Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-09-03


farmers is discouraging with MOO,
crops and no apples.
Frank Ashford went to Augusta this
week, to attend the special session of
Legislature.
Jessie Swift is at home for a short
vacation during the absence of her
mother who is in Portland.
Mrs. T.. Fl. Swift left last Tuesday for
the Maine General Hospital Portland.
with her little daughter Hazel who has
always had throat trouble. If is
hoped to have an operation performed
on the little girls throat which will
benefit and enlarge her power of sneech
The cause of the trouble is an adenoid
growth in the throat.
Miss Eva Lyon is visiting friends in
| Augusta and Winthrop.
Annie Lyon is visiting in Gardiner
with friends.
NORTH AUGUSTA.
The North Augusta sunday-school
will hold its annual picnic at Silver
Lake, Friday Sept A. If stormy Fri
day, the picnic will be held Saturday.
All are cordially invited to attend.
| Rev. c. A. southard preached to a
large and appreciative audience, Sun
day. In the evening the people were
enthused by his soul stirring singing
and his sermon which was of the "old
| time fervor.
Mrs. b. s. Cudworth has improved so
as to be able to ride out, but is still in
very poor health.
EAST READFIELD.
| Mrs. Susan Folsom of PALMYRA, is
! visiting her friend, Mrs. c. A. Clough.
S. A. Gray and family have been in
Strong the past week, calling on
friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Adell of Cam
| bridge, Mass, are spending their va
| cation with Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Clough.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Smith and
son of East Monmouth, spent the Sab
bath with w. 7. Mace and family.
A large amount of grain was hauled
in last Sunday as the weather indicated
an approaching storm
Miss Beth Haines spent several days
| with her aunt, Miss Emma Mace, at
Mrs. Nelson's, last week. Miss Haines
will leave to enter the fall term of the
Waterville High school, this week.
Samuel Brooks with his grand
daughter Miss Effie Cram of North
Manchester, will make a visit to rela-
tives in NOrridgeWock and Fairfield,
next week. Mr.. Brooks has been en-
ployed by j. E. Mayhem for the past
few months.
Harrison Hanson drove home nice
| pair of oxen last week. Mr.. Hanson
usually buys yoke of oxen about this
| time of year, and fits them for beef.
Miss Celia Cross of Gardiner, is stop
ping with her grandfather, A. w.
| Rrainard for q few weeks
MONMOUTH.
Ellery Hoods boarders have returned
home.
Mrs. Flora Blanchard of Auburn, is
spending Il few days with Mrs A. NJ.
Aver.
Miss Cora Staples spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Ellery Hood. r
! Mrs. Charity Maxwell passed away.
|
| r. S. Maxwell.
Schools in town began, Monday.
John +. Hartman of Harrison, was call
| ing on friends in town, recently.
Walter A. Elliott went to Kent's Hill,
| Monday, to work for DR.. Russell.
WEEKS MILLS.
Roy l.. Clifford and friend attended
Washington Camp meeting last week.
p. G. Taylor begins work for James
Goddard, Waterville, Monday.
Carrie A. Dodge from Bowdoinham
is visiting her father, J. +. Dodge.
| Farmers in this vicinity are harvest
ing their grain.
James MARI, who has been quite ill is
convalescent.
| F. o. Bonney is at work for P. G.
Brown at Weeks Mills.
P. w. Dodge and family recently
visited at Albion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Gray, from
Winthrop, visited Mrs. Chas. Beale
last week
Mrs. VIM. Hammond and son Clyde,
visited relatives in Albion, Wednesday.
| Mrs. ii. NJ. CrOmmett gave musical,
! Monday evening, in honor of her niece,
Carrie A. Dodge.
Mrs. Ida Sterritt of Chicago, is visit
ing her sister, Miss Annie McLaugh-
lin.
! DR.. and Mrs. Hanson and child have
returned to Northampton, Mass, where
| the doctor will open an office.
Mrs Frank Bennett, her son Percy
| and his wife, have been the guests of
| Mrs. Benefits sister, Mrs. May Miller,
| for the past week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Geddis have re-
| turned to their home in Flushing, N.
Y.
A large number went from here to
Lakeside on the Sabbath-school picnic,
Saturday, and reported a very enjoy
able time.
F. E. Greene of Boothbay Harbor,
was in the place, Saturday, on bust
ness.
P. G. Brown has a crew at work OF
the foundations of his house and Will
soon have the frame up.
Mrs. James MoSher returned from a