Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-08-22

mans old home.
FRANK Drown and family of Weymouth,
Mass, are stopping at Charlie Goodwn's
cottage on Cobbosseecontce
Ralph Goodwin is confined to the house
with a badly sprained knee. 1t is feared
ne mas seriously injured the joint.
Bennie Meader dislocated his elbow,
and falling.
Willie Nixon met with quite serious
aaccident by falling from a scalfold a dis
lance OF about 10 feet breaking his arm,
cracking mis- jaw and brusns his face
called.
Mrs George Mccain has returned to
hcr nome in Maiden, Mass.
RI. l.. Pinkham took a barge load of
young people to Richmond Campground,
SATURDAY afternoon, returning after the
camp walk, Sunday night
WEST LITCHFiELD.
The schools of LitchGeld will commence,
Aug 81. with the following teachers:
Lincoln .ahcoi school; Mrs, Eta Taylor; stetson
school. Miss Nellie Ham; willard school.
MISS Claribcl Higgins; LnnGfellow school.
Mrs Annie Dustin; Holmes school, Miss
Ansusta Edgccomb; Whittier school, Miss
been secured for the South Oak Hill
school.
Many good catches of pickcrel. perch
and bass are being made at Bukcr and
sand ponds: Messrs. Sc"all and Rina OF
Lewiston, had u string of = nice picker
el. enc day this week.
Mr.. Maddox and family of Hallowcll.
nave been at DuStin's point, the past
week.
The bridge near Bukcr pond is being re-
paired.
Daniel Webber and daughter. Miss Eva.
ana MISS Cara Hutchinson, spent Tues
day at the ponds.
MONMOUTH.
a dramatic entertainment was given
FRIDAY evening, in Cumston hall for tho
benefit of the East. Monmouth church
talent very kindly furnished by sum
fner guests assured II first class enter
talnmcnt. Mr.. Mcllen of New York
City, who, with his sister. Miss MelIep
AIDED the.library, last year. in an enter
ta'nment, are at the head of this drama.
they also have Instrumental music
promised by friends who are at East
Monmouth with them.
Mrs. n f. Marston entertained
"Wednesday, a party of friends and rel
atives in honor of. Maduline Carothers
of Cutler, Ohio. S.s
Thursday night, Mrs. G. NJ. Norris
gave dinner in hsnor of her son, to
which large number were invited.
Mrs. f. |. Given will start for Now
Mexico, Monday, stopping en- route in
Boston a few days
Rev HaA Clifford returned to South
Portlandss2 veanesday
,.T
Wednesday," evening, at their cottage,
for their guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Burt
CocfitSsRe of Dorchester. Mass. MI.
ana Me-. Cochranc arc here on their
weJsNg "trip.
49,. Maxwell invited Il large party
,,ousS"n his naphtha LAUNCH, Tuesday
Nj Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wade have re-
turned t" S"lon. after spending the
summer here, They will probably re-
turn. later, to make their home i'm town
for the next year Mr.. Wadc's health
does not allow his continuing his
church work in Scion, and he has re-
Gently resigned.
Mrs and Miss Iiurd of Natick have
been guests of Mrs. Betty Woodbury.
recently.
Miss iicrtha Blake has returned from
Il camping trip at Lakeside.
Mfs. Ncedham of Boston. arrived
! Wednesday. to visit at Lewis Holmes.
Walter Lemon of New York CITY. ar
rived, Monday. for his annual visit to
Monmouth Mr.. Lemon has visited
. town for nearly eight years, annually.
Mr. and Mrs. f. T.. Flahcrtv ana
Miss Lena were guests, this week, of \.
G. Smith.
The now fence around the Centre
school yard is II marked improvement.
Mrs. Kennedy returned to New York
City, this week. after Il month in town.
Rufus King has recently given the
Congregational church $1,000.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. L. King of WAIVER
ly, arrived, this week.
The rain of Thursday was very well
come. Dust had blown for two days
and was very disagreeablc.
Many are shipping carly fruit to Bos
ton.
MT. VERNON.
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