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

repairs.
READFIELD.
Many from this place spent the Sab
ba tn out of town.
The pulpit of the Methodist church was
filled. Sunday by Rev. Arthur Craig from
Wilton. Rev. II. A. King, the pastor,
filled an appointment at Augusta for the
day.
Mrs Lyons from Palmer. Mass. was
thrown from the seat of an express wagon
to the grou,d and sustained 4 severe. cut
on the back part of her head and was
otherwise injured. while riding with a
friend in this village. the last of the
week Her injuries were attended to by
DIR. Wright and she is doing well.
Judge Howard from Boston. with his
family are spending their vacation at the
AVelOn in this village
Parties from Gardiner have leased the
wooden mill and it is again in action.
Some of the farmers ind ii hard to
finish haying for lack OF sun.
Fred Handy from Oakland, is here for a
few days rest.
MT. VERNON.
Rev. RI. NJ Purington. the BAPTIST pas
tor has returned from his vacation ut
Falmouth, where he has been to visit hi;
mother.
Mrs. Langley has returned from ARGOS
took where she had been 10 visit friends
Her husband and son have returned from
Newport.
Mr. Houses wife and daughter Of Lynn,
Mass, are visiting his mother am! u:ici,s
on the Brainard farm.
Fred b. Dolloff ard John II. S ain are
cutting the hay on the Dollof farm.
Guy Davis has returned TO Collinsville,
CT.
Avis and Doris Parlin are visiting
friends in Portland
Mrs. Emma Drew and Mrs George Me
Galley her mother, have just returned
from a two weeks visit with their sister
and daughter, Mrs. Florence Vannah, at
kocliiand.
Mrs. John Soper of Camden, is visiting
his sister, Mrs. Emery l.. Bean of this
village.
George Blake. Alvin Butler and Lyman
Norris. members of the Grand Army. are
attending the encampment, this week, i'll
BOSTON.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob A. Rundlett went to
Sidney, Saturday, To visit Mrs. Rtmdlett' $
sister who has been i'll long time.
r. w. Leighton, Esq. has returned from
Augusta.
Several Of our people have gone to East
IivermOre to attend the Methodist camp
meeting. this week.
Dr. e. w Geibert of Washington. D. G.,
Is visiting the Hopkins family, Mrs. Gel
btrI's parents.
lag out on Flying pond shore, the past
week.
H. w. Knapp visited his brother in Au-
burn, last week.
Miles Mitchell aged 81, died, Aug. s.
William W. WieSer and Mr. Clement are
cutting the hay on the farm Of James G..
Robinson.
Herman II. Healey has married and
brought to his home a new wife. He has
the congratulations OF his neighbors.
WINDSOR.
Arthur Reed, who is employed at the
Insane hospital AT Palmer. Mass, is pass
ing his vacation with hisrparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. Reed.
Mrs. Mabel Knight of Massachusetts,.
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. II. A. N. Dutton.
Miss Ina Kimball of Augusta. passed
several days. last week, with her mother,
Mrs. ID. Il. Himball.
Rev. and Mrs. l.. T.. Harris Of East
Pittston, Were the guests OF Miss Matte
Bryant one day, last week.
Fred Monroe of Augusta, was in town,
Friday, calling on friends.
Miss Hattie Reynolds of Augusta. was
the guest of Mrs. Ina Knight, FRIDAY Oh
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Eben Coomhs of Augusta
visited relatives in town. Saturday.
Miss Abra Bachelor passed last week
in Augusta with friends.
WEEKS MILLS.
Mrs Daisy Hinkley of Worcester Mass,
is visiting her sister. Mrs. Wright lliSlcr
Mrs Mary Norton. Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Hughes and two daughters of New Ia
ven. CT, and the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
ID. Y. White.
Mrs Rhoda Perkins and Miss Angie
Perkins of Augusta. visited Mrs. Mary
Perkins several days. last week.
The Busy Bee Sewing Society met, last
Thursday, with Mrs May Miller Next
Thursday the meeting will be held with
Mrs. I.indley Morrill,.
Miss George Chadwick and sister, Hat
tie. who have been passing their vacation
with relatives here. returned to their
home in Concord. Mass. Saturday.
WEST MT. VERNON.
A very interesting game of baseball was
played on Blakc's neid, Saturday. Aug
IL. between South ChestcrvilIe and North
Wayne, resulting in a victory for the
former by score of l6 to 4. The features
of the game for South cheSterville was
the fine ba dery work of the Childs broth
ers and Il sensational one-hand catch by
King of q long drive to center field. For
North Wayne the work of +. Smith be-
hind the bat, and y. Smith at center, was
worthy of mention.
Score by innings Il 5 8 o
south Chesterville o , 2 ) 0 0 4 XII
North Wayne 40 l . i
RIVERSIDE.
Miss Jessie Cousins of Waterville,
visited Ethel Barrows. last week.
Mrs Trott who moved from here to
Monmouth a short time ago is here for
a few days. All are very glad to See her.
Miss Edith Farwell and her three
friends, Maude Hooper of Oakland. Lila
Northrup of Palermo Center, and Eva
Harrington of South China. have spent
the past week here at Mr.. FarWell'S cot
tage. They were schoolmateS at Farm
ington Normal school. and are graduates
Of that institution. 1t Is needless to say
they had nice time.
LINCOLN