Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-09-09


Clifton Doves.
Mrs. Alice Burgess is visiting az Eli
Workings.
A. Z. Shuman of the village dug
10 potatoes that weighed IA pounds and
ounces. p S. Worthing also dug IL
that weighed II pounds and ounces.
Who can beat that?
Clifton Dove bought a fine COW of
Leander Haskell last week.
Reuel Balcom is painting the inside
of the church. Services will be held at
Good Templars hall.
SOUTH vAssALBoRo.
Master Harold Morse of Togus, is
spending a few days with his cousin,
Cortland Tabor.
Mrs II. n Whitehouse and sister,
Mrs. Humphrey. of Augusta, We're
guests at G. E. Perce's, Sunday.
G.. W. Wormell of Watervile, was u
guest at II. G. Dickey's over Sunday.
Miss Lura Weber and friend of
Augusta, We're at L. L. Lamson's, Sum
day.
The Misses Ida and Florence Lamson
went to Whiteiied, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Sabin of Lowell,
Mass, were in the place recently look
ing up old friends Mr.. Sabin found
many changes and new faces as he had
not been here for 3S years. This was
MS native place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin Cunningham, Mr..
and Mrs. Forest Whitehouse, Miss Dora
Whitehouse, Miss Belle Taylor and II.
B. Taylor, attended the State fair at
Lew iston, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Downs of Water
Vile, were in the place, Sunday.
Mr. Magee of Boston, arrived Sum
day, and will be the guest of H. G..
Dickey a few days.
ALBION.
The Albion, China, Winslow and
Branch Mills Sunday-school Associa-
ton will meet at Christian church, AL
bion. Thursday. Sept. II. The program
will be as follows:
MORNING SESSION,
TO- Praise and devotion service, con-
Quoted by Mark Thomas.
lo15. Business and verbal reports of
schools
1890. Paper. Rev F. w. Towle.
1o.45. Discussion, opened by Rev. c. J.
Harding, Some defects in convention
work and their remedies
II. Basket dinner. Coffee will be fur
.,nished by the association.
AFTERNOON SESSION
LIS. Praise and devotion service, con-
Quoted by Rev. H. F. Wood.
100 Address. Rev. Smith Baker Port
land. ex-president NJ. s. S. S. AS
ISOLATION.
Singing, Collection, Census, Question
Fox.
EVENING.
Toy. Address, Rev. Smith Baker
WEST GARDINER.
The farm buildings of Will Grinnell
We're burned early Sunday morning.
Mr.. Grinnell, who has been working in
Bath. came up on the boat Sunday
morning ana arrived just in time to see
his home in flames about one hundred
fowls persisted in the fire. The fire
started in the barn and it is believed to
be the work of a tramp as one was seen
on the Hallowell road late Saturday
night by Fred Towle and Will Morgan.
There was no insurance on the prop
erty. Most of the furniture was saved,
and has been moved into Brainerd
Robbinsons house. AIR. Grinnell will
rebuild at once.
Mrs. George Dixon will leave this
week to spend two weeks with friends
in Fort Fairfield. She will visit her
native place in Canada during her
absence.
Mrs. Maggie Horn is visiting friends
in Dorchester and Boston, Mass. Rose
King will keep house for her during her
stay of two weeks.
John Carl Collins and Roy DeFratus
return to their school in Monmouth this
week
A little daughter arrived at the home
of Fred Towle, Saturday night.
John Ward of Augusta visited
friends in town, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Cole are on
their wedding tour here and are guests
at Dan Merrll's cottage at Cobbossec
lake. Mrs. Cole is native of this town,
and daughter of the late George Pope.
Their future home will be in Hartford,
Conn.
Mrs. William Batchelder. daughter
Ella and son Harry spent Sunday with
friends in Bowdoinham.
Ed Morse and son are visiting Mr..
Morse's sister, Mrs. Brainard Robin
son.
Emily Larrabee who has been visiting
her uncle Frank Collins, has returned
to her home in Revere. Mass.
Frances Butler, visited friends in
Gardiner Sunday.
Mrs. Bertha Cole and little son Ches-
ter of Bolton. Mass, are guests at
Clarence Waketield's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Small of Berlin,
Mass, are spending a vacation Of two
weeks at Mr.. Small's brothers, James
w. Smalls.
Mrs. Georgia Clark who has been
spending the summer with her sister
Mrs. Albert Fuller will return to Bos-
ton. Wednesday. Mrs. Clark's mother
Mrs Rankin will accompany her
daughter home where she will remain
several weeks.