Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-08-11
STATE NEWS.
KE:NNEIEc.
SOUTH CHINA

for early potatoes as he had them Juna
1S.
| Peace Jones. more familiarly known
| to her friends as Aunt Peace" has
| gone to Webster to visit her niece Nrs
Alice Jones.
| A clambake and boat races were held
at Lakeside, Tuesday. All reported a
good time. Harold Jones had charge or
| the bake"
Among the new arrivals are Misc
Grace Hill Of Richmond, Va, Mr.. and
Mrs. George l.. Crossman and Mrs
Binford Of SacO. Mr.. and Mrs. Weed
| Hugh Weed, and Miss Root Of Stam
ford, Conn, Miss A. Il. Craiggi of New
York, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Frye Of
Lynn, Mass, f. II. Jenkens and family
CT Augusta.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Jerolman are
receiving congratulations on the birth
of daughter.
Harold Jones entertained a party Of
| friends at his home one evening last
week.
Miss Lydia Ann Frye has gone to
Fall River, Mass, to engage in gospel
work.
Mrs. and Miss Sibley Of Florida are
| the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. 5. C. STAR
rett.
| Miss Edith NJ FarWell and Miss Eva
Harrington are spending the week with
friends at Riverside.
Edward Chadwick has been visiting
friends in Norridgewock.
lie Roy Starrett and Clarence Ellis
are visiting friends in Montville and
Liberty.
Several members of the James p
Jones Post G.. A. r. will attend the
national encampment at Boston, next
| week.
WEST SIDNEY.
Anson T. Ward of Washington. d. c.,
lis visiting relatives and friends here.
Mr.. Ward visited this place some 13
Iyears ago.
Miss Mary Knowles and Miss Robin
lson Of Portland, and Frances and Abb
lbie Knowles Of Augusta, We're at West
lSidney. sunday.
The friends Of Mrs. Annie Foye will
be pleased to know that she is gaining
Islowly.
Miss Carrie Drew of Lynn, Mass, is
H. guest of Mrs. Fred Scribner for two
weeks.
Ralph Ballard who is employed at
the Insane hospital, Augusta, has been
spending few days at his home. Mr..
Ephraim Billiards..
Miss Ethel Carpenter of Poland.
Maine, is visiting at H. f. Corsons.
Ethel Ward spent few days last
week with Eta +. Lovejoy.
John f. Lovejoy. who has been visit
ling his brother, c. Fl. LOvejOy, returned
Ito his home in Saxonville, Mass. last
| Friday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Clark Of Bel
grade, attended service at the West
Sidney Baptist church last Sunday.
Eden Springer spent the day, Sun
day. at the home of his father, Elisha
springer.
Leslie Davis of Augusta. called on
his grandmother, Mrs. Abbie }. DaVls'
one day last week.
WEEKS MILLS.
| James Marr, an aged citizen, died,
| Thursday, after a long illness. A
widow, a son and a daughter. George
Mari Of Weeks Mills and Mrs. Frank
G;idlings of Augusta, survive him. The
funeral was held. Saturday, from the
| house Rev. Frank Jones OF South
China, conducting the services.
Mrs. =. G. Brown, who has been quite
sick, is able to sit up.
| Mrs Walter Murphy of Bath, has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Marr.
| DIR. c. ]. Lincoln OF Augusta, was in
the place, Tuesday, called here to see
Mrs. Hodgkins. who has been i'll quite
Il long time.
Mrs. Frank Metcalf Of Albion, was
calling on friends here. last week.
| Mrs Hattie Clark went to Water
vile by train, Thursday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bailey OF Stan
ley Hill, We're the guests of MIR. and
Mrs Isaiah Wiggin, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorn Doe Of tBoston.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Farlfham of
Plymouth, Mass, are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Will Shuman.
There was large attendance at the
| Maple Grove campmeeting, Sunday. 1t
was estimated that there wer1e more
than 1000 people on the grou hds.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. White of the Au-
gusta Insane hospital. were Visiting
relatives here. Saturday and SUNDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manning of Maiden.
Mass, are here visiting their so{, Fred
Manning.
| NORTH WAYNE.
| David Seabury Of New York, iS visit
ing his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Summer
Seabury Since Mr.. Seabury's stay
here he has passed several days fish,
ing. One day the catch numbered 81.
| Miss Jennie Lane of Lowell. Mass.
is passing few weeks with relatives
here.
| 81 TIa1l N ha