Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-06-30
STATE NEWS.
KENNEBElC.
kESHORE.

OF Daniel Townsend.
Miss Rosina Mae Sawtelle is at her
home in town.
party of boys, ACCOMPANIED by
Rev. c. G.. Mosher of Augusta, are oc-
cupying the cottage of G. w. Manter
A strawberry festival will be held in
the Methodist church, Saturday even
ing, July 2.
The ball game at Lakeshore, last
saturday, resulted in an easy victory
Tor the home team, the Lakeshore boys
defeating the Sidney Stars by a score
Of Il to 16. The large score was due
to the grounds being grassy. making
it difficult to field the ball. The bat
teries were Carter and Bacon, and
Wyman and Smith.
MAxcY's MILLS.
L. M. Barton and daughter, Esther,
We're visiting Mrs. Abbie Marson, Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hayes Of Au-
gusta, have been visiting at Charles
Ashfords the past few days.
George Munsey is at work for J. w.
Sproul.
John Sproul gave a dancing party,
Saturday night. There was large
number present and all reported very
enjoyable time. The music was fur
nished by Charles McKindsley.
Omer and Daisy Jennings of the Au-
gusta Insane hospital passed Sunday,
with their parents in this place.
kENT'S HILL.
Of
II who has been visiting her son, Prof u.
Z. Peacock. has returned home.
Prof ]. o. Newton left. Thursday, on
his way to York Harbor. where he VIII
/ spend the summer. On his way he will
II spend a few days with Prof. A. II. Caid-
well of Oxford.
Prof. A. S. Oliver left for his home in
Saugus, Mass, last Wednesday.
ii Prof. f. T.. Peacock was in Lewiston
and Auburn on business, Wednesday and
Thursday.
Mrs. L. H. McKenney is visiting friends
in Portland.
Mrs. E. E. Peacock and daughters. Ha-
eel and Evelyn, are visiting friends and
relatives in West Gardiner.
Hon. f. r. French returned to I.ancas-
ter, Mass, Saturday. lie was accompan-
led by Max Newton.
Rev. w. F. Berry and Prof. A c. Rus
sell attended the Epworth League con-
vention at Augusta, Friday.
Cyrus Winter has suspended his lum-
bering operations for the present in UNITY
and returned home. Just before returning
he cut his hand quite badly, but the IN
jured member is doing well.
l.. III. Strout, the real estate agent, has
been suffering with erysipelaS i'll his arm.
He is now gaining.
Little Carl Dow, who broke his collar
bone while at play, is rapidly recovering.
II Miss Ola H. Perrin, formerly teacher
of stenography in the seminary, but now
stenographer to President Fellows Of the
University of Maine, has been spending a
| few days with Mrs. Mary j. Hartman.
RIVERSIDE.
Miss Winifred Berce of Winthrop, is
the guest of Elsie NJ. Robbins at Fair
view Farm.
The Riverside baseball club played with
the North Vassalboro team, Saturday, re-
sulting in the victory for Riverside, the
score standing - to 3.
The Ladies' Aid Society gave a box
social. Wednesday evening, and had a
good time and realized a snug little sum
boxes were sold at auction and some
! times the bidding was pretty lively. The
stage exercises consisted of music. read
ings tableauX, etc. Ice cream and cake
were sold.
Miss Winnifred Lee of Augusta, Miss
Eva Penney of Belgrade, f. f. Walker
and DIR. Ray Randall OF Madison. were
the guests. last week, of Mr.. and Mrs
II. II. Lee.
Mrs. A. b. Robinson of Winslow, was
the guest, a few days last week, of Mrs
N. III. Fossett.
Mrs. Redlon returned to Bath, last Sat
urday.
Mrs. G. H. Phinney gave a whist party
last Friday evening, in honor OF Mrs
Robinson. There were four tables All
had a fine time. Ice cream and cake
We're served.
Judge Lindsey of Denver. Co, was the
| .lax-e Loot nf SaS
Alice and Ethel Littlefield. Henry Lat
tlefield went as far as Boston with him
on his return.
School closed here. last Friday. after a
very successful term taught by Miss Flo
RI TraSk i'm the Grammar. and Miss Viola
Priest in the Primary department. A very
large attendance of the parents and
friends We're at the exercises in the after
| lions and dialogues by the scholars a
7 sketch of the life of the late Howard
Smell. who was always interested IN the
schools, remarks by some of the visitors
and n very fine poem by Miss Hester
Smell. The pupils acquitted themselves
much not only their own ability but the
excellent training they had received from
their teacher.
Mrs. belinda Marsh of Bath, has beer
visiting her brothers, l.. j., III. n. and
Edward E. Randall. the latter being in
|
turn to Bath. Saturday.
w H. Jones has sold his farm, known
| as the Isaiah Austin place, to George
Thurston.
Mrs Joanna Learned, who has beer
stopping for the past few weeks with
her daughter Mrs G. w. Jones, has re-
turned to her home In Benton.
Fred Jones of Los Angeles Cal, is al
his old home for short time visiting his
father. Clarkson Jones. Mr.. Jones was
formerly "A China boy but of late years
. has made his home in California, where
he has been very successful in the book
business Mr.. Jones will leave in n few
days for his home. going by way oil
Washington and St Louis. that he may
visit our national Capitol and the expo
sition.
NORTH MANCHESTER.
The social at the Victor schoolhouse
was success both socially and finan-
cially. The following program was pre-
scented to full house: Music, Alberta
Hewitt; reading, Miss Angie Bartlett