Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-03
STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEC.
NORTH PITTSTON,

Edward McGugin of Worcester
Mass, made brief visit and business
trip to his old home. the past week.
His many friends and neighbors are
anxiously hoping that in the near flu
ture he may see fit to return and dwell
among them again.
Ernest Cate and Miss Gertrude Nav
ers of Dresden, We're callers at C. X.
Green's, Sunday.
H. z. Green. Edbert Wilson and Ed
ward Stacy of Waterville, passed Sun
day with Mr.. Green's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. X. Green.
Elmer Lewis of Brockton. Mass. has
been visiting relatives and friends in
this vicinity, the past week. Accom-
panied by his wife and little daughter
Eldythe, who have been passing few
| weeks with Mrs. Isabel Merrill. thew
will return to their home, Monday.
Miss Name Mayors of Dresden. is
the guest of Miss Enza Green, this
week.
Miss Lillian Hall of Brighton. Mass,
| after a weeks stay in this place, re-
turned to her home. Friday.
Mrs. c. H. Watson and Miss Rern,ce
Watson of Chelsea and Miss Bernica
| Adams of Togus, were visitors in town.
this week.
Miss Tila Lawrence of Chelsea, is
teaching the school ut East Chelsea,
district No. ). boarding with her uncle.
| ID. n. Lawrence.
Two quite severe frosts, Monday and
Thursday nights, We're felt i'm this vi
entity. Pumpkin vines and beans suf-
| Tered to quite an extent.
Potatoes have commenced to rot. and
that in spite of the application of Bor-
| deauX mixture.
w. II. Grant is on 4 business and
| pleasure trip to Watervile.
Mrs. Maud Sweetland and daughter
Alice are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ], II.
Grant.
Harry p. Grant left, Friday. with Co.
y, I'd Rcst., for Manassas, Va
WEST SIDNEY.
Mrs. Elizabeth Drew and her dauch-
ter Carrie. VINO have been stopping at
Mrs. Fred Scril Her's returned to their
home in Lynn last Saturday.
Clifford Corson has gone to Poland
Springs to work for II. Kicker & Sons.
Mrs. Willis Baisdel and two daugh-
tiers are Spending 4 few days at Bel
grade lakes.
The friends of Pearl Sawyer will be
sorry to learn that he is on the sick
list.
very enjoyable and pleasant time
was spent at Silver Lake last Tuesday,
it being the annual picnic Of the West
Sidney Sunday-school.
Mr.. Ralph Ballard and Miss Hysler
of Augusta We're at Ephraim Bailards
Tuesday.
Mrs. Laura Gordon spent Sunday
with Mrs. Abbie J. Davis.
Mrs. Abbie Ward is still improving.
Will Keene who is employed by F. r.
Wellman is at home for week.
There will be no services at the West
Sidney Baptist church next Sunday,
Sept. 4. rI:
Fred Scribner is cutting his corn and
filing his silo.
Carrie Richards of Augusta, is spend
ing a couple of weeks with her uncle,
Eugene Smith.
One of the smart old ladies of Sidney
is deserving of notice, Mrs. Abbie j.
Davis who on Feb. last passed her so
birthday. During the three winter
months she made five patchwork quilts
two Of which contained 1894 pieces
In addition to this, she knit two pair
of women's stockings, footed two pair
and knit three pair of mittens. She
takes an active interest in all her
household affairs.
SOUTH MONMOUTH.
William Small of East Monmouth,
recently visited at Mr.. Collins on Oak
Hill.
Walter Springer and family of At
tleboro Mass, are visiting at VIM.
Springer's.