Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-08-29

situation in New York city and vii
make her home there for a While.
Mrs. Henry Burgess and daughte,
Mary, from Waltham, Mass is III
guest OF Mrs. Nellie Preble for few
weeks.
A great many from this place attend
ed the calico bali in Carlson han an,
report a good time. Miss Lizzie Nm,
of North PittstOn received the nrize fo
prettiest dress in calico. Reuba,
Blackm2n and Hiram Boggs oot ~
BOBBY prize.
A dance and supper will be held 4
Carlson hall, September 9Th tba sac
ond night of Windsor fair. An ora in.
vited to atttnd.
Mrs. Patrick, Mallaney is very III IN.
Smith is attending her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Morgan snnnr
Sunday with their parents. q, ~
Boggs.
William McGrath has gone TO Rostor
where he has a situation as condrcto,
on the electric road.
Mrs. Nettie Moody of China. snent =
few days at her old home in White.
field.
]. E. and B. w. Preble have renaired
thef threshing machine and are nov
threShing out odd lots at home.
JOlcE.
Master Steven Hopkins of Nayton-
vile, Mass, and Louise Lewis of An
gusta, spent ore day last week with
WadsWorth Lewis.
Mrs Louise Dunton is spending q
few weeks at East Pittston.
Andrew Porter, Matthew Lambert
and John O'Connell, members of the
East Boston High school, are spending
their vacation in this place, ~
Mr.. Luther Russell of Boston. Mass
was at Leslie Lewis last week. He
took his sister, Mrs. Emeline Lewis f.
Nassalboro for q short visit
Misses Katie and Gertrude Skeban
OF Augusta, were at home last week
Farmers in this vicinity report a good
hay crop.
WHlTEFIELD.
Mrs. Almena Brown from Maiden.
Mass, is spending a few days with her
mother, Mrs. John Knight.
Mrs. Minnie CrowelI and Mrs. Maud
Wright from Lynn Mass, are SPEND
ing a few days with their parents. Mr..
and Mrs. w. S. Colby.
Some of our leading farmers and
business men are talking very favor
ably Of building a creamery at this
place.
G. G. Erskine has the show cases in
place at the new store and is adding
new goods to his stock every dav,
among them is d good line of harnesses
w. c. Ford is at his work on the
foundation for his new feed mill. Mr.
Ford means business, and when com
pleted his mill will be a welcome addi
ton to our village. H.
SOUTH JEFFERSON.
Rev. II. F.Wood preached an inter
astinS sermon last Sunday morning.
subject, THE greatest thing in the
world"
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Fish of Nfelrose.
Mass. are visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. William Fish. . t'p-&. y
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Marks and Miss
Marks of Roslindale, Mass.s are VISIT
ng Mr.. and Mrs. H. p Cunningham.
The Benevolent Society will be enter
aimed by Mr.. and Mrs. William Fish.
he first fair evening.
Fred F,rskine returned to Mass. last
Mrs. G. E. Boynton arrived in the
olace, last Wednesday, from Nova
EoYena Hilton returned home from
East Jefferson, last Sunday, after
Wo weeks visit at home She will go
% Hebron, where she expects to at
end school, this fall.
DRESDEN.
Some Of the members of Eastern River
orange will present Il farce entitled Poor
next Tuesday evening. at the
Town hall, which will conclude with
oclal dance. Ice cream and cake will
'c served at intermission.
Mrs. Iartwcll Mayors and daughter
'lrS. Perry. who have been visiting ut Asa
layers, returned to their home in Bos.
on, last Friday.
Miss Charlotte Corlss of Days Ferry
$ spending week with her friend, Miss
carolyn f.. Sheldon.
Mrs. Eldridge McFadden. who has been
listing relatives and friends in Yer.
mont returned home, Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bathwic!l and
laughter Doris of Belmont, Mass, ar
lived in town, Saturday afternoon, to visit
"a ,I1
rip in their automobile.
Tho excursion to Christmas Cove, last
week, which was given by the members
# the Dresden Baud. was decided sllc-
cSs, over 300 tickets being sold.
Rev, +. w. Brooks held services at the
fiddle Bridge school house, Friday even
ne.
Mrs. Alton Tap1cy of Gardiner spent
ew days, last week, with her friend Mrs.
'red Carlton