Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-09-16
STATE NEWS
KENNEBEc.
CHELSEA.

Wednesday, Hedrly everyone taxing
their annual outing by attending the
fair at Windsor.
Mrs. James Clough picked a cluster
of ripe field Strawberries, last week,
quite an unusual thing for this time Of
year.
r. Y. Barker has raised some very
neat stones on his lot in the Douglass
cemetery.
Mrs. H. c. Lawrence who has been
quite i'll is able to be out again.
Mrs. r. =. Caldwell of Somerville
Mass, was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Caldwell last week. Accompa-
MED by her husband she went to Cob
Eossee Monday, where they will enjoy
an outing with a party Of friends.
Mrs. George Morrell went to Weeks
Mills, Monday, on a visit to her
daughter.
Miss Elizabeth Mclaughlin of the
Insane Hospital was the guest of Mrs.
T.. II. Collins, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Dorr and son are
spending the week camping out at
"CODbosSee'
Mrs. A. f. Geyer Of Hyde Park has
joined her husband here for visit to
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edw. Geyer.
Mrs. Houdlette and Miss Annie of
Dresden We're callers in town, Saturday,
Miss Annie was a former teacher in
town.
Mrs Thomas Searles and little
daughter Mary went to Bath, Saturday
to visit Mr.. Scarles' mother.
Miss Mabel Colburn of Pittston was
the guest of Miss Bcrnicc Watson over
Sunday.
n r. II. Drake, formerly of this town
but now Of birmingham, Mass, called
on old friends last week.
Frank McGugin is to give another of
IFS popular dances at Carson's hall
East Chelsea, Il "Wednesday evening,
Sept. g. Music by Prof. Mona CHAN of
Gardiner Refreshments wilbkDe served
yand q good time is anticipatedh
= Abbott Brery of Watervillfo who as
"a boy resided in town called ';4on old
friends. Sunday.
Miss Teresa Reardon whH has been
stopping at Miss ii. A. G1lespie's for
several weeks returned to her home i'm
Boston, Saturday. e+6
Mrs. w. X. Thompson IS quite i'll
with bronchitis. DIR. Cobb ofGardiner
is in attendance.
Our pastor Rev. Mr.. Lowell eXchang-
ed with Rev. l.. L. Harris of East
Pttston last Sunday. Mr.. Harris
preached an eloquent sermon taking for
sUrha cccrnt thin
belong to the Lord our God, but the
things revealed, belong to you and your
children forever" 1t was Il fine dis
course and greatly enjoyed by the COM
Ere%ation. . !. .t. N.Y. fHSSs
Mrs. Walter Mclaughlin and MISS
Mabel arrived home from their visit to
New York, Sunday. called by the death
of Mrs. McI.aughlin's sister.
vAssALBORO.
Mr.. and Mes. Ycaton Of belgrade Wis
tied their daughter, Mrs. Ralph Pulsi-
fer Sunday. -tt.
Mr. ana Mrs Frank Ballard and Mr.
and Mrs. Newton Richardson. of Cross
Hin visited Mr.. and Mrs. William Aus
tin, Sunday. H.
was in the village, last week, calling
on friends.
The Friends held their quarterly
meeting ut Oak Grove Chapel, Satur-
day and Sunday.
Mrs. ]. r. Day returned from Etna.
last week.
Mrs. Mary Whitney was in the viii
icif fria
Miss Maude Gctchcll returned to
Portland last week.
Miss Gertrude Goliath went to Au-
gusta. Saturday evening, to pass the
Sabbath with her sister, Miss Cassie
Goliath.
John Webber of this village attended
the Windsor fair. Wednesday.
LITCHFIELD CORNER.
Litchhcld Academy opened Tuesday
with IS students. Mr.. Rand of Dexter is
principal and Miss Lola Mcrriman
assistant Miss Isabel Trott of Wool
wich. n former student has returned.
and Miss Eleanor Fullerton also of
gWoolwich. is here.
& Mrs. hnez Toihat, of Auburn, is
vRt3SfAul$s9 at 4Nidi''ii
John sElwell, sofsSMilltowu, N. T., is
Mating his sister, Miss T. n. Baker,
also his son NelspniElwcll. of Pittsfield.
Alr. ana Mrs lyon. of somervillc.
sai;iss,sgre, visiting Mrs. Lyons father,
sDr wv. Gilbert;
mfr. eHarlow's granddaughter Miss
Ellen Aliins of Windham is student
at the Academy.
Frank Purinton and Eugene Camp
hell, Of Augusta spent Sunday at nome
with their parents.
M Mr.. ana Mrs. Herbert Campbell. OF
lewiston, spent Sunday in town.
The Woman's Relief Corps gave AN
entertainment Tuesday evening. Atthe
close of the entertainment. n few
fancy articles ice cream and cake were
on sale. The Corps realized over $2l'
SIDNEY.
The II. A. AS. beat the Sidney vol
untcors by a score of 10 TO !, saturday.
Miss Agnes Field is attending school
Ut the Coburn Classical Institute, III
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