Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-07-01

This was Mr.. Halves early home. He
has not visited the place for 20 years.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Richardson of
North Vassalboro, stopped with friends
on the Hill, Saturday night.
Schools in town closed, Friday. The
Perley school with invited guests had
picnic in the pines In G. /. Perley's
PASTURE Ice cream and cake We're
served to all. This has been one of the
most successful terms of school here,
and much credit is given to the teacher,
Miss Minnie Durham of Lewiston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Robinson and
friends of Augusta, passed the Sabbath
at Mr.. Robinson's farm.
Rev. II. e. Stetson of Windsor, called
on the people on the Hill, last week.
NORTH MANCHESTER.
L. T. Brown of Auburn. will hold
meetings, Sunday, July 5, afternoon
and evening, at FRANKLIN school house.
All are cordially invited.
School closed, Friday, with very np-
propriate exercises by the pupils after
a successful term taught by Maria
Gordon of Readfield. Music formed a
very pleasing part of the program.
+ Miss clara MYBrann of North White
field, is visiting Mrs. j. Albert Knowles.
SIDNEY.
The entertainment given in Grange
Hall. Tuesday evening by the scholars In
District No. s, was well patronized ana
proved q success.
Miss Julia Clark of Waterville, is visit
ing her nephew, Samuel Clark.
Miss Alma Taught spent last week In
Augusta and her sister Stella was In
Portland.
hImbago
Mr. and Mrs Will Mitchell and little
son Earl of Fairfield, were at w, "a
Fields, Tuesday
Eddie Jewett OF Boston was at S. A.
Ciark's, recently.
4, Geo. Ried, of North Vassalboro, visited
Clyde Lyon, Sunday.
Arthur Smiley, Herman Fanght and
Frank Kelley left last Monday. for New
Harbor, where they will spend a week.
The friends of Mrs S. A. Clark are
pleased to learn she is improving.
Mrs Emily Weber is visiting relatives
and friends in Waterville and North Vas
Salboro.
The Masons are putting an addition on
the South side of their Hail. The work Is
being done by George Robbins ana
Frank Bourne.
Rangeley Lake for the summer. where he
will accept a position as head waiter in
a large hotel.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Maynard of Chica-
so were in town, Friday.
Mrs Emma Coombs and Miss Blanche
Fuller of Augusta were the guests OF
Mrs. Frank Browne, last week.
The daughter of Mr., and Mrs. M. =.
Springer, Misses Beatrice, Florence and
Mildred arrived here, Friday. from New
Beatrice, Florence and Mildred. arrived
here Friday, from Newton. Mass. accom-
panied by the Misses Morehouse
Mr. and Mrs. Percy sibley will leave Leave.
July 1st for Colorado. where Mr.. Sibley
is in hopes to regain his health.
EAST WINTHROP.
w. f. Flint, who has been stopping with
his aunt. Mrs f. d. Sylvester for the
past two months, returned home, Satur-
day.
Miss Marguerite Robbins and Miss
grace Wells OF Boston, are visiting at Il.
a. Writings.
r. E. Goodwin with his family are
stopping at their cottage on the west
shore.
Mrs. ANGELA Foster returned from
Fitchberg, Mass. Saturday. Her d1ugh-
ter, Mrs E. c. Babbitt accompanied her.
Apple Wood Tavern is receiving d new
coat of paint.
+. r. Simpson of Lynn passed the week
at Cobbossee Farm.
Harvey Lowell of Wayne called on
friends here, Friday.
Herbert Batchelder, who is attending
school at Orono, Is at home for a few
days.
FAYETTE.
H. J. Banford, who has been sick for
the past two weeks is much better
Mrs. A. F. Jones has been sick for sew
eral days
Walter Underwood has been on fishing
trip to Rangeley. He brought home q fine
string of trout which, he distributed
among his friends.
The rural free delivery of mail will
start through the town, "Wednesday.
Herbert Jones is very sick and confined
to his bed.
SOUTH vAssALsoAo. ~
Mrs. H. G.. Dickey and son RALPH are
spending week In Boston
Mrs. George Cook and two sons of Bid
deford, are guests at Warren Lamson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Lee Stone and sister.
Miss Grace Stone, arrived In town. Satur-
day. and will spend their vacation with
their mother, Mrs. l.. y. Stone.
Miss Gladys Twitchell returned home
from Hallowell High school, Friday, to
pass the summer vacation.
Miss Florence I.amson of Augusta, was
guest at her fathers G. o. Lamson's
over Sunday.
The United States has ten battleships
built and ten building.
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