Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-08-15
WAYN E.,

cation.
Miss Ethel Partridge of Augusta, is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Stanchfield.
j. Z. Stanchfield passed away, Mon
day morning, after lingering Illness
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Foss were in
town, Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Dorothy Ruff who has been
guest at Geo. Lords for some time, has
returned to her home in Washington.
The Misses Smith who have been at
Mapiewood Inn, have returned to Bos-
| ton.
Mrs. Maxim, Miss Katie Maxim, Miss
! Helen Maxim and Owen Johnson, re-
! Gently took a carriage drive to Lewis
| ton.
A party of 16 took a moonlight ride
on the steamer, Saturday evening.
Mrs. Charles Wing has returned to
her home in Wayne.
Mrs. Annie Swift Merrill who has
been the guest of Mrs. N. K. Lincoln,
has returned to her home in Lawrence.
NORTH WAYNE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Northrop, Mr..
| 1
| spent last week with Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Tibbitts, went to Gardiner, Monday,
where they visited Togus, and spent a
night with relatives, returning to Bos-
ton Tuesday by steamer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boothby of Wilton,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah
Taylor.
Harry Packard who has been visit
ing at Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Stevens, re-
turned to his home in North Jay, Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs: Leon Smith spent Sat
urday and Sunday at Wilton.
Charles Hunt of Auburn, and Miss
Isabelle Davis of Readfield, called on
Mrs. Clarence Stevens, Sunday.
!, Miss Alice Hutchinson spent Sunday
, with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Hutchinson in Fayette.
CHURCH HILL.
Miss Flora Gill of Chicago and Miss
Ella Gill of Augusta, spent several days
with relatives here, last week.
Mrs. Baker visited her brother, J. O.
Perry, Thursday.
Bert Foster is erecting hen house
| Mrs. Annie Robbins visited hel
daughter, Mrs. Everett Cunningham
Thursday.
Mrs. o. Crawford was with her sis
ter, Mrs. A. B. Spaulding, last week
: Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Wentworth viii
entertain their friends, Thursday even
) ing.
Mrs. Mayor Robertson and Miss lib
belts called on friends here, Friday.
SOUTH BELGRADE.
, Mrs. J. O. Hewitt and sons Harry and
, Bonnie are spending a week at Ocean
Point. Mr.. Frank Eldridge of Massa-
chusetts is visiting his cousins Maude
: and Alberta Hewitt at the Point.
Mrs. Elizabeth Penney of Sidney
nearly a life long resident of Belgrade
called on friends Sunday. Mrs. Penney
is So years of age. ~ i'
5 Mr. and Mrs. Jethro Weeks of Sidney
We're at South Belgrade, Sunday.
| Harry Hewitts' dog got his mouth
' and nose full of porcupine quilts a few
! days ago, but our veterinary DR.. Fred
Gilman soon extracted them.
The schools of Belgrade will COM
mence August Gath.
FARMINGDALE.
: Miss Cherrie Arlene Stevens is very
d sick at her home in Farmingdale with
bronchitis.
CHINA.
, Mrs c. r. Getchell has returned from {
y several weeks visit to relatives in Cherry
q field.
, Mrs Alice Hall and daughter Myrtle
e have returned to their home in Lisbor
- Falls, after a long visit in China.
Mrs Merrithew and daughter. Bessie
: land Mrs Maude Merrithew and daughter
Helen, all of Warren, have arrived il
town and will make their home at the
Fletcher house in the village.
: Mrs. Newberry. children and maid OF
New Haven, and Judge Cohen of New
York, have left China to go into the
woods in the northern part of Maine.
Frank II. Gray has returned to SoutF
Boston, where he is employed by the boat
building firm of Lawley Bros.
MyrOn Turner has returned to his homt
| in West Quincy after Il ten days vaca
ton in town. |!
The quarantine has been raised at the
home of Geo. M. Cook and the family ar,
} again enjoying their liberty.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Corner of Holyoke
Mass, are the guests of Mrs. Geo L.
Bailey at Pine Point cottage
| Fred S. Wallace has bought lis brothers
, interest in the home farm and will soon
move there with his family.
| Theron f. Doe is soon to make ex-
tcnsiVe repairs on his buildings. The
work will be done by f. S. and IL. B. Wall
lace.
SOUTH CHINA.
With the village improvement society
land the interested citizens South China
has some fine sidewalks.
Miss II. Nose and Edith Rhodes, who
have spent their summers here could not
find accommodations this season. They
Iare at Pemaouid
Mrs. Robt Rowe is critically ill. great
sufferer, and is not able to lie down in
bed
The funeral of Mrs. Alex Chadwick oc-
lcurred at the Chapel here. She moved
with her family about a year ago to Pitts
field where she was taken ill and has been
| a great sufferer She was a most devoted
mother. and a kind neighbor Her pas
tor came with her remains and also to
comfort her heart broken boys. He gave
a helpful discourse before a well filled
house The interment was at Chadwick
cemetery. Her family have the heartfelt