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

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place attended the campmeeting held at
| China. Sunday.
| Miss Gertrude Griffin went to Massa chu-
| sets. Monday, to spend a few weeks with
| her brother. ~
; Miss Crosman of China spent Saturday
| with Miss Mamie Griffin.
Miss Isabel Colby, who is employed in
a store at Waterville. spent Saturday and
Sunday with her parents.
| Miss Mamie Griffin has returned ia
Massachusetts,. where she is attending
training school for nurses. and is also
| head attendant at the hospital
Mrs j. Gaffney and daughters .s,Grace
| and Josie, who now reside in Augusta,
spent Sunday at their old homestead
| here. tsA-say...., n
A. N. Douglas ana family of chelsea,
were calling on relatives and friends, Sun
dady. H..
Mrs. j. A. Gafney and daughter of Au-
gusta. have been visiting their old home
here for a few days.
Miss Isabelle Colby has returned to
WatervlIe. where she is employed, after
spending few days with her parents.
Omer Jennings, who is employed at the
Insane hospital at Augusta, made a short
visit home. Monday. returning, late in
the evening, on his wheel.
NORTH WAYNE. .s.
Miss Jennie Lane of Lowell. Mass. is
spending a few weeks with Mr.. and Mrs.
c. NJ Stevens.
Miss Lora Wells went to Bar Harbor,
Monday afternoon. to spend week with
friends there ..
Mrs. f. Perrett with three children
went to Connecticut, Monday, to visit her
sister
Mrs Charlie Hall is expected here, this
week, to stay a few weeks with her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Williston Jennings.
Mrs Cyrus Ladd is improving. Tues
day, she spent the day with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Northrop and
daughter Bertha and family from Nau-
gatuck, CT, came, Tuesday, to visit Mrs.
Northrop's sister, Mrs. Sarah Tibbetts.
E. NJ S. Abbott is cutting and hauling
HAY from the village. which he bought
of Mrs. Della Richards.
PrTTsToN. -.
r. L. Fcssett, who has been confined to
the house with tonsilitis for the last two
| weeks, has returned to work.
Quite a number from this place attend
ed the union Grange meeting in King s
Mills, last Saturday. All reported good
time.
The farmers in this section are nearly
all through haying. They report fun
crop in spite of the drought which made
prospects look so bad in the spring.
CHURCH HILL.
MI. anu MIS- aTlIuE hclIill SptIi OuiI-
DAY with the 1atters parents.
Charles Mcsher saw a doe and three
small deer on Oak Ridge farm, Wednes-
, day.
Miss Rena Savage and Miss Dulcie
Ward called on friends here. Saturday.
d. H. Mcsher was on the Hill. Sunday.
| William Simpson of Brunswick. spent
| several days with his cousin, John Ward.
| last week.
| Most of the farmers have nearly finished
| haying.. The crop is about an average
one
| While moving. Friday, Charles Bailey
drove too near a steep bank. The ma
| chine went over. dragging the horse after
| it. No serious damage was done.
kENT's HILL.
Rev. Mr.. Holmes and family of Brook
| lyn N. Y. are spending their vacation at
Mrs. Taylor's.
| was unable to occupy his pulpit and his
place was very acceptably filled by Rev.
| Mr.. Holmes. of New York. who is sum
| mering on the HILL
| President Berry was in Skowhegan.
| over Sunday.
Mrs. ]. o. Newton and family and Miss
| Sadie Nickerson. left, Monday. for Peak 5;
| Island, where they will spend q week.
| Later Mrs. Newton will visit her husband.
| who is clerk at the Marshall House. York
| Harbor.
Prof E. E. Peacock is studying law in
| the office of Hon. f. o. Bean, this sum
| mer. ~
Harold Brown has sprained his ankle
| quite severely.
Much difficulty has been encountered
| in obtaining a carrier for rural delivery
| route No. &C. but Ernest Condor has
| finally contracted to carry the mail.
LlTCHFlELD.
Leslie Reed of Richmond, called on rel
| atives in Litchfield. Sunday
The following persons visited Sand
pond, Saturday and Sunday. Messrs. obi
orne, Rogers and Bibber. with their wives.
Marshman of Lewiston: Mr. and Mrs.
| Severy, Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford, Messrs.
Campbell, Brown, Perry and family of
| I-itchfield. %
Prof Bailey of Bridge Academy. Ores
den called on NJ. H. Dustin, Saturday.
Mrs NJ. II. Dustin and daughter took
d bicycle trip to Richmond, Friday,
where they visited Arthur Keed.
EAST WINTHROP.
Anci Brann has bought the Horace
| kcNes place.
ter of Portland are visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. c. F. Nilbreth.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fl Brawn of Somer
| vile. Mass, are visiting at Rev. p. S.
Collins.
Miss Mabel Stone who has been passing
a few weeks at Orono, is at home
Miss Abbie Mace. who has been al
home a few days, returned to Portland
| SatuftinS
Mr.. and Mrs. Albion H. Brainard Of
Lynn Mass, are visiting his father. J
f.. Brainard.
ALBION.
Mrs Geo. S. Richardson, formerly OF
Waterville, is at the Maine General Hos
pital. at Portland, where she has had I
surgical operation performed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Hight and Mrs. Min
ME Hight of Somerville, Mass, are spend
| ing a short vacation with Mr.. and Mrs
Vim. Leonard at Meadow Brook farm.
Mrs. H. r. Perkins is visiting Mr. ant
Mrs. A. n. Bragg.
i EAST BENTON.
Seldom Hurd died at East Benton, Jul,
81. His sickness was long and painful
but was borne with the greatest fOrtitud
, | and without complaining, and when dealt
came he was ready. A widow. father
mother and two sisters mourn his loss
! The funeral services, which were Target,
attended, were held at the Friends
, church. Sunday afternoon. The floral of
ferngs were profuse and very beautiful
| Words of comfort were spoken by Rev
M. l.. Thomas. --@