Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-07-08

EcJosed a weeks exhibition III Ihis 'i'
,ity, Saturday night.
Mrs. Arthur Parrott ana son 81 Az
gusta are spending a few weeks ~
Koenig Villa.
r Hanley of Boston. is in town
for short stay.
Mrs. Eva Fackner. with her sons.
Masters Leonard and Harry ana
daughter Miss Dorothy Of BROOKLYN
N Y. arrived. Friday. and VIII pass
1.-The summer in this village.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hanley and chi
lren of BostAn, are spending Vacatio"
here.
Mrs Sarah Knight IL visiting reia-
lives IN Jefferson. Mrs. Knight who IL
almost ninety years Of age may r1ght-
10 no called one of our smart old Ia
dios' Not only is she able to ENJOY
herself in going about, out also "o''7
sewing and embroidery OF wnich youhs
ladies might well be proud
WEST CHELSEA.
Miss Sadie Hunt Of Boston, is SPEND
| ing two weeks vacation at her oid
home in this place.
Mrs. Warren Hall and children OF
Winthrop, have been visiting Mr. ana
Mrs. Theodore Yeaton the past week.
| Very many from this place attended
tho celebration at Togus, Saturday.
| w. E. Seekins and family spent the
Fourth in Richmond. the guests OF air.
and Mrs. A. L. Theobold.
| Samuel Beals of Arrowsic, has been
| the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Scott powers
for the past week.
John Mathews and family Of Gardi-
ner spent the Fourth at the home OF
Henry White in this place.
Miss Amy Heath of South Pittston,
was a guest at the home of Howard
| Hunt, last week.
Loyal Leavitt and family spent the
| Fourth in Richmond.
Orlando Henderson of Minnesota, is
spending few weeks in this vicinity.
Warren Marson is visiting friends in
| Richmond for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Hunt who have
been visiting their daughter, Mrs.
James Atkins of Fairfield, returned
home, Monday.
Most of the farmers in this place will
begin haying this week.
EAST WINTHROP.
| Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. White of Halo
well, and Mr.. and Mrs w. F. White
of Augusta, passed the 4th with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. White.
Richmond Brann of Somerville, is
visiting his brother, Ancil Brann.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wing and Wal
lace Wing of Waltham, Mass, are at
F. A. Jackson's.
| n. P. Wheeler of Leeds, called on
friends here, Friday.
| Mrs. George B. Mace has opened an
ice cream parlor at their house.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. Durham of
| Brockton, are visiting at H. NJ. Pack
ards.
| George Howard of Chelsea, Mass.
ard Roger T. Emerson of Wakefield.
Mass, were calling on friends here,
| Friday.
Miss Ethel Barnes who has been in
| Brockton. Mass, the past few months
| is at home at Elm cottage
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Morton Of
| Chicago, Mrs. Chas. A. Green of New
York. Harry Bates and Miss Clara G. z
Allen of Lynn, Mass, are al Cobbossee
Farm.
Miss Mabel Stone has gone to Orono
for few weeks.
| Fred Sanderson and Leland Wilder
of Somerville Mass, and Edwin Storer
of Brockton, Mass, are at Elm cot
tage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee B. Jones, son and
daughter and Henry Witham of Wa
terville, and Mrs. s. NJ. Piper, were at
! Mrs. A. z. Wadsworth's. Saturday and
| Sunday.
j. b. Lord who has been at work for
| Emerson & Stevens, Oakland, is visit
| ing his daughter, Mrs. Ancil Brann.
Mr. Lord was 69 years old last March,
but from the 9TH day of January to the
Goth day of June. he welded 1883 dozen
| scythes. a record he says that has
never before been reached in this or
any other shop.
LAkESHoRE.
Childrens Day will be observed at
the Methodist church. Sunday fore
noon, July Il. having been postponed
by the absence of the pastor for two
weeks. rs
w. NJ. Butman. NJ. D., of Charles
town, Mass, arrived, Friday, at d. r.
Townsend's. He returned. Monday.
but Mrs. Butman will remain for
time.
A lawn party was given at the home I
of Mrs. Lillian Cowan. Wednesday eve
ming In honor of her friend, Miss Iva
Manson of Oakland, who returned.
Sunday, after a weeks visit.
Master Franklin Dyer of Augusta is
boarding at NJ. w. Cowans.
Chas. Rowe of the National Home.
who has been with his nephew. VIII
Carter, for a number of weeks. re-
turned, Monday.
A very pretty display of fireworks
was given at Carter's grove on the
shore of the lake on the evening of the
4th. The grove was prettily illumi-
mated with Japanese lanterns and
lemonade was served to the spectators.
Miss Annabel WEIGH of Oakland. re-
Gently visited Miss Ida Sawtelle.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Minot of Water
vile, visited at E. A. Tillson's and L.