Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-07

piping the water into the house.
The work Of laying the pipe by the
water 90. is progressing as rapidly as
possible.
1t IS understood that the wooden mill
VIII De smut down. Sept. %, 10 allow the
OPERATIVES an opportunity to visit the
central Maine fan at Watcrville.
NORTH AUGUSTA.
Mrs. George Scot Of Dracut Mass is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
'hhrlc'i Lyon. Mr. scot accompanied
her here ana Remained Il few days
1t"y are the owners Of Il dry goods
store and ar" doing IN excellent bust
ness.
Mrs Charles Lyon ana daughter
visited relatives in the city, last week
Miss Ellie cook Of Winthrop. has
been the guest Of MIS-. Nora Bragg.
Mrs f. A. Johnson ANA family Of
Lawrence. MISS, who have been visit
ing Mrs. ID. +. IIovry returned home
Saturday.
Miss EIIgcnia Ayers matron Of IN"
city hospital. Worcester. Mass. who
-
cnty. returned, Friday.
Mr. ANA Mrs. Eugene Stevens Of
Wareham, MISS. ar" visiting Mr.
Stevens parents, Mr.. ana Mrs. Gcnrg"
Stevens.
CROSS HILL.
Luther -. Russell of Boston is pass
ing II cnupI" of weeks with his sisters
Mrs. Sarah Il. Jones ana Mrs. Mary j.
Clark.
Miss Haiti" Davis Of Amrsbnry
Mass. is the guests of her cousins. Mrs
S. u. Jones and Mrs. NJ. J. Clark.
F.lwood Jones went to Bangor, Sat
nrday, to spend Il few days.
Mrs. F. :. Crosby and daughter, Miss
Eva. who have been visiting friends in
New Hampshire and Massachusetts.
for several weeks, returned to tn, il
home, Sunday.
George a. Pcrl"y with n rarity o.
friends from Augusta. PASSED Monday,
in this place.
Mr. l.. ID. Russell and sisters. Mrs
Clark and Mrs. Jones. and their cousin.
Miss Davis. visited Mrs. Emeline Lewis
| in Whitefield, last week.
EAST PITTsToN.
Rev. ana Mrs. l.. l.. Harris left
Wednesday, for Whitefeld. Mass.
where they will enjoy Il short vaca-
| ton. No services will be held in the
church during Mr.. Harris absence.
Miss Nellie Moody has returned from
! an extended visit to Boston and vi
cinity.
Master Wallace Knight of Portland.
| is SuenIing n week ut his former home
in this place.
Mrs. Harrison Hunt went to Exeter.
Tuesday. for 4 short stay.
Miss Edna Dow returned to Gardiner,
| Monday after spending a few days at
ner home in this place.
The gardens in this vicinity are be
| ginning to show the effects of the
| frostS.
Mrs. Joseph Jones ana daughter
Josephine of Shecpscot, are spending Il
few days in this village.
Mrs. Mary Nash and Mrs. Annie
| Nash have gone to NasSalhorO. for an
extended visit with relatives.
Most Of the schools in town opened
on Monday.
| A party consisting of Mrs w. s.
| C1caves. Miss Myra Hewey. Miss Addie
Wright ana Miss Nina Jones went To
| Weld. Monday morning to attend the
| Plummer family reunion held in that
| place.
Miss Isabel Reid and Miss Susie Cary
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up their duties ut the Normal school.
RANDOLPH.
| A cordial invitation is extended to
al to he present at the Methodist
church, Wednesday evening. a pleas
ant ana profitable time is expected.
| The exercises will open with Il short
praise service. followed by remarks by
the pastor and presiding elder. after
which the mortgage note will be burned
Following this there will be a social
hour in tn" vcstry with refreshments
Quarterly Conference will be held nj
some time during the evening. The or
| cheStra has kindly consented to be
present ana assist in the services.
LITCHFIELD.
| y. r. Small of Litchfield has pur-
chased from Hood Farm. Lowell, Mass,
n Berk shire boar that will bring to his
herd some Of the very richest strains
of domestic and imported blood. The
boar was sired by Hood Farm Long
fellow II, md his dam is kingsclere g.
| Mr.. Small is to he congratulated on
securing a boar from the famous Hood
herd.
RIVERSIDE.
| The Ladies' Aid of Riverside. will
| give Il baked bean supper at Good
| Templars han. Thursday evening.
Sept Sth, from to o'clock. All are
cordially invited. Tickets 15c.
| Missouri colored men are agitating for a