Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-08-30

bass, weighing from one to four pound.
each. He has also caught some yer,
fine pickerel. Mr.. and Mrs. Hopkin,
will leave for Winthrop. Tuesday
where they will visit friends Wee,
before returning to their home in New
York.
Mrs. Alice Towle and daughter Ells
are spending two weeks with Mrs
| Towle's daughter, Mrs. Roscoe Parson,
in Wilton.
| One hundred guests attended tn,
| marriage reception, of Samuel Cannon
and Miss Alice Curtis. given at tn,
| residence of the brides father Clarenc.
| Curtis, Saturday evening. Both are
well known and popular young peopl,
here and the good wishes Of host Of
friends will go with them. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Cannon will reside on Capjto
street, Augusta.
| Fronk Collins and family and Clar.
ence Wakefield and family returned
last week from Owls Head where the,
nave been spending week.
| Warren Davis has moved into his
| new residence on the HallOwell road
| Irving Allen Will move into VIM. p
| Haskell's house, this week, vacated b,
| Mr.. Davis.
| VIM. P. Haskell spent Sunday witt
his daughter Mrs. James Collins in
Manchester.
Mrs. Dora Cannon Of Farmingdalo
mas been spending a few days in town
the guest of Lambert Perkins.
VASSALBORO.
| Miss Olive Palmer of Sidney. accom-
panied by Miss Augusta Pitts of this
village attended the w. c. r. r. meet
ing, held at China, by the Sunday
| Union Campmeeting Association at
that place.
| Mrs. r. w. Pitts and daughter Aneu-
sta visited relatives ut Farming, ale
and Randolph. TUESDAY.
| Fred Luce is visiting his home in
this place.
Mrs. Henry cheeny and two sons,
| OF Randolph, returned home. last week,
| after visiting her parents, Mr.. and
| Mrs. William Austin Of this village,
for few days.
| Ralph Newell has gone to North
| Arson to work. Mr.. Wilder of East
VassalbOrO has taken his place as
baggage master at this station.
Thomas Clark. Of Silver Ridge,
ArOostook county. returned from Port
| land. Saturday. where he has been
visiting his sisters, Mrs John Jewctt
| and Mrs. George Bracket. He has
now gone to Cross Hill to visit his
tivcS i'll that vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ballard Of Cross
'lill, accompanied by Lewis Johnson
aAi Miss Alice Thompson Of West
Dresden, visited at Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lid,.l Austin's, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Richardson
visited Mrs. Richardson's parents In
this village, Monday.
READFlELD DEPOT.
Elmer Light, Union, and George
Leigher. Liberty occupy the barn near
the station and are busiy engaged in
the manufacture of apple barrels for
which they will find ready sale.
Miss Marcia r. earle was unfortunate
in losing a beaded purse containing
quite sum of money while cycling
from H. H. Carries to Readfield corner.
Eugene Millet who is employed in NJ
d. Gordon's store is confined to the
house with q sprained ankle. He Is
attended by DR.. Hannaford.
Francis Sanborn was in town Sunday
calling on friends.
G. S. johnson who has returned
from the Central Maine General
Hospital is stopping with his sister Mrs.
Ellen lockwood, Winthrop Center.
Blackberries are plentiful this season.
N. S. Luce has marketed from his
garden more than five bushels at a
profitable price.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed who are employed
at the Journal Office, Augusta, spent
Sunday at their home.
SOUTH VASSALBORO.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Downs of Water
vile were in the place, Sunday calling
Oh friends.
Lewis Johnson and Miss Alice
Thompson of Dresden have been visit
ing at c. M. Dickey's, the past week.
Mrs. Lydia Morse Of Augusta re-
turned to her home Saturday, after
passing few days with her sister Mrs.
Lois Taylor.
All extend congratulat lions to Mr.. and
Mrs. f. Lee Stone the happy parents of
nine-pound daughter born Sunday
morning.
A horse driven by Charles Carr of
Palermo took fright at rock in the
highway near the residence Of Linwood
Sabin which had been dug around for
removal and carelessly left, and
collided with a team containing Miss
Dora Whitehouse and Miss Maude
MADDEN. seriously damaging Miss
Warehouses; carriage. Fortunately
the parties escaped with only a severe
shaking up.
NORTH VASSALBoRo.
Propping up apple trees is the order
Of the day with the orchardists in
some sections near here but in spite
of all precautions many trees are
breaking down with their load Of fruit.
1t Is estimated that the Cooks Hill or
chard will yield $500 barrels and that in
the Aver school district alone there
are 5000 barrels.
The work of dioripp tho franob for