Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-02
STATE NEWS.
KENMEBEc.
CLINTON.

what cdHlc OSiHe n
cident, happened Tuesday afternoon
when Chas. Jewell, son OF past master
John Jewell, went out in boat taxing
a shot gun with him. While moving
the gun around in some way it went on
and blew the heel of one of his feet
nearly Of. At the present time it is not
known how badly he is hurt but 1t Is
thought no bones were fractured.
IF. Graves Of Pittsfield was in town.
Tuesday.
BY invitation Of Mrs. Emma Davis a
marty Of ladies' including Mrs. Justin
Brown. Mrs. Mabel Fletcher, Mrs. Dora
Spearin. Mrs Daisy ingalls,. Mrs
Florence Jewell, Mrs. c. P. Loder and
Misses Ethel Wood. Josie Crawford,
Fay and Ruth ingalls,. passed the day
last Friday at Beach Island. The party
arrived there about ten o'clock and the
forenoon was passed in social man
ner. At twelve John Davis. J. NJ.
Jewell and G. T. Loder arrived. Inc
guests were all seated at the tapie
which was beautiful decorated with cut
flowers, when they partook OF mos
elaborate menu. After whlcn 'l
Gentlemen returned to their places VI
business and the ladies passed INC
afternoon with games, roWihs e'e' "
three O'Clock ice cream ana cane "eiN
served and at six all were invited ifi'o
the cottage where supper was "ditiis,
After doing justice to TINS meal an
returned home by moonlight, Notihs IL
one of the most enjoyable days OF tiie
season. and agreeing that Mrs. Davis
was n model hostess.
CHURCH HILL.
Frank Young and Arthur Cunning
ham were at Lakeside. sunday.
John H. Ward was at South Chlha'
Monday. on business.
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Foster were at
Weeks Mills. Sunday.
Miss Florence Taught of Sidney has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. ID. r.
Foster
winthrop Moore painted flag pole
last week that was about one hundreu
and thirty feet tall. 1t was dlfhcuit |"
find any one to do the job
Ward Bros. are repairing their
buildings.
Miss Alice Caswell has been visiting
relatives in Windsor.
Mr.. and Mrs clyde Pratt visited at
Everett Cunninghams recently.
Mrs. G. o. stone has sold her farm
to Geo. cole.
John F.. Church moved his engine to
the stone crushrr, Monday.
The Hewins Sunday-school had
picnic in chas. Picrcc's grove, WeineS-
day.
Miss Della Church had n birthday
party last Thursday afternoon. Thir-
ty-six of her schoolmates and friends
were present. She received many
gifts.
Amos Cunningham is building an ell
to chas. Sturgis house.
Quite extensive repairs are being
made. on the Hewins' schoolhnlse.
SIDNEY.
Mr.. and Mrs Herman A. Taught and
Miss Stella Taught returned. Tuesday
from Ocean Point where they have
spent the past ten days, and report a
very enjoyable visit. The weather
being extra fine. they improved the
greater part of it visiting the different
islands and points of interest along the
rock bound coast of Maine.
Schools in town begin the first Of
September.
Campmeeting is still in session at
Lakeside. and II goodly number have
been present so far. Next Sunday Will
be the last one. and there is not any
doubt but what there will be great
crowd.
Mrs. A. II. Smiley is improving. All
of her friends are glad to here the good
news and hope for a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Alma Foster was one of the out
of town visitors last week.
Miss Florence Taught IS at home for
n few days.
Ann A. Bittues is conValeScing.
Chester Hallett is very sick with
asthma.
WEST CHELSEA.
II. l.. Hayes and family have re-
turned from a short visit with relatives
in Union.