Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-09-16
apples are being shipped from this sta
ton. at the present time.
WEEKS MILLS.

apples are being shipped from thls SUI
ton. at the present time.
WEEKS MILLS.
N,rs Charles Beal and Carrie Dodge
made a trip to Augusta, Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. o. Bonney and
aa,,abter Daisy, visited relatives at
Palermo, Thursday.
The Deer Hill school commenced
Sent = Archie Crommett, teacher.
Everett Jackson, who has been visit
mo bic grandparents at Mercer, re-
TUNED Tuesday, making the trip of
about 40 miles, on his wheel.
number of people from here, at
tardad Windsor fair. and report most
,y.h,a time. p. w. Dodge exhibited
o,,,,ac+;on of potatoes on which he re-
ceived a premium.
Frank A. Crommett of Fort Fairfield
is visiting his mother. Mrs. Dorothy
(,rommett He is on his way to Somer-
vile. Mass. where he VIII spenu the
winter with his daughter.
The funeral services OF MIS-. bai 70
| Doe were held at her home sept O.
| Rev Geo. Weeks officiating. she was
| an aged lady, and had been III laiiilis
health for about two years. "A nus
band one daughter, Mrs. Ann pea VI
| Augusta, and several grahociiiiuieh'
living in Lynn, Mass, survive her'
EAST WINTHROP.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Phllilps o.. ~ Ea -, -
Wilton, visited at Ahsei ID =
week
Miss Matte Day is passing her Vaca-
| tion with friends at SomerVlile-
Schools commenced. Monday, under the
| instruction of Miss Lula Avery
Mr.. and Mrs f. b. Spear passed rev
days with friends at Livermore falls' 'he
| past week.
Miss Emma Haskell of Livermore FAILS,
| is Visiting her aunt Mrs. Martha Mace.
Mrs. f a. Phillips and daughter Fern
! of Weld, are visiting at Nathanei
| Green's.
Mr.. White of Manchester. moved into
Geo. g. Jenkins house, Saturday
Robert Anderson. Jr.. died at the home
| of hi; daughter. Mrs. =. S. Collins. Fri
day, Sept llth at the age of 50 years.
Mr.. Anderson for number of years was
in the wholesale confectionery business
at Rockland. He was a man highly Re-
spected by all who knew him. A widow.
one son, VILLAS c. of Rockland. one
daughter Mrs. p. S. Collins of this place,
four brothers and two sisters. survive
| MIN. The remains were ldhel " Iloch-
land. Saturday The funeral was held,
Sunday. under the direction OF the G. A.
r. and the F. & A. NJ, of which he was
a member. A
NORTH WAYNE.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. II. Stone and the Miss
es Ida and Cora Henan of Cambridge,
Mass. after a pleasant week spent with
Mr.. and Mrs Cyrus Ladd returned "a
their home, Thursday. While here they
spent one evening on Lake PocasSet,~ fish
ing by moonlight. About mdnights they
came home, bringing with them SO white
perch and ''pouts" some of the latter
measuring 10 inches. During the evening
great commOtion was caused by the sap-
pearance of large eel about two feel
in length on the hook of Miss Cora Herian
News reached here, Wednesday even
ing of the death of Mrs. Emeine Ladd
at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Angie
Hersom. Oakland. Mrs. Ladd was long a
resident of this place. She had many
friends here who were panied to learn OF
her death Her age was 81 years. The
funeral was held Friday. and the remains
We're brought to Readfield for burial in
the family lot.
Mrs Gertrude Faunce spent Saturday
with friends in Readfield
Maurice Roderick and Miss Ina Scribne1
of Waterville, were the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs I. G. Jennings, Sunday
/ School commenced, Tuesday, with Miss
Edwina Stevens of Readfeld, as teacher.
/ cOOPER'S MILLS. .u
A large crowd attended the dance here.
the second night of Windsor fair. and all
had very enjoyable time. Ninety-siX
couples were present. An oyster supper
was served. ..r..U
Miss Inez Kennedy, who is teaching the
Shepherd school in Jefferson. spent Satur-
day and Sunday at her home.