Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-11-03
CHINA.

Doe.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Everett FarnSworth
have returned from their wedding trip
and are at home to their friends in their
residence at the old Farnsworth home
stead on Main street.
Mrs. John Doe received a dispatch,
| Monday, notifying her that her mother
had suffered paralytic shock. She
| left for New York on the noon train.
Mrs. E. L. Albee has returned from
Boston with her seasons supply of mil
| linery and fancy goods.
| The friends of Mrs. Olive Broad are
| glad to know that she has come home
from the hospital at Augusta, where she
had an operation performed. Her
health is much improved and it is
hoped that her recovery will be perma-
| nent.
The Baptist Parish Circle will meet
with Mrs. Willette Colley, Friday even
ing. Supper from six to eight o'clock.
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
church will give Harvest Supper and
entertainment at the G. A. r. hall, on
Tuesday evening next.
The w. c. T. U. will hold a regular
| meeting at their headquarters, next
Friday afternoon at 2.3O o'clock.
CHURCH HILL.
| Edward Lang. Chas. Colman and son
We're at Amos Cunningham's Sunday.
c. A. Berry, manager of the National
| Fire EXtinguisher Co., of Lewiston,
was ON the Hill, Thursday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. o. Crawford and
daughter were at A. 3. Spaulding's,
| Sunday.
Mrs. Maria Shaw, D. E. Foster and
| E. 3. Stackpole have sold their apples
| to Weeks & Cross.
| Mr. and Mrs. John Campbell were at
their farm, Sunday.
Miss Alma Taught spent Saturday
with Miss Clara A. Bennett.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Cunningham en-
tertained a large company of friends
and relatives, Saturday evening.
H. A. Danforth, representing the New
England Telephone & Telegraph Co.,
was soliciting patrons for the tele-
phone, Friday. A new line will be
strung from the central office along the
Belfast road to Hewin's Corner and
Church Hill roads as far as the resi-
dence of D. E. Foster. John E. Church
has the contract to set the poles.
SOUTH FAYETTE.
Mrs Addie NJ Kent visited friends at
Livermore Falls, last week.
Business called H. M. Hubbard to
Winthrop, Monday.
Sewall Manter is hauling apples to
North Leeds station for T. p. Seery.
Will Swift, who worked for the Hub
bard Brothers the past summer, is now
at his fathers with his family.
Miss Lucy Pike spent Wednesday
visiting her sister, Mrs. Harry Gibbs, at
kent's Hill.
w. E. Croker is doing some butcher
ing and dressing of hogs for the farm
ers.
Ira Gordon, who has been working for
Lester Harris, is now at Wayne work.
ing for S. p Manter
August Wendell has contracted to cut
a large amount of cordwood for E. II.
Kent at the Corner.
Mrs. Willard Lovejoy, of North
Wayne, is the guest of her son and
family, A. M. Lovejoy.
Our farmers are about through pick
ing their apples, and crops in general
are nearly all housed for the season.
WEST GARDINER.
SPEARS CORNER-Heman How
ard has sold his colt to DIR. Cobb of
Gardiner.
Those who attended the Wonderland
lecture felt fully repaid, as such an en-
PERTAINING and instructive one is sell
dom delivered outside of the cities.
Miss Susie Spear returned yesterday
from Lewiston.
Work will soon be commenced on the
road at the foot of bog HILL" The road
will be raised several feet.
]. B. Hayes hay press is working on
the Indiana road.
Apple packers begin on Irving Wares
lot Friday
Mrs. Lizzie Woodman of Nashua. N.
H, arrived, Thursday, to spend an in
definite period of time and perhaps the
remainder of her life in her native
tONl- MIS-. WOOOIild maiden name
was Lizzie Woodbury. and she will make
her future home at the old Woodbury.
homestead with her brothers widow.
Mrs. William Woodbury.. Her many
friends are glad to welcome her back
to her native home.
Zednar, Madam Zednar and Harry
Livingston, the magicians and come
dams, who have been giving a weeks
entertainment at Grange hail. left.
Thursday, for New Hampshire. The
entertainment proved a very pleasing
one and called out large audiences. One
feature was baby contest for very
handsome parlor lamp. and baby Ben
ME Hopkins was the happy winner of
the same. The company were refined
and excellent people and left MANY
friends who viii be glad to welcome
them here again at some future time.
The chimneys at Horn Brothers tam
merry are to be built higher and other
repairs made, this week. mason from
Gardiner will do the work.
Charles Richardson, who has been off
his mail route from Augusta to Litcb.
field for the past two weeks, will re-
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