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

LEIGHTON farm of TowIe Bros. and Will
move to it as soon as a few necessary
repairs on the buildings are made
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith of Greenfield,
Mass. are making their first visit to this
section of Maine. They are much pleased
with the corner and surroundings, as is
every newcomer who visits here.
NORTH SIDNEY.
\ 9-pound daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. A. HOughtOn JULY T. She
has been named Vera.
Mr.; and Mrs; w. J. Bradbury of The
Gerald. Fairfield. were callers at Dr. II.
l.. JOhnsOnS S, recently.
Mrs. Ella Newland and daughter. lone,
of Boston, are visiting the formers IA
ther. George Barton.
Mr.. and Mrs James Minot celebrated
their 56th wedding anniversary. recently
They took a carriage ride to Manchester
and spent the day in the house where
they were married.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sheldon and little
son of Augusta, spent last week with the
latter'S parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus
Sawtelle.
Mrs. Thomas Bird of Boston. and little
nephew, Emmons Totman of West New
ton, arrived at James Beams, last week
Miss Ermina Sawtelle Of Oakland, was
in town. Saturday.
Nathaniel Merrill and Miss George Cole
returned to MateaWan, N. Y, Saturday.
MIS- LARA t1eSSey OF WaterE1ilC. visited
Mrs. Ambrose Sawtelle. last week, and
also attended the mission meeting, We'd
neSday afternoon, at Mrs. James Beams.
Miss Beatrice Springer of Newton,
M n arrived. Tuesday. Her father. M.
Wednesday. after spending several weeks
here at his summer residence.
Misses Clara Hussey of Everett. Mass,
| and Nettie Hussey of Vassalboro, were
visitors; last Friday. at their brothers,
B. F. Hussey.
Mrs: w. II. Fogg of Dorchester Mass,
is visiting her sister. Mrs. f. c. Moore.
Mrs. Mary Church of Augusta. has
been the guest of her brother. Ambrose
Sawtelle. the past week.
Mrs. Frank Bourne spent two days in
| Augusta. last week.
NORTH, VAssALBoRo.
| At the close of'the sermon at the Meth,
odist church. Sunday. the sacrament OF
the Lords supper was administered by
| the pastor.
Business is very good at the Vassal-
horo WOODEN mill and all talk of a vaca-
ton has been called off.
HayinG is now in full swing and fail
crop is being harvested.
| The remains of Mrs. Eva Day (nee
! Hartley were brought here from New
| York and buried in the Nichols yard,
Thursday.
Mrs. Oliver of Winchester. Mass, is Wis
itiDg at the home of her nephew. w. Ii.
PuIinton.
Warren Knowlton of Vassalboro. has
| been nominated as the Democrtic candi-
date for representative to the Legislature
from the claSSed towns of VaSsalboro,
Randolph and Pittston.
a new baptistry has been placed in the
Baptist church.
WAYNE.
The community was shocked and sad
dened by the sudden death of Mrs Plum
mer. Sunday. She had been sick but a
few days and everything pointed to a
speedy recovery; but, Sunday afternoon.
without a moments warning her heart
stopped beating. She was one of the
most cultured and refined ladies in our
community. was president of the Library
Association and held several other Of
irreparab She leaves one daughter.
Mrs. Smardon, and a son. G. S. Plummer
of Bath.
Miss Alice Wing went to Lewiston,
Monday. to the hospital for treatment
for appendicitis.
Mrs. Peleg Pike is very low.
Mrs. Miliken. who has been with her
daughter for several weeks. has returned
to her home in Baileyville.
Mrs. Saunders and little son, who have
been visiting Mrs Albert Pike, have re-
turned to their home in Bath (
Mrs. j. A. Berry is visiting in Tnrner
A lawn party was given B. &. Tribou in
honor of his 9th birthday anniversary,
Saturday.
Miss Blanche Pettingill is away on a
vacation.