Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-07-15

, day. All of the cottages on this part of
| the lake are now occupied.
| At the Jackson cottage are J. A.
Bates and family of Providence, r. /.
Mitchell cottage is occupied for the
summer by Mrs. Elizabeth Bailey and
party, New Haven, Conn.
| In the Albert Ward cottage, for two
weeks are Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Norris.
| Bertha Norris, Edith Rhodes, Florence
Rhodes. William G. Norris, Leroy
| Cooling, Luella Segro and Mrs. Lillian
Mccarthy of Lynn, Mass.
EAST PlTTSTON.
| Mrs. Kingsbury McFadden returned
Friday, from visit to Pepperell. Mass
| Frank Burleigh Of Boston, is spend
| ing his annual vacation, in this place.
Miss Mildred Moody Of Gardiner,
spent Sunday, at her home here.
Miss Josephine and Mamie Kealy left.
Thursday, on carriage drive to Bel.
fast, where they will remain for a
short time.
| AlonZo Doe OF Davenport, Iowa, was
a visitor at M. J. DonnelPs, last week.
Miss Maria Felt of Gardiner, was In
town, Friday.
The friends of DR.. C. C. Libby, will
be glad to know that he is still gaining.
and is now able to ride out, daily.
Miss Lottie Croker of Augusta.
spent Sunday at her home in this viii
lage.
Mrs. W. e. Kennedy and son Roland.
left Saturday, for a few weeks stay in
| Palermo
Mr.. and Mrs. C. e. Moody of Chelsea,
were at Koenig Villa, Sunday.
| A lawn party will be held, Friday
evening, July II. on the grounds of the
Methodist church. A special entertain
ment has been provided, together with
the usual refreshments, and a good
| time Is assured.
NORTH VAssALBoRo.
| The bali game here Saturday. be-
tween the v. A. A. and Oakland re-
suited for victory for the Oaklands
by score of IA to 3.
! Mr.. and Mrs. George Blackwell of
Portland, visited Mr.. and Mrs John M.
Cook, last week.
Edward Cook and son of Kansas. Wis
ted his cousin, Edward H. Cook, last
week.
DR.. Mabry Is improving and Is now
expected to recover
Rev. and Mrs. Seaboyer are spend
Ing their vacation at Old Orchard.
The remains of Mrs. Emily Hussev.
a former resident of this village. but
lately of Wellesley, Mass, were brought
here for burial, July g.
The funeral of Mrs. James Lightbodv
was held from her late residence. July
3. She was most estimable woman
and left many friends. Her age was
IS years. Three sons and three daugh-
tiers survive her.
Haying will begin in earnest this
week, the weather permitting. An av-
erage crop will be secured.
Henry Taber. who was reported sick
with grip, last week, is In critical
condition.
Farmers are hard at work harvesting
their hay. A light yield is reported.
Miss Hattie Perry of Brunswick, to-,
gether with several friends. are occupy
ing the Shakespeare cottage through
July. Miss Perry is one of the eight
ford Heights. High street.
Miss Eugene Trask and her sister.
Mrs. Ash of Lowell, Mass, are board
Ing with Mrs. G. H. Mooer.
Mrs. Emma Brown and her four chill
dren from Pittsfield, have been spend
ling several weeks with her brother Fred
Allen. She is now visiting her brothers.
John and Ferdinand, in Pennington
and Industry.
Mrs. T. c. Gilbert and Mrs. Grover
OF Pennington, made visit recently
to Mrs. Gilberts parents, Mr.. and M. !;
VIM. Sawyer
Herbert Healey of Winthrop was in
town few days ago, calling on friends
and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Sawyer. of Show
hogan, recently made a visit to his
uncle, VIM. Sawyer.
Field Strawberries We're almost a
failure; raspberries are plenty; blue
berries are scattering; blackberries
promise fair.
WAYNE.
J. A. Fillebrown of Marion, Ind, was
in town, Saturday, calling on old
friends. Es
Misses Marion and Beth McKinnon
are at Augusta on q visit.
The house of Henry Edgecomb on
Beech Hill, was struck twice by light
ming, in Fridays shower.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Fillebrown are at
P. f. Pixies.
The Christian Endeavor Society gave,
an entertainment at Wayne Hall, Mon-l
day night.
HI. G. Foss Of Lewiston, was in town, +
Saturday.
| FAnMINGDALE.
Mrs. Sadie Jewett has been spending
a week with her husband in Bath.
| Eliza Atkins Is stopping at Mrs.
Hartly Jewett's while her niece Is
| away.
Miss BERTHE Moody was the guest of
Miss Jennie Marson of Joice, Saturday
| and Sunday.