Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-11
CHELSEA.

day evening, Oct 16, and an interesting
program is being prepared. The deco
iations will be composed of autumn
foliage and the fruits of the farm, ana
all donations Of fruit or vegetables will
be very acceptable and at the close OF
the concert will be presented to our
pastor as a harvest Offering. The pub
lie is cordially invited to be present.
The concert will commence ct 7.3O.
Miss Matte Morrell of Augusta, Wis
itef' her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Nc, re-I. Sunday.
';,. rye Morgan of Randolph, and
NJ u. ira Morgan of Gardiner, passed
ST. "!d> with their parents, Mr.. and
MI George Morgan
o-to Dorr. who is working in Gardi-
ner, passed Sunday at his home here.
Mrs. George Morrell passed last weel.
with her daughter at Weeks Mills.
Mrs. ]. l. Page visited her brothers
in South Gardiner. one day last week
Miss Jennie Theobald of Randolph
and Miss Nellie Heath of Gardiner
We're guests OF Mrs. P. Hayes, Sunday
Mrs. Edgar Locke Of Dorchester
Mass, arrived in town, last week. called
by the illness of her sister, Miss Mamie
Given, who is at this writing consider
ably improved.
John ConnorS, who has occupied the
o. +. Farnham house for two wears
past is moving into the A. n Douglass
mouse on the Gardiner and Togus road,
IN order that Mr.. Corners can be near
er his work at the Home.
N. M. Hemenway has partly shinelca
his house and is now painting it on the
outside.
Miss NJ. E. Collins is visiting friends
In West Chelsea for a few days.
Mrs. r. B. Caldwell was confined to
her room, last week. with an attack OF
bronchitis
WEST GARDINER.
SPEARS CORNER.-Mrs. Eta Mer-
rill Of High street is visiting friends in
Richmond.
Z. H. Morrison's camp at the island
is let for few weeks to Massachusetts
parties.
Levi Paige is ill and is attended bv
Dr. Cobb.
Corner residents We're pleased to re-
oeive calls, Saturday, from Frank
Brann OF Lisbon. who with his daush-
ter Mrs. Belle Pope, is passing a few
days here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. NJ rrill of High
street, have returned he - after visit.
ing the Satte fair and visiting their
daughter, Rena, who is attending
Bates College and calling on friends
in Lewiston and Auburn.
George w. Pelton is very i'll at his
nome. He is attended by DR.. Cobb.
John W. Lowell and Lillian Nav
Small We're united in marriage by Rev.
+. Y. Manner at Gardiner, let. ). The
pride was for many years a resident at
the Corner and is the daughter Of DR..
and Sarah F. Small. Her many friends
here offer her their best wishes for her
happiness.
Kay, the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs.
l. l.. Ware, has gone to GilbertyilIe.
Mass, to pass the winter with his
aunt, Mrs. Josie Marsh.
SOUTH CHINA.
Mrs. Annett Thompson and Mrs 7
Fred Farwell spent Sunday in River
side
Louis Massie made business trip to
Waterville, Saturday. 1
a crew is digging potatoes for w. 7
Thompson. The yield so far has
averaged 400 bushels per acre.
Neasie Robinson of Waterville. and
Mr.. Hawks of Westbrook, We're guests
OF Guy Hall, Saturday. The party
enjoyed short hunting trip about
emma lake and We're entertained at
dinner by Mr.. and Mrs. S. X. Clark.
Daniel Whtehouse of Augusta. is
spending few days in hunting here.
n and Mrs. Frank Metcalf of AL
! biz, We're at w. c. Farrington's last
W. Hsday.
| n', Clark is home from Jackson.
=. '-- where he has had charge of the
! ele' light plant
| Charles McCracken, the popular con-
| ductor on the w. w. & FIR, r.. is
BACK on train No. s after a short vaca
| ton.
| Inc students Of Erskine Academy
gave a very successful lyceum last
Thursday evening
| Miss Grace Dunn, Erskine Academy.
%, spent Saturday and Sunday at her
nome in South Liberty
MISS Mabel Irish visited friends in
Waterville, Saturday and Sunday.
W. Q. Harrington has been at work
for Fred FitzGerald.
vAssALBoRo.
| POPE AVENUE.-Mary F.. Taber
who has been visiting relatives and
| friends in Vassalboro and adjoining
| towns returned to her home i'm Rox-
| bury, Mass, Saturday.
Henry Hussey is reported critically
i'll.
Linn and Percy Robinson finished
work for c. H. Pope. Saturday having
harvested over 200 bushels of apples.
Rev. Ira f. Davis from Boston. Miss
Helen Porter and Miss Mildred Patten
from Hallowell, will hold services at
the Friends church Sunday forenoon
and evening, Oct. 16. They will also
hold cottage meeting in his neighbor
hood to which the public is cordially