Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-08-07

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Pasadena, Cal, are whiting relatives in
this vicinity.
A dance will be held at the Town
hall, next Wednesday evening, Aug. ..
Miss Fannie B. Simpson is at Capt.
&C! Island, where she has employment.
Miss Edith Blenn is substituting at
the Reform School, Cape Elizabeth.
Miss Alice I. Rittail of Belmont,
Mass, arrived. sunday to spend her
vacation at her old home.
SOUTH JEFFERSON.
Rev. N S. Burbank of Revere. Mass.
il spending his vacation with his fam
lily in this place.
Miss Frances Littlefield of East
Boston. is at William Fish's, for few
weeks.
Miss Harriet Henry of New Castle
visited her sister,. Mrs. Nancy Trask,
last week.
The band have ordered their new uni
forms, and with several engagements
assured, hope for prosperous season.
both socially and financially.
Rubyand Pearl Boynton have gone to
4<oNd SSoltct W WISH tilSii anu
assist her in giving several concerts
there.
Mrs. Hugh Kerr, who has employ
ment at North Newcastle, spent, Sun
day. with her husband in this place.
ALMA.
Rev. G. F. Jenkins went to Dixfield.>
Friday, for two weeks. .'.','oi' ),
Miss Avis. A.. Hall and her qaousin,;
Marian Wheelock of Everett, MASS,
visited at Parsons Bend, Thursday and
Friday. ...:o3 ::!-s..@'tsh .,Acoi.c :.x:ri-'
Jos. Steward. travelling salesman for.
B. f. FarnsWorth Of, Cortland, was Aat
+. l.. Weeks, Saturday. 80 I,t1.r, -
Mrs Isaac Hilton and daughter. Mrs.
Florence Beach of California, are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Hilton.
E. s. Jackson of Everett, Mass, re-
turned to his home, Sunday night. after
,, spending several days with his family
in town.
Rev. and Mrs. Frank Jones of Bow
donham, visited his, parents, last
week.
e. A. woodbridge and family of North
Newcastle, spent Sunday at Parsons
Bend.
I'D. E,,CarFoll of Gardiner, was at e.
A. Simpsons, Friday. -
Misses Florence and Ella Erskine of
East Boston, accompanied by their
friend, Miss Plummer, are at the Frs
kine's summer home for several weeks.
H. A. Butler of Chicago, w. E. Mayo
l,cr Of h
bay Harbor, were in town, last week.
Mrs Edgar w. Locke of Dorchester,
Mass, and Miss Mary c. Given of
Chelsea. visited their sister, Maud G.
Parsons, Saturday, ..,-. - ~
DR.. and Mrs G. C.f;lEahoney of Sons
erville. who have been STAYING With
relatives in town.. returned to, their
home. Saturday. ~ "'2'"tn : = taTsc
Green Simpson of Broookline. Mass,
spent several days, last awesks with his
brother, r. A. Simpson 5!e o. - 5;'i 49,
Miss Ethel H. Porter of New York; is
the guest of NJ G. Parsons. ~
The first service, this season in the
old Alma church was held, Sunday af-
, ternoon, at o'clock. Rev. Mr.. Mat
thews of the Congregational church,
Newcastle, preached fine sermon to
large congregation. Next Sunday.
there will be meeting at the same
hour and Rev. Mr.. Harris of East
Pittston, will be the preacher.
WIscAssET.
| M. and Mrs E. w. Nash of Damaris-
| Gotta. were at F. B. Houdlette's Sunday.
| Miss Dora Albee who has for the past
| six months been in Boston with, her sis
| ter. Mrs. George Mute, is at home
| Austin Runpill, who is employed at r.
| Fred Albee's dairy farm in Alma. was in
| town, the first of the week, calling on
friends.
Charlie Grover has sold his farm and
stock to Charles Walker of Woolwich Mr.
| Walker took possession. last week, and
he has bought house and lot near Jo-
seph Whites, where he has employment
Mr. Bailey of Boston. with his wife and
three children are boarding at Mr.. Bad
gers. Mr.. Bailey is enjoying season
at haymakng for Mr. Pond who en-
ploys several men.
Several dances held at Camp Mollie
town people and visitors.
The lawn party and dance at Huntoor
Hill was such a social and financial sue
it in two weeks.
| Preparations for the Grange fair to be
held in September. are progressing as rap
idly as the busy season will permit
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