Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-08-05
KENNEBEc.
BRANCH MILLS.

Merton and Myron Turner of Quincy,
Mass, called on friends here, last week.
Winfield Small of Augusta is visiting
at his uncle John SmalPs.
Mrs Woodbury. Jones of Parmeter
Hill met with an accident, Tuesday.
She was thrown from load of hay
and broke her collar bone and started
two ribs.
Mrs. Sadie Robinson returned to her
home in Worcester, Friday.
Charles G. Brigham, who has been
spending few days with friends here,
left for Worcester, Saturday.
Mrs. M. NJ Small and daughter.
Ferne, went to Freedom for few days,
last week.
We are glad to report that Frank
Chadwick, who is sick with typhoid
fever, is no worse. His brother, Nell
Chadwick of Gardiner, accompanied by
a nurse, arrived at the home of Mrs.
Chadwicks mother, Thursday.
Eva Smith and little niece, Marion
Worthing, went to Portland, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Pinkham and
daughters. Ida and Edith, spent Sun
day at South Vassalboro, with Mrs.
Pinkham's mother, Mrs. Marilla Car
penter
The following list of officers of
Branch Mill Lodge Of Good Templars
were elected and part of them installed,
Saturday evening, Aug. list, by Lodge
Deputy c. f. Dove: P. G. t., Annie
Kitchen; G. T., w. Fl. Daley; V. T.,
Chaplain, Angie c. Tobey: F. S., Myrtle
L. Crumnett; Treas, Mary c. Rich
ardson; M, Lewis B. Tobey; S., Lester
r. Nelson; Sentinel. frankie Shorey;
G. j. T., Daisy Hustus
READFIELD.
There was work in the first degree at
Lafayette lodge, Saturday evening.
Rev. E. r. French, from Kents' Hill
took the place of Rev. w. F. Holmes,
Sunday forenoon. A very good audience
greeted him.
The Jrniversalist society will give a
lawn party of the church grounds.
Tuesday evening.
at W. S. 0. Elliott's.
A. G.. Wright has been engaged as
teacher of the High school at Scion, to
begin August 81.
Sadie Collins Ferran is spending her
vacation with her parents, in town.
Ellen and Annie Dealey visited in
Portland, last week.
r. W. Harvey and family are at their
Island cottage, for their summer out
ing.
Tie little son of N d. Gordon return
ed from the Sisters hospital, where he
has been for treatment.
Mrs. Hammond is visiting her mother
for short time, in the factory village.
Mrs. F. Rollins. from New York, is
with her parents, in town for her vaca-
ton.
Services were held at the chapel, last
Sunday by Rev Mr.. Macomber of New
York.
Mrs. Ethel Gordon Sherman and Mr..
Sherman of Mt. Holly. N j., are at N:
D. Gordon's. They will spend several
weeks in their camp on an island in one
of the lovely lakes in Mt. Vernon. Mr..
Stokes, friend is with them. Mrs.
Stokes was here last summer, and was
much pleased with camp life.
Harvey Gordon has been brought home
from the hospital in Lewiston. The lit
tie fellow was so anxious TO come home
that the physicians thought by directing
his trea tnent he would recover as soon
at home as in the hospital.
A deer was seen in the street opposite
Mr. Royals, one day last week. His at
titude while taking an observation of the
place, with one foot poised, was graceful
and would have been fine subject for a
picture. The sound of voice startled the
animal and he disappeared over the fields.
Mrs Flanders, near Maranacook, has 10
city boa r6ers Fife Alden is assisting in
| the work. ,