Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-08-21
WEST GARDINER.


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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Howard of
Iitchfield, visited at John Horns, sun
day. II 1
Clarendon Rice and family of Farm 4
ingdale, visited friends in town, sum
day.
Mrs. Ethel Wessman has returned
home to Hallowell, after spending q
week at her fathers, Albert Fuller's.
Mrs Ada Eaton of Dorchester, Mass,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Rankin.
Mrs. Addie Stone and son Charlie,
with Mrs. Fannie Pason of Dorchester,
Mass are the guests of Mrs. Stones
brother, Eben Horn.
Mrs. Ella Hopkins will visit friends
in Durham, Lisbon and Lewiston, the
coming week. Her aunt, Matilda King,
will keep house for her during her alb
sence.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Willis and two
children are visiting at Arch Horns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hopkins, who
have been spending several weeks with
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home near Middletown, Conn. Mr.
Hopkins is a famous sportsman and
one of the most successful fisherman
who has ever piled an oar or cast a line
in the waters of the Cobbossee. He
caught several large strings of bass
and pickerel, one of the strings of bass
numbering Il, and weighing from two
to five pounds. The last string of pick
erel numbered six and weighed from
two to four pounds each.
Mrs. Nathaniel Benner has rented her
house TO Harry Huxley
Mrs. Marcia Adams, Mrs. Fannie
Dunn and son of Bowdoinham, spent
Sunday at William Bachelors, and
Sunday night at Mrs Dunn's uncle's,
Ell Babb.
Mrs. Lottie Merrill is in Boston. Her
little daughter is staying with her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Mer-
rill, during her mothers absence.
Frank Collins went to Augusta, Fri
day, and carried the speakers to the
Grange picnic on Hersey's Island
Mrs. VIII Hopkins has two very
beautiful parrots, brought from Japan
by Arthur Hopkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baxter Small spent
Sunday in Gardiner with Mr. Smalrs
grandfather, Samuel Small.
Miss Bertha Niclerson of Manches-
ter, visited at james Smalrs, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Spear attended
the Richmond campmeeting, last week.
The following attended the Grange
picnic at Hersey's Island, last week:
Allen Wakefield, Maud Davis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Curtis, Mr.. and Mrs. War
rem Davis, Walter Fuller and family,
Mrs. Flora Horn, Theola and Gladys
Horn, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Collins.
LAkSHoRE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred CoWan of Augusta
are visiting at Frank CoWan's.
Mrs, Dean P 5awtelle of Lynn. is
visiting relatives here.
Miss Nina Savtelle of Waterville,
is visiting her aunt Mrs George Swift.
Albion Blake of Oakland, who has
been spending his vacation at his
uncle's, w. Z. Manter's, returned to his
home, Saturday.
Fred Tillson spent Sunday at home.
Irving Tourtelotte of Providence. is
buying and shipping fall fruit in this
vicinity.
j. f. MacNamara and family return
ed to their home in Brighton, Mass,
Monday, from NJ w. Cowans
LITcHFlELD PLAINS.
The reunion of Litchfield Academy
and Litchfield Liberal Institute held
last Thursday, was a success in every
respect. The exercises We're highly in
terestins and convincing. Among the
guests at the Plains church. Sunday,
were Mrs. z. S. Brown of Philadelphia
Mrs. a. P Berry and Mr.. and Mrs.
Cooper of New York, Mrs. H. f. Shorey
and Mrs. f. L. Shepard of Chicago
ILL.,, and Mrs. George Sanford and
Renaldo Jack of Boston.
Mrs. Edith Shepard and children of
Chicago, ILL.,, who have been visiting
at Mrs. L. e. Shorey's, left, Wednesday,
for their home.
Mrs. Caroline Fenno of Boston, is
visiting her brother, II. NJ. Hunkings.
NORTH WAYNE.
Harry Mason met with a painful ac
cident. Saturday, while unloading hay
for f. b. Smith. In some way the
ladder on which he was standing
slipped. and the fork, catching him.
caused a severe laceration of one fin
ger. DR.. Cheney was called to dress
the wound.
Mr. and Mrs Josiah Taylor and Ezra
Smith attended the campmeeting at
East Livermore, Sunday.
A picnic in the Pines was much en-
joyed, Sunday by several families of
the village and their summer visitors.
Mrs. Amy Packard of BaileyviIle,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Crosby,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Tibbetts and Miss
Carrie Murch spent Friday at the
campground, at the reunion of the
G. A. r.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry drummer and
two daughters, Nataline and Virginia,
of Boston, are spending a few days
at the Elmwood, Readfield. Saturday,
in company with Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Stevens, relatives in this place,
they took a short carriage drive