Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-07-30
Mrs. Frank Pope left for their home in

Mrs. Frank Pope left for their home ir
!, Providence Monday morning.
i Mr.. and MRS. CIlas. Crowell of River.
side, were in the village, Wednesday.
II. A. Priest was in Augusta, Mon
day, on business.
! DR.. Herbert Fl. Goddard, who is 50
well know here. accompanied by Mrs,
Goddard. will sail for Europe the first
Of August, for year of travel.
CROSS HILL.
! Mrs. Melvina Brey and two daugh-
| tiers, Mary and Hortense of Waterville,
are stopping in the place.
Fred and Wilbur Crosby moved the
seats from the upper school room at
East Vassalboro, last week, to the
schoolhouse in District No g.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Robinson and
friends from Augusta, spent the Sab
. bath at Mr.. Robinson's cottage, at the
| Tobey farm.
Several of the brothers of Hillside
Tent, Knights of the Maccabees, helped
Charles Perkins secure his hay, Friday.
Miss Gertie Turner OF Riverside. was
the guest of her sister. Mrs. A. H. Aus
tin, Sunday afternoon.
The ordinance of baptism was admin
istered to several candidates at Ran
dalPs point, Sunday afternoon, by Rev.
F. S. Clark of .,the North VassaIboro
Baptist church.
The r. F. D. established the first of
July, is giving fine satisfaction. and
the driver, Mr.. Perry, has won many
friends on the route by his. courteous
and ohliging manner.
Misses Angela and Adelia Gardner
called on friends in Augusta, Monday.
NORTtl AUGUSTA.
Lewis Leighton has very bad hand
which the doctor found necessary to
lance. 1t was caGsGi by iniuring q
finger ana afteifti@s4n'd taixlng cold in IT.
Mrs Alexander. Of New York, is visit
ing at S. Jackson's and W. R. Ayers.
Mrs. Alexander Will soon make her
home in Washington. D. C.
Florence Townsend remains very
feeble, though able to ride occasionally.
Lester league ana Cyrus Hallowell
are at home from Belgrade. where they
have been at work for some time.
Mrs p. NJ. Brannard and Mrs. Mer-
tie Smell spent Sunday at Belgrade
Lakes. Mrs. Smell Will spend her vaca-
ton at North Augusta.
Herbert Leighton spent Sunday with
his parents.
Mrs. Lester league will visit friends
in Massachusetts for a short time.
Charles Drtton will take his vaca-
ton, this week, with friends in vinal-
haven.
Daisy Hovey, WHO has been in Law
renee for several weeks, is expected
home soon.
Mrs. Will Taylor and son, Warner
Franklin, spent Sunday at Warner
Taylor's.
Mr.. Hagan and family have moved
to the place recently vacated by Fred
Taylor. .
Mrs. Howard Robbie is very ill at her
home.
Ruel Dutton was quite sick recently,
and the family physician was called.
George Guoir is among the few for
tunate ones who have finished haying.
Millie Taylor is stopping at Warner
Taylors for a few days. s7n
EITcHFiELD PLAINS.
There is to be a meeting of the citi-
zens OF Litchfield and adjoining towns,
who are interested in the observance of
the third annual reunion of Litchfield
Academy and Litchfield Liberal Insti-
tute at the Academy building, Itch
field Corner at P NJ, Saturday, Au-
gust 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. e. Harrington and
daughter, Ellis of Newton, Mass, who =,
have been visiting relatives here, left,
Mrs. Harrington and daugh-
ter VIII stop over at Old Orchard for
week.
Mrs. John B. Washburn and Mrs. f.
O. Smith of Brockton, Mass, are visit
ing at Mr. Atwood's.
Il H. Purington of Bowdoinham. made
an official visit to the Plains. Tuesday,
end disposed of a horse for David T.
Wright
Mrs. Fred Maxwell and son Sherman Of
Poston, are the guests of Miss Cora A.
Maxwell.
Edward shorey is confined to his room
Fred Maxwell and Fred Terry of Boston,
passed Sunday at ii. w. Maxwells.
NORTH MANCHESTER.
Rev L. r. Brown of Auburn. will
hold meetings here, Sunday afternoon
and evening. Aug. 2. Joseph Briggs
Of Winthrop Center and Mr.. Hoxie 81
Auburn, are expected to be present.
Mrs. C. A Mace and Mrs. w. r, Mac
were thrown from the wagon in which
they were riding, last Sunday by their
horse falling. Both experienced quite
squock but, fortunately, nothing serious
resulted. ss.i
Rev, and Mrs. james f, Mears Of East
Saugus, Mass, have been visiting his sis
ter Mrs. Virgil Seffbrer of North Man
chester. Mr. Mears" formerly resided In
near the Readfied line, and
fitted for college at Kents Hill. After
taking the regular course of study at
Boston University The joined the New
England M, E. conference and has been
i successful preacher and pastor for many
years. having charge of sdfne large
churches and fields of labor. Within a
few years his health has failed to such
an extent that he has been obliged to re
tire for time for rest and recuperation
at East Saugus. The death of his only
son. leaving a wife and two children,
some time since, was a severe blow. Mr..
Mcars and wife left, Wednesday, for So