Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-05
STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEC.
MON MOUTH.

w. G. Moore Of New York city. was
in town, last week several days at his
fathers, &. I. Moore.
story Gresham left, Thursday, for
trim to st. John ana the BAY of Fundy.
Mrs. Towmbly Of Lewiston, is caring
for Mrs. FaDyan ut present. Mrs.
Towle ana Miss Ham of Portland,
ni,ces Of Mrs. fabyan, We're here, part
Of last week.
Guy R"w-ll ANA family Of Cambridge,
are visiting Mrs. Lucinda Macomber.
The. Grange hail recently renovated,
was opened to the public. Friday even
ing when an entertainment WAS given
by the members. Much satisfaction is
expressed by all at the transformation
Of the hall The main hall is now very
attractive while on the lower floor Il
dining room, Kitchen and reception
room are cunviently arranged and fur
nished The opening of the hall with
state Grnngt. officials. will occur about
Sept. u. when Il large crowd of Grang-
ers are expected from surrounding
towns.
S. A. Elandcs Of Gardiner, was
guest Saturday, Of DIR. MarSton.
Miss Elizabeth Ham of Massachu-
sets, is visiting relatives in town. The
annual Ham reunion will occur, next
Tuesday, Sept. 6.
Mrs. Wakefield Of Lisbon Falls, is the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Hall.
Mrs Rose Plummer Of Winthrop. and
| father. James Judkins Of Illinois, are
guests Of Miss Lizzie Judhins.
Miss Caroline Pierce has been for two
weeks at ola Orchard and Portland.
Mr. ana Mrs. Frank Halliday will
leave in few days for New York, to
pass the winter in a military school.
Miss Minnie Moore is at jay for sew
eral days visit with relatives.
The little FUNNEL boy, who was 50
seriously injured. last week, is i'm
proving.
Mrs. n. G. Clifford will pass the win
ter in the West, in Michigan and Iowa.
The old Town hall used now as a gro
Gerry store by G. l.. Thompson and
| owned by Mrs. Sherman. is being great
| ly improved. An arcade front, new
windows, a store house in the rear and
coat of paint are going to make the
I old building a modern store and greatly
improve the appearance of the street
Work will begin probobly, Monday,
| the 9Th, in the corn shop.
John Witherell of Seattle. Wash, is
visiting his brother, Joel Witherell and
other relatives in this State.
Mrs. Name Dudley is in town. She has
passed the summer at Orr's Island.
large number of our citizens at
| tended 1.-THE Crusade" given the second
time in Lewiston, last week. Mr. Coch-
rams admirers over the State are
| many. but his Monmouth friends are
perhaps as enthusiastic as any in
| praise of his great art-musicale. I'm
doubtedly many will go to Gardiner
when the same is given there.
Mrs. Woodbury. Hillman has been en-
| tertainng guests from Merose.
The boys in Camp Cobbosseecontee
have broken camp and returned a few
days ago to New York. over 30 have
passed the season here and enjoyed life
to the full. under the supervision of Mr..
Mooney of Columbia University.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hurd. who
passed August ut Mr.. Plummer's, left
last week. for their home in Manches-
ter, N. III.
Miss o. A. Welch is entertaining Mas
sachusetts friends.
The manufacture Of apple barrels is
proving great industry in this town
The demand for the same is for larG"
numbers, not only in town, but from
parties outside.