Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-07-19
STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEc.
RIVERSIDE.

RIVERSIDE.
Mrs. Rose E. Robbins and son
Walter OF California are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. o. p. Robbins.
Misses Della Sibley and Beatrice
Sibley of Augusta dined with Mrs. G
II. Phinney Tuesday.
A party of ten ladies went on an
excursion, to Maranacook lake last
Thursday. They took the steam cars
to Augusta and then the electrics from
there. They made their headquarters
ut F. w. Lees cottage on the shore OF
the lake, and were cordially welcomed
by Mr.. Lee and his daughter. Mr.. Lee
thoroughly understands the art of en-.
PERTAINING. All partook Of picnic din
ner and spent the day in boating, bath
ing and q general good time. Just be-
fore they left the lake cake and punch
we're served. Miss Alice Littlefield
presided at the punchbowl. The party
consisted of Mrs. H. H. Lee, Mrs. H
T.. Fairfield, Mrs. f. o. Brown, Mrs. H
p. Halves, Mrs. G. E. Basford, Mrs. w
p. Bailey. Mrs. G. H. Phinney, Miss
Alice Littlefield, Miss Ethel Littlefield
and Mrs. n. II. Fossett.
Mrs. ]. S. Strong entertained her
Sabbath school class last Wednesday
evening at her home from z to 10
Fine refreshments were served. games
were played, and all passed a very Ell
joyable evening, long to be remem-
bered. Y "a Il, ~
WINDSOR.
III. F.. Malcolm Of Augusta, is spend
ing his vacation with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Brown and son, Arthur,
and Miss Steele, all of Boston, are the
guests of Mrs Ina Knight.
Ernest Choate who is employed at
the Insane hospital at Augusta. Is
spending his vacation with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace ChOate.
Miss Lu Black Of Augusta, was in
town, Sunday. calling on friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Halpen of Au-
gusta, spent Sunday with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. J. p. Halpen.
Mrs Susan Jameson of Berkeley, Va.
is spending the summer at her Old home
at South Windsor.
Miss Hinkley of Randolph, is the
guest of her cousin, Mrs. Susan Jane
son.
FAYETTE.
Sunday there was no meeting at the
BAPTIST church.
Mrs. F. Fl. Dodge has gone to Port
land to visit her sister, Mrs. A. Her.
rick.
Mrs. Olive II. Jones of Lynn, Mass.
is at hnr sisters, Mrs. ]. S. w. Hewctt.
Mr.. Charles Folsom at Echo LAX.
farm has a large number of summer
| boarders.
Frank Lamb of East Livermore, is
cutting NJ. T. Jones' hay.
Miss Kate Jones has returned from
her visit to Boston.
Deer are seen often in town and some
farmers complain of their doing dam
age to crops.
BRANCH MILLS.
Miss F.. A. Dove has a copper cent
which is quite Il curiosity. On one side
is a L. :. flag surrounded by thirteen
stars and the words, THE Flag of Our
Nation" with the date 1863. ON the
other side is a small circle with the let
t.rs Dix inside and OH the outside rim
| the words. "If anyone attempts to tear
| it down, shoot him on the spot She
also has a large red copper cent in good
condition with the head of Liberty sur
rounded by thirteen stars with the
| date 1926. On the reverse side are the
words L. s. of America. with a wreath
inside of which are the words cone
| cont
Ray Dove helped his brother Clifton
do his haying last week.
| Mrs. Minnie Spratt returned to her
home in Bridgton, Monday.
| VIM. Dove is helping Alton Doe i'll
hayins.
| Walter Tobcy has been hauling bark
to Liberty.
| Charles Gardner of Chicago. is still at
his brothers. Amos and Rufus Gardner.
| Miss Jessie and Sadie Douglass of
Windsor, arc ut work in this village.
Miss JESSIE at Mrs. Winifred Dins-
morr's. and Miss Sadie at Mrs. Bertha
| Does.
| Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Aldred who have
| been 1T their father s L. =. WOrthIng,
for while. returned to their home in
| Waltham, Saturday.
| Fred Haskell of China, spent Sunday
with Ray Dove.
| Mrs. VIM. Osgood Of Palermo was
| the guest of her daughter Mrs. Alice
Parmcntcr. Sunday.
| The people in this village were much
shocked on hearing Of the sudden death
| of Dr. J. w. Clough of Liberty.
| Fred r. Dow of Pittsfield was in thu
| village Sunday calling on friends and
| relatives.
Winfield Small of Augusta is at his
| uncle's John Small.
| Mr., and Mrs. Allen Carpenter .of
South Vassalboro visited the latter s
daughter Mrs. Lucia Pinkham, last
week.
Rev. Mr.. Leach occupied the pulpit
at Union Church, Sunday.
EAST WINTHROP.
T. H. Philbrick of Somervillel visited
friends here the mast week.