Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-08-21

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Mrs. Eva Fackner and daughter,
Dorothy, are visiting at Mrs. Charles
Fossett's.
Mr.. W. w. Knight has been confined
to the house for the past week, threat
ened with pneumonia.
SIDNEY.
In the death of Mrs. Fannie Ann
Smiley, Sidney has lost another of it's
aged residents. Mrs. Smiley died at
Boston, August u, being II years of
age. She had lived the greater part
of her life at Sidney, but at the time
of her death was living with hr daugh-
ter, Miss Olive w. Smiley. She was
the widow of the late Rodolphus D..
Smiley, who was one of Sidney's promi-
nent residents, his death occurring in
1875 Mrs. Smiley leaves two children:
Olive w. Smiley of Sidney, and John
S. Smiley of Roxbury, Mass. She was
buried in the Sidney cemetery on the
River road in Sidney. Her death,
While unexpected, was a shock to many
who recall her as lady of gentle kind
Illness and generous impulse.
Rev. G.. w. Colby of Augusta, sup
piled the pulpit at the Baptist church,
last Sunday.
Miss Fitzpatrick and Mr. Wheeler of
Waterville, visited at Rev. E. E. Long
leys, recently.
Mrs. Mary Church of Augusta, is
visiting her brother, Ambrose Sawtelle
Mrs. Ella Learned and daughter, Err
ma, of Milo, who have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Clark for the past
three weeks, returned to their home
last Wednesday.
DR.. II. L. Johnson attended the races
last Thursday and Friday, at Pittsfeld
sumner Marvel of Auburn, is visit
ing at Mrs. S. A. Braggs.
Mrs. C. s. Blackey and son, Arthur
Linwood of Campello, Mass, arrived
at A. r. Moore's. last Friday, for a stay
OF several weeks.
Mrs. A. H. Lyon and daughter, Eva
accompanied by her sister, Miss Mag
gle Dunbar and niece, Miss Jennie Ly-
on, went to Boston, last Monday, fol
q two weeks visit.
About 60 of the parishioners and
neighbors of Rev. and Mrs. E. e. Long
ley rendered them a farewell RECEPTION
last Wednesday evening. Ice cream
and cake were served and the evening
WAS pleasantly passed with games
singing and Il general good time. Al
expressed regrets at their departure
and best wishes will follow them tC
their new field of labor.
EAST READFIELD.
F. w. Hunts daughter, with her hus-
band, Mr.. Herman and two children
from Mass, are spending their vacation
at the Vosmer cottage.
Mrs. Mary Frye arrived from the
Wilton centennial last week, accom-
panied by her sister, Mrs. Chamber
lain, and cousin, Mrs. Cox of B.sJton
and are visiting at Mrs. Mayhew's.
Mrs. Mary E. Dudley is at her ole
home in Athens, visiting relatives ant
friends. ..
w. T. Mace is taking the Osteopatnit
treatment in Lewiston for rheumatism
seen last Saturday padding their boa
on Belgrade Stream. Four on a side
using their paddles with precision, ant
one steering. Coming to Wings mil
they left the stream, carrying the boa
to point above the bridge where they
continued their journey. The boat was
quite heavy and the party were obliged
to rest several times. They belonged
to party in camp on Pine Island II
Long pond, and the regularity of theil
stroke and the rapidity of the boat was
pleasing to witness.
Mr.. Bert Gay and Lorin Dudley are
cutting the hay on L. B. Hunt0n
meadow.
FARMlNGDALE.
Mr.. and Mrs Lemuel Marquand and
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Berry, of Newbnry
Mass. are the guests of Mrs. Georgia
Durham.
Mrs. Augustus Bailey and daughter
Sybel returned, Monday. from Woolwich
where they have been for few days.
Mr. and Mrs. George Harrington and
Mrs. Fred Newbert left for Bailey S Is
land the ninth, where they will stay 6
couple of weeks.
Mr., Newhert left, Sunday. for the re.
mainder of the outing with them.
Nellie Bartlett is visiting friends in
Weld.
Cherry Stevens has been very i'll OF
bronical pneumonia, but is mucn better
now.
Fred Moody has returned from a visit
in New Castle.
Jennie Marson has been visiting her
sister. Mrs. John Brann.
Edna Dove spent. Sunday, with her
parents in East Pittston.
CHINA.
Bateman Wentworth was taken
seriously i'll, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Bailey have re-
turned from a three weeks visit lo
Boston.
About 20 people went to the Grove
meeting at Vassalboro from this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Randall are en-
tertaining friends from Freedom.
Clarence Abbott returned from Bos-
ton, Tuesday.
Mrs. Matte Chase has been STOP
ping at her old home on China Neck
Silver Lake Grange will nave
grange fair at China village, sept ~.
SAGADAH0C.