Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-07-12

her home after weeks visit here with
relatives.
Mrs. Henderson and Mrs. Collins
passed the Fourth with their sis;e..
Mrs. John Reed.
Miss May Godding has returned To
Portland after a short visit with her
sister. Mrs. r. B. Jewell.
Andrew c. Halpen, Il graduate of
Yale Law school. class Of '04, is passing
Mrs. ]. p. Halpen.
Mrs. c. J. York has returned from
two weeks visit with relatives in
Belfast.
At an interesting session of Windsor
Grange which was held, Friday even
ing, vote was taken to adjourn to
Aug. 5, at which time refreshments of
Ice cream and cake will be served.
ID. G. True was badly injured by be-
ing thrown from his carriage while re-
turning from the Grange meeting, July
8.
Rufus Colby is building a barn 43x5O
for Jasper Gray.
-"i>. totl1 I'Tydf1l VI IoStOIi dCCOfl.
panied hy Il friend, Miss Beach are the
guests Of Miss Matte Bryant.
Formers who have commenced hay
ing rcpo Il slight falling off in the
crop from last year.
EEADFIELD DEPOT.
j.. NJ. Hutchinson and family re-
t3rrrd, saturday, to their home.
Fred Guptil, Rumford Falls. is visit
ing his father, George Guptil.
Mr.. coleman and family have gone to
weeks.
j.. w. Henry, Hulmesville. Penn,
arrived in Augusta Thursday, where
he is visiting his daughter Mrs. Roland
Scribner. Mr.. Henry will soon visit
this place and as he is a former resi-
dent, his many friends will be pleased
to greet him.
Some of the small boys are having
grand luck fishing. Two of the lads,
ten years old came home Friday. each
with six fine trout of which they were
justly proud.
n. S. Luce is building n wharf at
Coleman landing. The steamer COM
manded by Capt. Collins will stop there
on it's way from Maranacook to Read
field and return.
NORTH WAYNE.
Among the visitors in the place the past
week were Mr. and Mrs. George HaIi OF
Lewiston. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mason
and son Of Iivermore Falls. Mr. and Mrs
Bert Abbott and son of Oakland.
Mrs. Mary Towles Of Brockton Mass,
is visiting her brother. Mr.. ana MIS-
Charles Giles.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Farmer and Mr.
and Mrs Ed Cove spent Sunday at Union
camp. near the short of Round pond.
The years work in IT," SHOP Of the
close. The work Of repairing will soon
be commenced.
EAST PITTsTON.
Miss Mildred Moody has rone t" old Or
chard. where she will pass the month OF
July.
Master Edward Hanley Of Boston, Is
spending the summer with relatives III
this village.
Mrs. Emma Little Of Augusta. has been
tho guest of Mrs. Waite" l>@nnedy lor tlc
past week.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of this place
will hold n fair at the church. Wcdnes-
day and Thursday evenings, July ~ anu
21 The ladies will spare no pains 10
make this fair an enjoyable one. and IL
il hopcd they may be rewarded with
good attendance.
Miss Addic Wright and Miss Myra
Hcwey went to Portland. Monday, Tor
brief stay.
Mrs. Lizzie Nothcy of North Whitcfield.
Is stopping at j. III. Bailey's.
Mrs. Joseph Jones and daughters of
Shcepscot are visiting Mrs. Jones moth
CT. Mrs. w. s. CleaVcS.
Miss Ida Reed, who has been in Gar
diner for some time, has returned TO Dr.
j. r. Odiornc'S.
Misses Nora and Fanny Ellis of Massa-
W. Knights.
WEST GARDINER.
The property known as the Irene Col
Inns place was transferred. last week,
from Walter Wakefield to Warren Davis;
Forest Wakefield. the present tenant. VIII
occupy the house until fall, when the new
owner will take possession.
The most impudcnt hobo of the season
arrived in town, early Saturday morning.
He ordered Mrs. Walter Curtis TO make
hot coffee for him. but the presence OF
Curtis place. At his next call ne ordered
cold meat. bread and butter. hot coffee
and doughnuts. When last seen he was
going toward IIallowell.
A number from this place attended
Pawnce Bits show in Augusta. last week
Alfred Wessman returned to Vinalha-
ven. last week. Mrs. Wessman VIII re-
main with her parents. Mr.. ana MRS.
Albert Fuller. several weeks.
Mrs. George Fuller has returned from
Augusta. where she has spent the winter
and spring with her sister.
VIII Spear visited his brother Milton
Spear in Manchester. Sunday.
VIM r. Smith has half cent coined
in the year 1904. This Is more ancient
than any in the large collection OF Frank
Towle.
SPEARS CORNER-Mrs. Russell and
daughter of Greenfield, Mass, are passing
the summer with Mrs. Alvin Spear.
Miss Mary Fairbanks arrived from Bos
ton last week. and will spend the season
at Ter summer home, the Fairbanks
homestead.
Sherman Witham is driving new
horse.
Heman Howard is cutting Mrs. Emer
sons hay. A.
f. F. Spears haying outfit Il at work
at High street.
A few began haying. last week, but
everybody will begin, this Week M
Henry Williams has purchased the