Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-08-17


of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles stetson from
town, VINO have for two years been
employed by Merrill and WitherelI.
John Witherell of Seattle is now in
Boston en- route to this town whore no
he has a brother and many old friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Hillman spent FRIDAY II
Litchfield.
WAYNE.
George Lord went to Boston S.tur-
day. to attend the q. A. r. encamnmant
Mr.. and Mrs Young of West Mans
field, Mass, We're guests of d. r. Berry
and other friends the past week.
Mrs. Ellington and children are with
her mother, Mrs. Wilkins at Bailev-
vile.
Mrs. Smardon and two daughters Of
Portland are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w
A. Burgess.
Marion McKinnon is quite sick with
what is feared to be appendicitis.
Word has been received at the Ii
brary that Mrs. Annie Cary RAYMOND
is about to send more new books.
Mrs. Dudley and little girl have re-
turned to their home in Wilton.
A social dance will be held at WAYNE
Hall, Friday evening.
Frank Marston Of Lisbon, N. H.. was
in town, Sunday.
1t is rumorcd that an electric light
plant is about to be established in
Wayne.
Mr.. Millet is improving his property.
CHURCH HILL.
Mr. and Mrs. John Reed of Windsor
We're on the Hill, Sunday.
Fred Cunningham is visiting Harry
Hallowell 1T Weekss Mills.
Miss Jennie Il. Moore spent Sunday
with Mrs. d. +. Foster.
Miss Nadine Merrill Is visiting her
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l..
Campbell.
Wesley Cooley called on friends her"
Monday.
Miss Alice Caswel and VIM. War .
Were at Windsor over Sunday.
Mrs. Collins is visiting her sister
Mrs. John Campbell.
Arthur and Ernest Cunningham took
Il carriage drive to Weeks Mills, Sat
urday.
Mrs. Noah Wentworth and Mr. AMI
Mrs. Chas. Newall spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. L. Wentworth.
CHINA.
Miss Florence Brown has been visiting
for two weeks at Bar Harbor and Mil
bridge.
Mrs. Elmna Albec has returned from a
three weeks visit at South Gardiner and
Manchester.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sears of Snmer-
vile, are guests of T. T.. Doe and Miss
Anne Doe.
John Woodsum's family are spending a
week at the Washburn cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abram Lord and Miss
Ethel Lord of Boston, are occupying the
Ward cottage.
Mr.. Shcehan and family and Mr. White
and family of Boston, are boarding at
VIM. iunnewcll's.
The BAPTIST Sunday-school enjoyed a
straw ride and picnic at Randalrs; point,
Sa :urday.
Mr. ana Mrs. Fred Nelson Of Boston.
are visiting their sister Mrs Ada Ward.
A picmic ut MuodyS island was given
them by old friends on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hamlin of Augusta. and
Rev. Richard A. Bolt are guests at Oak
Crest.
A most enjoya BILE picnic was that at
the Kenrick cottage, this week, the guests
being MIR. and Mrs. Capt Brown. Miss
Florence Brown. w II. WoOdsum. Mr.
Fletcher Leighton. wife and daughter of
Pittshurg Pa. Capt. Drisco. wife and two
children of Mobile, Ala. Herbert Brown.
wife and child of Fairfield, Mrs James
Parkin and Miss Molhe Parkin of Fair
wlNDsoRvILLE.
T.. 3. French's pavilion was lighted at
p. NJ. Thursday evening. for his usual
dance, but on account of Overlook $ or
chestra being delayed quite Little dis
appointment was caused, as very large
crowd had gathered for an evening OF
pleasure and recreation. They We're not
altogether disappointed, however. for Mr.
Frenchs quick forethought brought other
musicians. who furnished music for the
night. All went home saying they mad
passed a most delightful and enjoyable
time. Mr.. French's next dance is an
nounced to occur on Thursday evening
Aug is All are looking forward to that
date.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Colverhcuse of
South FramlnSnam, Mass, called OH oiu
friends here. last week
Quite a good many have been blucber-
rying in the vicinity of Weeks Mills and
Survey pond in Windsor, for about four
weeks past All seem satisfied, as they
90 home loaded with an abountant sup
rly of the luscious berries.
Ray Ashford of Thorndike was visiting
old friends at his old h"m" over Wednes-
day and Thursday. taking in the dance at
Maple Grove Pavilion. and returning
home to Tholndike Friday.
Misses Mae and Estela French are at
home on a vacation from Medfield Mass,
where they both have employment.
Pert Grant of Palermo Center, was in
Windsorvillc, Thursday.
Most of the farmers are through hay
| ing. and have commenced to harvest their
gram quite a good crop of grain is re-
ported.
CROSS HILL.
Mrs. Lizzie NJ Page of Skowhcgan,
PASSED last week with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. ID. Randall
Miss Lois Tilt. who has been visiting
her p.r.l.tS. Air. and Mrs. Byron Hit, for
the. nnst two W cks. returned TO her home
| in Madison, Saturday.
| The r:,ir and nail storm, Thursday af-
| ternoon did lots If damage to the crops
and trees III this lace.