Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-12-08

from South Harpswell, where she has
been stopping several weeks.
Mark Collins, formerly Of Mariana
COOK, recently purchased the property
which he sold to Capt, Lowe. one year
since, and in the spring, will resume his
business that of entertaining tourists
who visit this beautiful summer resort.
Mrs. Marie o'Neal of Winthrop, has
recently called on friends in this place.
Mrs. Leslie NJ. Jones arrived, Satuf-
day, from quite an extended trip, VISIT
ing relatives in Kennebunk, Portland
Auburn and vicinity.
H. II. earle has removed good sized
trout from his well, which was placed
there ten years since and restored IL 10
its former home, Lake Maranacook.
Mrs. N. D. Gordon and daughter
Marguerite were in Portland, Satur-
day.
The teachers Misses Royal, Carrie and
Adell have returned to their respective
schools.
BRANCH MILLS.
A special car carried 40 Masons from
Wiscasset to China village to attend Cen
trail Lodge. r; A. NJ, WEDNESDAY even Ven
including three from TINS pace Eos NJ
Wothing, c.. w. sClark and pr. M; N.
Small. Work was done in the third de-
gree. A fine supper was served by Inc IT,
cal lodge
Mrs. Alice Morrill, of Albion, is caring
for her mother, Mrs Mary Haskell, in
stead of Mrs. Dyer. who has returned 10
her home in Palermo
Mrs. Alice Parmeter is quite i'll with the
grip.
P. S. Worthing, T. Dinsmore and Mrs.
Althea Parmeter went to Be1ast,
Wednesday, on business.
A social dance was held at Sherman's
hall, Saturday evening.
John Small had his grain threshed at
Tobey's mill, last week
Miss Myrtle L. Crummett is teaching
the Parmeter Hill school.
Mrs. Dana Stevens is quite i'll and is
stopping at Mrs. Martha BOWERS 1or a
rest.
J. W. Bates went to Augusta, Saturday.
Frank DOVE is away packing apples.
A fine sermon was given by Rev. Mr.
Leach of China, who occupied the pulpit
in Union church, last Sunday.
WEST CHELSEA.
Mrs S. M. Beals of Arrowsic, is the
guest of Mrs. Scott Powers at present.
Elmer Leighton of somerville, was the
guest of Herbert Hayes, Saturday.
Mrs. Melvin Hayes is quite i'll with a
severe attack of rheumatism. She is at
tended by DIR. Cobb.
Ralph Blanchard left, Thursday, for
North Adams, Mass, in which place he
has a fine situation.
Charles Dondero is building new build
ing to store his wood-enSine in.
Melvin Hayes and son Herbert, have
dressed 1854 pounds Of pork. this fall. for
market. The pork netted them 6E and Z
cents per pound. Mr.. Hayes keeps from
10 to Is hogs the year around.
Josephine Kealy Of Whitefeld. visited
friends in town, Friday.
John Mathews and family of Gardiner,
were guests at the home of Henry White,
Saturday and Sunday.
Many farmers in this vicinity are oblig-
ed to drive their cattle quite a distance
for water, owing to the severe drought.
Many springs and wells are failing. also.
Trappers are doing quite a. business
trapping skunks and other small game, in
this vicinity.
Harry Derry, who recently injured his
foot quite badly, is getting along very
nicely.
a drama entitled Bachelors Hail. will
be given at the Town house. next Friday
evening by local talent, followed by q
social dance. If, stormy, Friday, post
poned to the next fair evening.