Daily Kennebec journal., 1903-07-31

inps of this camp VIII pe heiu the
ond and fourth Mondays OF each mon1h'
FAxETTE.
Rev. c. A. Hayden of Augusta
preached. Sunday afternoon AZ inc
Baptist church, to a very 1uii house'
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Bodge OF
Augusta were in town. Monday.
A little girl arrived to Mr. and MIS-
vii, campbell, July 20. She mas peen
named Ruth Josephine.
Worry little haying was done last
week. on account of the duh "ealhei'
Walter Underwood had quite an ac-
o;dant While moving. he drove INTO
a largo hornets nest, and they severely
stung him and his horses.
SOUTH vAssALsoRo.
Miss Grace Stone, MISS biahcne
cobb and Mrs. Edith Stewart attehoeu
the summer school for teachers at
winthrop, last week.
Judge W. P. Whitehouse ana Mrs'
Whitehouse of Augusta, ana Mrs' VIC
lissa Cloud of Baltimore, Mo, were
callers at f. B. Whitehouse's' sunday
Walter Stone of Waterville, spent
sunday ot his old home in this place.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. f. Webb OF RiVer-
side. were guests of her sister, Mrs. r.
3. Whitehouse, Sunday.
Mrs. E. B. Lamson spent the Sapbath
at Augusta, with her sister, MISS Lura
Webber.
NORTH WAYNE.
Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Taylor came
from Pennington, Monday, to spend
fev weeks at their home here before
returning to his work in Middletown,
Conn.
Mrs. S. A. Nelke and SON Bert OF
Livermore Falls, We're calling OH
friends here, Saturday.
Mrs. Clara Tibbetts of Fayette. and
| her daughter. Mrs. Bertha Wefs oI
Canton. visited at her sons, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Tibbetts, Sunday. &
Elbridge Blackwell of Boston, IS
spending a few weeks with Mr.. and
Mrs. c. NJ. Lovejoy.
| Charles Giles is cutting the hay on
| Mary Smiths place.
Everett Rankins is cutting the nay
on Mrs Mary Taylor's farm.
r. Tibbetts. Mrs Lizzie Putnam and
Miss Carrie Murch spent Sunday with
| Mr.. and Mrs. David Murch, Winthrop.
SOUTH MONMOUTH.
| Aunt Hannah Hinkley is very ILL.,
| On Monday and Tuesday, the friends
of Joshua Stover turned out en- masse,
and cut and put his hay in the barn.
| The remains of Otis Jewell were
brought to Monmouth, Wednesday. His
| son-in-law. Walter jenkins, went to
| Bath and identified the body of the
| man found there as that of Mr.. Jewell.
| Mr.. Jewell evidently committed sui
eide. and the probable cause was i'll
health.
LITcHFIELD.
George Rogers, letter carrier on
Route No. is, recently met two deer
His horse was frightened and Mr.
Rogers had to scare them away before
| proceeding.
It is reported that Mr. Jamison has
sold the farm which he recently pur-
chased to Fred Knight of New York
NORTH BELGRADE.
Mr Lockwood and Miss Helen Wal
lace will be married, Aug. 6.
c. M. Bickford will be through hay
ing in two days.
Mrs. c. M. Bickford's health has i'm
proved.
MANCHESTER.
Miss Alice Lowell of Farmingdale
has been visiting Miss Grace Fifield.
Miss Mary E. True of Wayne. spent
Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. Edwin
lCaldwell
MONMOUTH.
| r. II. Hoey is going to cut some hay for
Frank Rideout. this week.
| r. c. Hawkes. is nearly through haying
| Frank Hamlin has purchased the
Charles Pray place.
Mrs. Minnie Judkins has been quite
sick.
The wind of Monday destroyed a nice
apple tree for Annie M. True.
George Pease is haying for John Aver.
/ Mrs Scuthard and three children of
| Lynn, Mass, are visiting Mrs Ellery
Hood
The children of Mrs. Frank Levy are
spending a few weeks with her.
Mrs. Ada Aver has gone into the hen
business.
Miss Addie March of Manchester. N.
H.. is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Ivory March.
j. Ballard. proprietor of Prospect Farm,
is expecting a large number of guests.
Miss Jennie Wheeler is stopping with
her brothers for a time.
Mr. and Mrs. John Aver have picked
a large quantity of raspberries, this sum-
mer.
Walter Staples has just begun haying
for Lewis Brown.
George Caswell has sold several nice
| lambs for $3.50 each.
Mrs. o. w. Fabyan has been in Lewis
ton for q few dayS