Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-02

with the one c. E. Dove Of this village
received about one year ago. MIR. DOVE
to draw the man out. answered the letter
which brought a return answer promising
much riches if he would only take his
daughter Mr.. Dove let the matter dror
then and there, knowing 1t must be a
fraud.
Mrs. Clara Ward. Mrs. Emmie Haskell
and Louisa Haskell went to Augusta Fri
day.
MI and Mrs Ed Marden and two girls
Edith and Ethel of Fairfield. spent last
Sunday. with Mrs. Alice Paimenter.
Edison Worthing and Edward Dodge
were in Augusta, Saturday
Edna Osgood of Cars Corner. was at
her sisters Alice Parmenters. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Edison Worthing will en-
terrain the whist club on Tuesday even
ing. Nov. ..
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Moody and Mr. and
ment, Friday evening. at south China.
given by the senior class IN the High
School in Hallowell. The entertainment
was very interesting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Clukey and
Misses Edith and Alice Nelson. of Water
VILE spent Sunday with relatives in this
village.
Mrs. Florence Locke of Newport. Mass.
is visiting Ter sister, Mrs. Cassie Dins-
more.
NSoi sc FISH NtHi W shPP'SNoIis SstluI
day. to visit his sister, Mary Fish, who is
very Ill with consumption
Bion w. Grant returned. Tuesday last
to Galop's Island, Mass. where ne has
employment
Seth Turner. who has employment in
MASSACHUSETTS. is home Tor thIt,
weeks vacation.
Earl Stevens reports that while huntn.,
in the vicinity of Sheepscot Pond, he saw
Mnat ne supposed was panthe!. ~.
stevens was armed with shot gun ai.t
dared not shoot at the animal. Deer are
very scarce in this section and il l.,
thought that this animal may have fright
ened them away
WEST CHELSEA.
There will be school exhibition and
dance at the town house. next F:idas y
evening If stormy postpone nntil. Sat
extended to all. The dance which il
usually given. Saturday evening. at this
place. Will not be given. this Week. ON ac-
count of the exhibition ahd dane Friday
evening.
Mrs. F.. L. Smith who has been visit
ing relatives in this place and Augusta,
for The past two weeks. returned to her
home in Fletcher, Vermont Monday.
Mrs, =, Hisler and daughter of Somer--
vile. have been guests at the home of
Melvin Hayes. the past week
Mrs. J. = Mathews and daughter of
Gardiner, are visiting Mrs. II. E White
this week
Miss George White. OF this place. has
Haliowell, and left to begin her duties.
Tuesday.
WiNDSORviLLE.
Frank Ashford of Thorndike, is in the
place on business.
Mr.. and Mis-. Frank Moves. of Gardiner,
Tlsit d at ChaS. Ashford's, Sunday.
NJ. and MrS EJunod \VcpES of Iaffar-
son. were in the place, Friday.
Mis-. Chas. Griffin is at home from
Fit *tcn. where she has been nursing for
some wees.
James Sproul has made extensive. re
rails on his dam. and is doing a rushing
,!si: oss in his mill.
Miss Sadie Griffin is entertaining COM
any from Massachusetts.
VIENNA.
Albert Whittier, Monday evening. Oct
h. at which a very large number of
friends We're present, among them We're
noticed. Mr.. and Mrs. G: f. Nichols; John
Miss Eva Wheeler. Mrs L. f. Whittier.
Guy Hall. Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Soper. be
sid.s many others. The evening began
with selections on the ph1nosrap h. which .
was furnished by Miss Edna Gill and Miss
Elsie Norcross Refre shnIents were
served and games were played and the
evening passed off very pleasantly. Mr..
Whittier also received a large number of
presents.
Mrs. l.. F. Whittier. who went TO North
Wayne. Friday, to visit her husband who
is AT work for the North Wayne tool Co.
returned, Monday.
EAST READFiELD.
Rev. Mr.. kewley preached an excel
lent sermon from the text son; go
work. today. iE my vineyard. rms
meeting closed the services in the church
for the year. The meetings have been
very interesting as Mr.. Kewley is rec
ognized as enc of the ablest preachers iii
the conference.
The fence around the cemetery is being
painted by II. d. Whittier. Supcrinten-
dent c. c. Morrill, has recently graded
some lots and made other improvements.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. b. Mayhem are visiting
relatives in Wilton.
Mr. and Mrs. Alphcus Townsend have
moved to the John Taylor farm.
Calvin Brooks has moved his family to
the residence of Samuel Brooks.
Miss Emma Mace is at home for few
weeks rest. She has been employed by
Mrs Nelson during the summer 'iStorS
season. and in the corn shop during OPP
erations through the season.
Dogs made havoc in J. +. Gordon $
flock of sheep in the pasture. las, week:
killing several and woundinS Others of
the flock.
viii Knowles thrcshing machine is ir
the neiGhborhood clearing up the odd lots
Of grain.