrs
Susie Brown, both of Philadelphia, Gale
on friends in town. Saturday.
An old school friend of Mrs. Netti
Campbell. Mrs. Lena Stewart, of Port
land, is Mrs. CampbeIs guest, also Mis-
Minnie Peacock, of West Gardiner.
Judge e. c. Stinson and wife of Den
Yer, Col, and Geo. w. Anderson, a prom
incnt lawyer of Boston, are visiting
Mr.. a. II. Kcne rson's.
Mrs. Harriet y. Pray, of Great Falls
n. H., is visiting at Mr.. Asa p. Smiths.
Mr. Bert Foeg. whose business is
RoSton, is spending his vacation with hi
family. lis son Philip. of Lewiston
spent Sunday in town.
Miss Jennie Jordan is spending the sum
mer with relatives in Rhode Island.
Miss Mabel Purinton will teach
BoWdoin the coming fall.
Iitchfield Academy will commence it
5Sth year, Tuesday Sept. S, 1903, with :;
complete corps of competent instructors
The town schools will open, Monday, Aug
81
SOUTH MONMOUTH.
asMost of the farmers in this part of tn
toxin have finished haying with a mucl
larger crop than was at first expected.
Frank Tinkham and wife are on thei
annual outing at the salt water
J. 70. Ofdiorne cashier of Richmon,
Bank. with his wife and her two brothers
also Mr. and Mrs. Bibher and Mr.. an
ms a JIy,1l
a Fl erponn to Warren pottnr's 70 90 i,'t
o =, ,,ls ~ inc East size Oh Lake Iacom
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arc in 5owmsat Tho nros@nt tin r,'r0 'o''i ''ei
y Parties ara cxpected This week from
amherst, Mass. at w j. Potters.
AZ O. Slower, who has been very sick
SELL tfgstfAafe smart again
ssssfNiafA Springer and wife are yisitin,
M, 11ars,,,, :, o+ 7r...-..-.
fora few days. ''''''f7 'N'i :
"a. +. Tinkfam and wife are ON y vac.,
~ al IarpSWrn- roscoe Bosworth j.
ba:a. " '''' l 'i'N
r. Dustin and y Eu1sa, arc q, ~
Sick list with severe colds.
r r iiii Danforth IS at home from Wa
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ter, Mrs, Al II Dmst i - N''''i''s' Her SIS
,r,o,
~ 10 ies uldi iheetlils' belgrade
va "'5'' 4No' 90 IlS7ea appropriate
opo'l 'iie oe"th Oh Slste'
S'.'', ''s'' me ooiiil''i'tee upon th'
Mn. po,.,,11, l,1,,ni IIa.,,i.' 80
Ncrtia Noston
-h''" 9"''n " Doi'hell ol Charies-
Nellie and Kitty O'Donnell and Mis-,
Same Lane and their friend, Miss Eft:
MtGlynn, are stopping for q lew weeks
win Mr.. and Mrs. G. 7. Pinkham al
Twin Maple farm.
Mrs. Emma Masterton and son Her
belt and Mrs. Lizzie Remic1x with he,
daughter Ruth are visiting their couein
IS. bertrand G. Taylor.
Miss Vesta Knowles has returned
from the Augusta City hospital, where
she has been for treatment, and is very
mich improved.
Miss Mary Brown, who is at the City
t'"''plldl' AuSuStd' lof treatment mas
SuSceTluiiy passed through the opera
lloh ana IS improving lllieiy.
Inc niue son OF Burton RopertS was
buried last thursday. tie was a re-
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Nrrs Anaio TavIor vere calling an old
friends in town, this week.
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