Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-08-04
STATE NEWS.
KENME BEG.
WEST SIDNEY.

at her sisters, Mrs. Fred Scribner,
one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Richardson
passed Sunday at Capitol Island.
Mrs. Annie Nichols of Providence, r.
l., is visiting friends at West Sidney.
John Z. Lovejoy of Saxonville. Mass,
is on visit to his brother, c. H. Love-
joy.
Mrs. L. H. Wyman and daughter,
Pauina,, have returned from Ocean
Point, where they have been staying
for three weeks.
Willis Blaisdell and two daughters,
Maud and Oracle, have gone to Ocean
Point for two weeks.
Mrs. Wentworth and daughter. Ger
trude, of Cambridge, Mass, are visit
ing at Eben Blaisdelrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Scribner Of Au-
gusta, and Mrs. Scribner's father, Mr..
Henry, of Pennsylvania, were at Fred
Scribner's, Saturday.
NORTH AUGUSTA.
Rev. NJ. Kearney, pastor OF the Meth
odist church, preached an excellent SER
mon, Sunday, from the text: And be-
hold the half was not told me-" l Kings,
x:7. There was a large congregation
present and included the following
named persons: Mr.. and Mrs. p. NJ.
Brann and daughters, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. NJ. Brann, Perle Tobey, Miss Lena
Hanson, Miss Annie Taylor. Mrs. b.
Tracy, Miss Julia May Williamson.
Herbert Corson and son, Clifford.
p NJ. Brann, trackmaster at the
kittery navy yard, is passing a few
days at his old home.
Perle Tobey of I<ittery. is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. p. NJ. Brann.
Mrs. George Doyle, who was reported
quite sick, is convalescing.
E. e. Taylor has sold his milk route
to Warner Taylor.
| Miss Annie Taylor and daughter
| Annie. called on Mrs. w. Fl. Clark and
Mrs. Florence Townsend, this week.
| G. NJ. Bean, Jr., employed Charles
Woodward to harvest the hay on his
farm.
Miss Lucy Hovey is visiting friends
in Augusta.
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ing her parents at Mt. Vernon.
Miss Helen Ward is at S. p. Jack
sons.
Mrs. w. X. Ayers and daughter, Sa-
rah, and Miss Alice Taylor passed sun
day afternoon with Miss Taylor's moth
er in Sidney.
| CHURCH HILL.
| iat, Il III
Gladys. Of Melrose, Mass, are visiting
relatives on the hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Webb of Water
lvillc, have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Perry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Merrill passed
lSunday with Mr.. and Mrs. John Camp
lbcll.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Vickery Of Hal
Howell, called at Frank Perry's, Sun
day.
| +. d. Howe of Riverside. has been
spraying potatoes for parties in this
vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Black and children
called on relatives here recently.
Crops in this vicinity are suffering
very much from the drought.
Granville Fletcher of Northampton.
Mass, and Henry Fletcher of Missouri,
lcallcd on old friends here, last week.
| LITCHFIELD.
Mr.. Maxim and family have gone to
Paris. Me. to visit his parents.
Mr.. Stanyon has returned to Boston
leaving his family here at their sum-
liner home for the rest of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Keith are passing
La week or two at Lake Cobbnsseccon-
tee. Mrs. A. III. Bartlett and Miss
Maud bartlett are passing a few days
with them.
| Mrs. ]. X. Luce ana Mrs. Erwin
lCram went to Richmond, Tuesday for
la visit.
Tho Drown cottage on the lake is now
occupied by members of the family
from Massachusetts.
READFIELD.
| The entertainment arranged for
Monday evening, by Hon. T.. o. Bean
was carried out in most successful
manner. The young people responded
morst cordially to Mr.. Beans invita-
tions. Miss Taylor from Kent's Hill
always IL favoritc here, gave AUNT
Elinors Hero" and District No. 6,
and also Il selection on an encore, III
her usual pleasing manner, Miss Foge
and Mrs. Elliott duo "Over the Fields
OF Glover" with Miss Russell accom-
panst. They have fine voices which
| blend beautifully Walter Gile, a Read
field boy, now of Boston. gave 'The
Mourning Veil" and representation
and an encore. He is n young man OF
great dramatic talent. which culture
has greatly improved. Those who heard
him. Monday evening, will certainly at
tend his entertainment Tuesday even
ing. Aug. 3. Beth Haines of Waterville
with the cornet, and Clarice Merrirnai
from Portland at the piano, are GER
tainly rapidly advancing In their
musical studies. Judge Bean, though
an oclogenarian, has put much labor
and zeal into the affair. all OF
which was carried out in his usual
systematic manner. The evening