Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-10-07
STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEc.
RIVERSIDE.

Miss Abbie Ellis gathered half cup
hui of delicious ripe raspberries from
The vines one day, last week.
By invitation Mrs. n. H. Fossett
pent the day at the pleasant home OF
Deputy Marshal and Mrs. Hanks in Au-
fusta, Thursday, and enjoyed it very
nuch They have nice home, one
Especial feature being a beautiful and
accomplished daughter, and they all
have the happy faculty OF making their
fguests feel very much at home. Mrs.
Fossett had the pleasure of meeting
There some old friends. Mrs. P. w. Cole
|sOf Levant and Mrs. A. E. Spaulding OF
Ehurch Hill, Augusta.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Moody of Pittston,
Visited Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Bailey, Sun
day.
81 EAST WINTHROP.
SF Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Anderson and
Mrs. G. e. Rising Of Rockland. are
Visiting Mr. Anderson's sister, Mrs. Z.
I s. Collins.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. M. Packard are on
weeks visit to Mrs. Packard's parents,
Captain and Mrs. Gray, Southport.
Mrs. Steven Flynn and mother of
Boston and Mrs. L. Effie Jenkins visited
at r. A. Jackson's Thursday.
The work on Governor Hills; cottage
is nearly done and a crew under c. f.
HOxie will begin work this week on a
cottage for Hon. G. f. Macomber on
the west shore. The cottage "Hope
ell" at the head of Manchester bay is
well under way. *
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. p. Hewett visited
friends at Leeds for few days the past
week. ~
Geo. c. Jenkins and Howard Truce
are on a business trip to Farmington.
Miss Gertrude Luce of Winthrop,
passed Sunday with her friend, Miss
Ella Hewins.
= Patrick Coughlin and Frank Fl. FAR
rell of Boston, are passing their vaca-
ton at the Healey Farm. -. p. T>c
Mr. and Mrs. f. M. Foster and
daughter of Oakland, are passing few
days with his mother Mrs. NJ. \. Fos-
ter.
Eli Upham. who has been i'll the past
few weeks, is able to ride out.
oiDNcr.
Severalsfrom this town attended the
UniversaAst convention at Oakland,
Tuesday evening. aa.
Mrs George Goodwin Of corinth, is
I. visiting her father, " II. Field, who is
very i'll. Z ,vtss.ssx..-s,sass.1s
I MIR. and Mrs. John Eastman of Ben
ton. We're guests ats 4; sss e. Moore's, last
week. xE4G ! III 81 Isl Nj
Mr.. and Mss. :JFtea. s;pearin of Au--
!. gusta, calledson frielIds In town. Satur
day. 4As<4 - ea@l '
n The Misses Maggie and Frances Dun
bar of Westiyofu, Mass, are on q ten
days visit With their sister, Mrs. Am
brose Lyon.
Henry Ward from Massachusetts is in
town.
Mrs. Preble of Fairfield, was the
guest of Mrs. A. d. Stevens, Wednes-
day.
DIR. and Mrs. IT. L. Johnson returned,
Tuesday. from three weeks visit in
Massachusetts.
Ora Taylor is visiting at Albert
Faught's.
Mrs. N. G. Packard, Mrs VIM. Pack
ard and daughter. Mildred, called on
relatives in town. Saturday.
Frank l.. Arnold and daughter, Hazel,
who have been visiting at A. i.
Moore's, returned to their home in
Campello. Mass. Tuesday. accompanied
by Miss Alice NJ. Moore.
Mrs. Clara Swift is stopping with
Charles Taylor
Mr. Albert II. Black has installed n new
plant for making cider at a cost of over
$1,000. The power is supplied by n gasoline
engine and has capacity of grinding
and pressing two hundred gallons of
cider an hour This enables farmer to
haul his apples and have them ground and
pressed 50 that he can have his c'ele~
made from his own apples by waiting a
short while.
Miss Augusta Ross. who has been keen
ing house for j. Emery Nash, has re-
Z turned to her home for short visit.
Friends of Mrs. Emery Blaisdell are
sorry to learn OF ner sIcnness ana uop, 10,
sec her well in few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Goodwin of Re
we're Beach. Mass. are stopping with Ed
ward l.. Swift. Mr.. Goodwin has an es-
tablishment at Revere Beach which he
closed Sept. Goth, after very cold but
successful season.
4 Miss Alberta Black has gone to Boston
to attend the Emerson School of Oratory.
Louis Swift has installed a new gasoline
engine in his barn and will do his fall
work with 1t. A few years ago gasoline
engines were very scarce in town. now; II
Is surprising how many are being used
for all kinds of work.
Mt. VERNON.
There was quite a large Sabbath
School convention held at Dunn's Cor
ner, Tuesday, and also picnic
lifnner-tahle set in Wiggin's hall. There t
were 10 delegates from Mt. Vernon
village, nine from Vienna. three from
Wayne, and a few from other towns. ,
The little daughter of Henry Tucker
has been quite sick from an attack of
pneumonia, but is better now.
Mrs. Mary Tucker Sherburne from
Dover. has been visiting the past week
at William Dudley's. !.
There was ball game on the field of
Geo. l.. Tyler, Saturday afternoon. be-
tween the Mt. Vernon nine and a nine
from South Chesterville. The score
was "a to in favor of the home team.
Mrs. Mary Field Harmon of Boston,
arrived, Saturday, and is visiting