Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-07-08


former road commissioner of Read
field, who works the road machine, and
Daniel Staples of Augusta, as team
ster, are making splendid roads in the
town of Manchester and all travellers
On their roads are speaking i'll very
high terms of these road builders.
BRANCH MILLS.
Edison Worthing sold his horse,
Dandy" to, Harry Twitchell OF Lib
erty, last week.
Shepard G. Parmenter has had new
front door with large glass put In MS
house. He has also had large windows
put in the front of the stable.
Mrs. Alice Pa,1nenter and Gratia
went to Fairfield and Pittsfield last
week.
Lewis Aldred Of Waltham, is here for
weeks vacation.
P. S. Worthing went to the postofice
for the first time in Is weeks, last
Thursday.
Mrs. Matte Worthing entertained the
Ladies' Sewing Society, Wednesday.
Mrs. Francis Moody has been i'll for a
few weeks.
Edmund Dodge and daughter Annie
are keeping house on their farm at
present.
Reuel Balloon has been putting the
second coat of paint on Shepard q.
Parmcnter's house.
READFlELD DEPOT.
Misses Alma and Blanche Gordon.
Miss Winnie Bickford, Misses Emma
and Sarah Pike, Winthrop. Ray San
born and others have just returned
from Gordon cottage, Echo lake, where
they have been spending week. The
outing was pronounced delightful.
Rev. Mr.. King, Methodist minister
save a very interesting sermon at the
chapel. Friday evening. The text was
Hebrews xii:6, and the question, "Will
it pay?, Mr.. King will speak again
Friday, July 8, and it will pay to
come out.
Mrs. Albert Bean is stopping with
MRS. Fl. II. earle for a few weeks.
Miss Ruby Hammond is in East
Winthrop at Mrs. JacksOn's.
George Flanders. Wakefield, Mass.
Is at the nome Oh HIS pdteIllS, MI. anu
Mrs. Philip Flanders.
School at Fayette corner, taught by
Miss Marcia Carl, closed Friday, Miss
Garlic is at home.
Miss Jenny Allen spent the Sabbath
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Allen.
WEST CHELSEA.
Dance at the town house, Saturday
night, July 8.
Miss Sadie Collins and her sister, Mrs.
George Knox, are confined to the
house by the measles.
Mr. Ryan of the Birmingham place
is building new stable.
Mrs. Lucinda Leighton of Somerville,
visited her daughter Mrs. NJ. II. Hayes,
Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Leighton
is So years old and enjoyed her ride Of
20 miles as well as anyone.
H. NJ. Swift and family visited rela-
tivcs in Sidney, Sunday.
READFIELD.
Fred Leighton of this town and Miss
Lucy Philbrick of Mt. Vernon, were
united i'm marriage at his home, Thurs
day. They are to reside in this viii
Iage.
Mr.. and Mrs. kelsey Ordway are
visiting his father and mother in this
town.
Mrs. ]. d. Mitchell and her son. DR..
Neal Mitchell from Jacksonville, Fla,
arrived at their cottage in this village
Friday.
There was work in the third degree
at the Masonic hall on Saturday last.
Communion service was observed at
the brick church, Sunday.
LAkESAORE.
Mr. and Mrs. James Abbott spent
Sunday with friends in Smithficld.
Miss Sadie Cowan returned home
from Portland, last week. where she
has been pursuing her musical studies.
Arson Tillson of Colby College, WAS
at home. Saturday, from q visit to his
brother Fred in Portland. bringing more
encouraging reports of his condition.
Mrs. Eva f. Sawtelle has returned
home from Waterville for the summer.
Miss Edna Tillson of Soper & Co.'S
Millinery department., "dttINllic, 10
spending her vacation at home.
Miss Ida Sawtelle has a position in
Hathaway's shirt mandatory, Wa
terville.
Miss Sadie Walton of Fayette, has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Julia Abb
bolt, the past week.
Miss Nina Sawtelle returned to Wa
terville, Sunday where she has IA posi-
ton as waitress i'll Wheeler's
restaurant.
a strawberry festival was given at
the Methodist church by the ladies of
the society. from which they received a
nice sum.
{ II b. Sawtelle and family of Water
VILE, visited relatives here, Sunday.
Milton Branch and Mrs. M. Sawtelle
of Waterville. We're the guests of Frank
G. Sawtelie, the Fourth.
Mrs. Cora Bailey and little grand
daughter visited relatives in Water
vile, last week.
MONMOUTH.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Metcalf have ar
rived from New York, and are stopping