Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-07-30
STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEC.
MON MOUTH,

to spend 10 days. Mrs. Martha Pierce
and Mrs Ernest Andrews are also at
Harpswell. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gill
man will join these parties soon for a
sojourn at Harpswell. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gilman are not at the cottage on
Cochnewagon shore this year to stay as
for two seasons past.
o. NJ. Maxwell of Melrose, reached
town, Wednesday, in his Rambler.
The party comprised his daughter, Mrs.
F. II. Morse and granddaughter, Miss
Morse, Miss Olive Ham and Mr.. Parker
Tenney of Melrose. They will remain
two weeks in this part Of the State.
The sudden illness of Mrs o. w.
Fabyan, Tuesday, when she suffered n
stroke of paralysis, is deeply regretted
by very many friends. Mrs. Fabyan
has been for several years one Of the
most respected women of the commun-
ity and all are anxiously hoping to
hear of improvement in her case. Miss
Nellie Ham came from Portland to be
with her aunt. Mrs. Fabyan.
The Rassford and Owen cottages are
the only ones occupied this season at
THE Birches." DIR. Bassford will be
here only Sundays.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Getchell and son Carl are
ut Lake Auburn.
Miss Minnie Moore of Lewiston
spent part of Monday and Tuesday in
town.
w. G. Moore of New York city, is
expected soon for few days stay at
his fathers, c. !. Moore. Mrs. w. G..
Moore and daughter Alice will not
come to Maine this year. They are in
Wisconsin for the summer.
Mrs Kennedy of New York. an an
nual visitor. has arrived. also the Mel
len party who go to the East where
they have a cottage.
1t is not thought there are as many
summer guests here as for some years
past. Still they Seem to be arriving
and taking them all over town there
must be n good many.
Harpswell has been the objective
point with most of the towns people
going away for a little time. There are
quite number there at present from
this town.
A colored quartette from Georgia will
sing, Friday evening. in this place.
News was received here fey days
ago of the death i'm a hospital in Michi-
gan of Amasia Getchell, youngest son
of the late Rev. Mark Getchell and
brother to Mark l.. and G. Hampton
Getchell. and Mrs. Joel Witherell of
this town. The body will be buried
here.
in ha for ic hp-
ing done in Strengthening up the stones
that have been long needing the same.
Warren Kyle of Boston and son, are
guests at A. NJ. kyles.
The birth is announced of little
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Smith.
Mrs. Smith was formerly Mabel Kyle.
Miss Leona Kyle is ut her fathers
for the summer.
Miss Lila Neal of Boston, is at Mrs.
Frank Mountfords.
Miss Emma Cochrane. Of Winthrop is
at David Marstons on Marston Hill.
Mrs. DePuy and children Of Iowa.
and Mrs. Stetson and daughters, Lilly
and Eliza beth, are at Mrs. Clifford's for
long visit.
Mrs. Barton Bucket Of Bangor, and
daughter, spent last week at Sanford
Plummer's.
The death of the oldest woman in
town. Mary Ann Chandler, age 81. oc-
Cured last week at her home at Mr..
kimball's.
Mrs. Name Dudley is in New Hamp-
shire for the present.
f. A. Prescott and wife have re-
turned from Harpswell.
The house being built on The Ridge
by Jack Chamberlin of Boston is of
colonial architecture and will be very
commodious and a modern house in
cry respect. 1t is lighted and heated
in the most improved way and the
rooms are large. The views from all
sides are not surpassed in this county.
Mrs. Ida Pierce will leave for her
new home in Bath in few days.
Mrs. Leander MacOmber's new house
is ready for lathing. 1t is under the
supervision of the well known con-
tractor, Mr.. Prince.
August 9th and 10th the lecturer, Mr..
Lewis of Boston, will be at Cumston
hall. Mr.. Lewis will be most favor
ably remembered as once lecturing
upon ''Oberammergau" in this hail. He
deserves a large audience.
NORTH PlTTsToN.
Miss Lizzie Dudley and Miss Enza
Green returned, Friday, from their
outing at the seashore.
G. Jones Of Gardiner, bought the grass
on the Nelson place and his father,
Fred Jones, has been cutting 1t this
week.
Harry Grant is cutting the grass on
the farm of Mrs. Elma Green.
Master George Meader Of Gardiner,
is spending his vacation with his aunt,
Mrs. David Lawrence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Beale Of AL
bany, New York, who have been the
guests of his sister, Mrs. Joseph Ken
ney. for several days, left, Thursday
afternoon, for Boston on the steamer
Kennebec.
Mrs. Kate Holbrook Of Boston, IS
visiting her sister,; Mrs. Mary A. Miller.
Miss Edna zollef Of Brighton, Mass,
is spending few weeks with C. X.
Green and family.