Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-07-26
MAxCY'S MILLS.


Tbrugb n misunderstanding the dance
at l.. T. French's pavilion has been an
nOunced for July q. but 1t VIII De July
q instead. Music will be furnished ny
Overlock's orchestra
Mrs Emma Dunton Is visiting her
mother at North Whitehead Tor 4 le"
days
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. HaIpen are visiting
the formers parents in this place.
Mrs c. II. Ashford passed Thursday
with her daughter at Cooper 5 Mills
vASSALBORo.
POPE AVENUE-Rev. and Mrs. George
II. Pope were guests o. Mr; alla M'H
Edward W. Pope and Miss Marion were
in Watcrvillc. Saturday
The regular meeting of the. w. G. I. L.
was held with Mrs. Edith j. topc.
Wednesday. The president. Mrs Anna
Mardcn, who has for several months
been confined to her home with illness
was present
Mrs tPhcbc Pinkham called on friends
In this place. Wednesday.
Mrs C. II. Pope. Maud and Christine
Weber were In Waterville. Thursday.
ALBION.
Carrie kcay and brother Charles k"ag.
of Lowell Mass. are visiting their sister,
Mrs. Wallace Libby.
The BURBERRY region 1.-THE Mile Square
is being patronized very generously
The farmers are nearly all done haylnG.
Their. has been three weeks of excellent
rain would drop down in this section the
crops. with their owners, would be very
grateful.
NORTH vASSALBORO.
Tho old John f. Frye farm has been
purchased by John W. Kennedy and
Thomas Starkey.
The most of the farmers in this vicinity
I'M xlnI h, last week II has been
an exceptionally fine haying season and
an average crop of excellent hay has been
secured in fine condition.
Miss Edith Cook is at home for the
vacation season.
Samuel McCurdy. who WAS injured Ivy
being thrown from his moving machine.
is getting along well. although suffering
much Inconvenience. DIR. Mabry dressed
the wounds, taking IA stitches upon the
back and shoulders. Ii was a lucky eS
cape from Il more serious accident.
The office of DIR. Mabry is now con-
neCtcd by telephone.
Edwin Jones'. who was killed by being
thrown from the bridge by the cars in
Winslow WIS well known in this vicinity.
Ills son Rufus was at one time Principal
of oak Grove.
II. u. Il. Aver has been licensed as in
Surancc agent for The Patrons AndroSCoG-
Gin lns. Co. by Insurance Commissioner
Carr Tor the year ending June ~. 1919.
LITCHFlELD.
Mir and Mrs otto Keith of F'itchburg.
Mass. are visiting Mrs. kcith's aunt,
Miss Ella Hartlett, ana her brother Al
fred Bartlett.
Mrs. a. Il. True of Springfield. Mass.
Is visiting her brother-in-law. Orrin True.
Mrs. Ida kncaid and two daughters.
Elm, M and Mildred. of Richmond. visit
ed her cousins. Mrs Cora Cram ard Mrs.
Mary Small. last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland True ana Mr. and
Mrs Frank Adams are staying Il; their
cottage on Lake Cobbosseccontcc, this
week
NORTH WAYNE.
Miss Alice Scabury of Boston. is pass
ing few weeks with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Sumner Seabury.
Mrs. " NJ Wood of Livcrmore Falls.
is the guest Of Mrs. Maine IIutchins.
Mis- a. Monk. who has been i'll Tor
some time. is very much improved. Mrs
Mary Taylor Is caring for her.
Miss Elizabeth Wing of Boston. is with
Mrs. owen Adams for short time.
Mrs Bctscy Crosby. who has been in
better
Miss Maud Dexter Of West Derry. n
H.. arrived. Monday. to pass the remain
dor of the summer with her aunt, Mrs.
Maine llutchiuS
An effort is being made to clear up the
pine grove on the east side of the pond
on land of +. l.. Crosby for picnic
ground. y large amount Of time and
money will he spent to make il a de-
sir;iblc place for those wishing a day )
outing. Boats will be moorcd airng the
shore to let. Those wishing Il fish din
ncr will only have to tempt the finny
tribe with nice bait for a few min
utes To draw in plenty of line pickercl,
white perch and bass.
The farmers here had such fine hay
weather that they were hardly prepared
for the much needed rain We have had
Many had cut IL good deal OF hay.
Patrons on the telephone will he pleas
cd t. learn that Miss isabelle Davis re-
turned tn her work at the central office
Monday morning.
liTCHFtELO PLAINS.
Hon Samuel Smith has recently pur-
chased the kendrick place, formerly
known as the John Hutchinson place,
and will fit ii up for permanent home.
Miss Ruth Kicker of Lawrence, Mass,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Il. X. Lap
ham.
Mrs. r. F. Johnson and sister are at
their summer home in litchtcld.
READFlELD DEPOT.
Several teachers in town are attending
the summer school which began. Mon
day.
MIR. and Mrs. Il. d. Gordon are at Echo
lake.
John Wright. who recently sold his farm
to Francis Stevens of Eeadiield, has llVcd
there 20 years. His parents, john ano
lon. WRIGHT came from NDOlWlCh ailU