Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-10

fist church. last Sunday. with ammo
pirate exercises.
The Methodist chapel is fast near
ing completion. The interior presents
very pretty and inviting appearance
Alice Temple. teacher in the Williams
| school at Augusta. was the pnaSt ~
George Pierce and family. over the
Sabbath.
Izora Pierce Of Augusta, was at bona
over the Sabbath.
Mrs. George T. Pierce, Mrs. Lucv
Iiallowell. Mrs. Sarah Davis. Mrs. Frtd
Barton and Rev. ]. F. Jones and fam
lily attended the Maine Baptist con-
vcntion at Waterville. this week.
READFIELD DEPOT.
Miss Flossie Edwards of Auburn
was the guest Of her aunt. Mrs. Henr,
Cole during the Readfield fair.
Mrs. Ellen futile of Acton, Mass.
| as recently visited her brother. Henry
Cole
William OConnell and family have
moved to Winthrop. They have re-
sided in this place more than 40 wears
ana have the best wishes Of the neigh
tors and friends whom they have left.
The relatives and friends of Benja-
min f. Dudley were panied to learn of
his death, which occurred suddenly at
his home in Oakland. Mr.. Dudley.
some years since, was foreman of a
crew of men while building a house
Tor +. NJ. Hutchinson. During tina,
time he made many friends who could
hut appreciate and admire him for his
attractive manners and integrity of
character.
DIR. UclO j. Vile of New York Citv.
and Frank F.. Eastman of Readheld.
lave returned to the latter's camp az
Lake Maranacook litter an extended
hunting and fishing trip through the
Mozsaguadovic valley. New Bruns-
wick. and the hunting and fishing re-
sorts of northern Maine. They repor,
, a very successful trip. DR.. Vile will
shortly leave to engage in special
study and research at Johns Hopkins
University, and Mr.. Eastman after
closing his camp for the season will
pass a few weeks hunting in the Dead
river region.
CROSS HILL.
Mrs. NJ. 4. Randall has closed h
| house and gone to Augusta to pass th.,
winter with her sob, Hollis Randall
This place has been in the Randall
family nearly one hundred years. ana
| Monday night was the first night for
more than sixty years that the house
had been left alone.
| Mrs. a. NJ. Gardner daughter Flor
and son, Bert, of Stockton Springs. are
the guests OF Sheldon Gardner and SIS
| terS.
| Mrs. NJ. j. Clark went to Joce, Tues
| day, to visit her sister, Mrs. Emelint
Lewis. for Il few days.
| Smith Robbins came very near get
ting severely injured one night this
week with his bull. AS Mr.. Robbins,
| was tying the animal up in the barn,
| he turne ed and got Smith down. Mr.,
Randall cut his head quite badly be-
sides receiving several bruises on his
body.
NORTH PITTSTON.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry f. Green of Water
vile. spent Sunday with their parents.
| Mr.. and Mrs. G. n Green.
Quite number from Pittston attended
| the Union Grange at Windsor, Saturday.
! ana report a profitable and intcres ting
| session.
| j. Fl. Yeaton. Of Chelsea, was in town.
| Monday.
Joseph Monroe of Boston. who has been
| spending several days with Mr. and Mrs
| David Lawrence, returned to his home,
! Tuesday.
MI and Mrs. Dorr of Cottage City,
| Mass. are the guests of her parents Mr.
! Thn,
panied by their little daughter, Ethel
| Mrs ii rnice Watson was the guest Of
Hiss E.nZa Green. Tuesday night.
\ Adrs. Carrie Putnam Clark of San Fran
NJ Sco. Cal. who has been spending tn,
! Summer with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
q. T. Putnam. left, Monday afternoon
| for Boston, where she will visit relatives
| ana friends for few days, leaving there
for her home the first of the week Her
| many friends regret her departure as her
| stay among them has been most pleasant
and happily passed.
Mrs. Mary Ripley of Shutdown was a
| visitor at Joseph kenney's. Thursday
| The farmers are very busy harvesting
their apples They report q. bountfu
| crop and one Of fine quality.
MANCHESTER.
| On Monday evening Oct 10th Mrs. Ida
| JeanrsSe Moulton, impersOnatcr and read
| er OF Beverly. Mass, will give an enter
talnment at Manchester Town Hail.
| under the auspices OF Manchester Grange
| Mrs. Moulton cones highly recommended
| ana there Is no que: son nut what she will
| furnlSE hne ente Iiinment. This being
| the mrs OF a series entertainments, the
| trangel' proDoS" make it free as an
| INTRODUCTION OF the, t'inters festivities
and there "!n he nos iTaision whatever
| at me door kntre.-' ,ay Of ice cream
| ana case WI ~ o. and a social
| dare, with music h 'dJuu'S orch ira
! VIII con lllfr the Mont
| The, public is very cordis. in invited tc at
| tend this grand iatrodUc'v enter ,ain-
| ment. ard the granEcrS hUnlt thereby to
enlist many as regular after ants at the
| social gathe ngS.
LINCOLN.
HEAD TIDE.
| a. G. True. the StatInn Agent, r mort F,
business very good all along the lh.e.