Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-08-14


Baileyville, visited his mother, Dora
Cannon, last week.
Word has been received by Albert
Fuller that Mrs. Fuller arrived safely
at her daughters in East Hampton,
Mass, and is enjoying the drives
around Mt. Holyoke. She will remain
several weeks.
James Croker, who was a fellow
worker with the man who lost his life
in the South Gardiner lumber mill,
last week, has been so effected by the
accident that he was obliged to give
up his job. He spent Saturday at John
Horns and has gone to Bowdoinham.
Mr.. and Mrs Joel Weeks have re-
turned home after a long visit with Mr..
Weeks sister, Mrs. Libby, in Rich
mond
Gertrude Steward and Leona Hijou
of Chelsea, Mass, started for their
home, last week. They only went as
far as East Winthrop, and are now
making a stay Of two weeks there at
Elm cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wilson of SOM
erville, Mass, are at Mrs. Mary Good
wins for two weeks.
EAST WINTHROP.
Rev. G. S. Hall of Greene, was at
, Rev. p s. Collins Monday '''''. -
Mr.. and Mrs. v. C. Jackson of Liver
| more Falls, and B. A. Lamont of Wor-
cester are at E. B. Spears.
Mr.. and Mrs. A @. Carpenter, Miss
i Lucy, b. Douglas, Hattie E. Douglas,
| Dorcas b. Douglas of Somerville. Mass,
VIM. Morrill,. Frank E. Davis of Lynn,
w. H. Marshal C. B. Daniels, c. w.
Lazzaro, D. D. Rowke, Jas. e. Carroll.
Chas. f. Leonardo and John F. Berren
of Boston, are stopping at Cobbossee
| Farm.
Mr.. and Mrs Ellie Jackson of Brock
| ton, Macs, are Visiting his parents.
| III and Mrs. r. a, Jackson.
EAST MONMOUTH.
The East Monmouth Dramatic Club
| will present 'Old Gooseberry." farce
| by Thomas T. Williams, preceded by
| Jerome X. Jerome,s charming comedy,
| Sunset" at Cumston hall, Friday
evening, August 81. The proceeds will
be given to paint the Methodist
| Episcopal church at East Monmouth.
| Miss Mellen and Miss Dodd, violinists,
will play between the acts This is
| the same club that presented showed
In last October, for the benefit Of
| Cumston library.
| NORTH vAssALBoRo.
| Miss Sadie Priest, youngest daughter
| of Everard L. Priest, died, Tuesday
morning, of consumption, after short
| illness. She was a smart, lovaDie
Young woman, of sweet disposition
| and of strong character. Beside her
| father and sister host of friends are
left to mourn her untimely end. She
| was a member of Vassalboro Grange.
| Her age was rs years. The funeral
| was held Thursday, conducted by Rev.
Mr.. Clark Of the Baptist church.
| SOUTH CHINA.
A meeting of Theodore Roosevelt
Camp No. 5, Division of Me. s., of ",
was held at the G. A. r. Hall Monday.
evening August 10th. Fifteen members
were present. Three comrades of the j.
P. Jones Post met with them also past
Captains Preston Starret and Everett
starret of Athol Camps Mass. also a
4 brother from the Waterville Camps. "A
| short program was given, after which
lall repaired to the dining room and par
took of bountiful supper.
i LITcHFiELD.
i Mrs. George McCrum has been
spending few days. with her brother.
Joseph Goodwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland True spent
Sunday at their cottage on Lake Cob
bosseecontee. a.
Il Oracle Norris is spending few days
in Hallowells with relatives.
4 Orrin A. True has gone to San Fran
cisco on the G. A. X. excursion.
NORTH MANCHESTER.
Rev. A. T.. Brown will hold services
here, Sunday afternoon and evening,
August Is.
II j. A. Knowles got his right hand hurt
u Saturday while getting in a load Of
hay. It is hoped that the wound will
not prove serious one.
SOUTH MONMOUTH.
IL Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Merrill and daugh-
ter of Bath are at II. Dustin's for a few
, days. a
I, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hall from Massa-
chusetts are visiting Chas. Hall.
The schools of Litchfield will COM
! mence, Aug. 81.