Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-07-30
attend the evening meeting here, sun

mer boarders to this village.
! Mrs. Chase and daughter arrived al
their cottage, with Mrs. ]. D. Mitchell
Mrs. Chases sister.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Williams was not as well
last week. and DIR. Scott Hill from
! Augusta was called to see her.
Cholera infantum got in it's work
among children in this vicinity last
week.
1t was cool enough to require over
coats while riding, Monday.
WAYNE.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Neal of Boston and
Carl Davis are at the Cedars.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horatio Foss,. of Lew
iston, We're guests at Maplewood on
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Chellen is visiting
friends in town.
Glass No. 5, of the Methodist Sunday
school, gave an entertainment at
Wayne hall Friday evening. Quite a
sum was realized, and thanks are due
the summer guests who so kindly as
sisted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Maxim and
daughter are at Herbert Maxins.
w. c. Tribou will move into the house
owned by H. c. Foss.
A missionary tea will be held on Mr.
Johnson's lawn, this week.
The Misses Genie and Jessie Smith
are at Maplewood Inn.
LITCHFIELD CORNER.
turned from their stay of several
months in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Starbird and
daughter Angie of Lewiston and Will
bur Robinson and friend, of Boston,
are guests OF Miss Eudora Robinson.
Charles Campbell is reported quite
sick.
Eugene Campbell spent Sunday with
his parents, returning to his work in
Augusta, Sunday night.
A. H. kenerson is at his summer
home, having just returned from
trip through the southern states.
BRANCH MILLS.
Merton Worthing intends going to
the Portland hospital, this week, for
treatment. His wife will accompany
him. also his sister, Mrs. Eva Smith.
Ida Bancroft of Boston, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Mile Jones, on Par
meter Hill..:r,..,-'.. ..~.,3. ,-s.r - !
Frank Dove is haying for ]. R. B.
Dinsmore. .~-.i .-'"
Mildred Parmeter is ct work for Mrs.
Eugene Rowe. -" ii
J.R.B. Dinsmore lost a valuable cow,
last week.. .-.... t..
Mrs. Ada Parmeter has been spending
few days with Mrs. Anna Osgcod.
who is in ill health.
Ray Crummett of Waterville, was in
the village, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chadwick of Au-
gusta, are at her mothers, Mrs. E. y.
Dove. Mr. Chadwick is quite ill.
Mrs. Mary Baston of Patten, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Hannah Worthing.
Rev. Mr. Leach of China, will preach
at the Union church, Sunday, Aug. 2
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Smell are stop
ping with their brother, Jason Smell
of this village. .....
Miss Jennie Shorey, who has been at
work in Albion, is at home for Few
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zenas Percival OF
Weeks Mills, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. A. A. Hall.
EAST VASSALRORO.
William Pope is building an extern
sive addition to his already commo-
dious buildings. The new building will
connect the house and new barn which
he recently built. .f
Mr.. end Mrs. Thomas Brooke Of
Massac husetts. were at Mrs. David d
Gates Wednesday. go 9;i~ -'''''
The cloudy weather of the past week
afforded an opportunity for The lovers; 1
of sport to try their luck on the Take. 4
and every available boat was brought!
into service to accommodate the many
who wished to go out. ~
Elmer Butterfeld from~ Rhode =: Is
land, is spending a few days at home, ,
and the whistle of his steam launch is
heard in the early hours of the morning
and late in the evening.
Miss Annabelle Jones of South China,
was a guest at Mrs. David Gates a faw
days, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bradley made a
trip around the coast, last week, visit
ing some Of the fashionable summer
resorts
Henry r. Butterffeld OF Waterville.
spent a few days. last week, at the old
homestead"
Mrs Augusta Mckay of Providence,
f. J., is visiting her mother, Mrs Will
liam Priest.
Mrs. Nancy Evans of North Vassal-
boro, has been a few days with Mrs.
Daniel Priest.
Prof. and Mrs. wilmot Jones of San
ford, Conn, were in this place, Friday. !
They are spending the summer at their
cottage in South China. Il
Howard Weeks. superintendent at
Friends School, is in town. stopping at
Henry Taber's. Mr.. Taber has been i'll
with the grip for sometime but is gain |
ing slowly at present.
]. J. Pray and friends from Water !
vile We're guests at the hotel, Sunday. |
The village was the attraction. Sun |
day afternoon, for those who had fine !
teams to drive from Waterville and |
surrounding places. Some very fine I: