Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-07-20
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Mrs. Daniel Aibee and daughter
, Irma of Melrose. Mass. Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Bradbury and Wesley Albee and
wiie OF augusta. who have been visit
ing at q. X. Albee's. have returned to
their respective homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Halpen OF Au-
gusta, spent the Sabbath with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Halpen.
ANDREW Halpen graduated from Yale
law schooi. class 'o4, with highest
nonors and Is now passing a few weeks
with MS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p.
IIalpen.
A summer pavilion has been con-
structed recently at Maple Grove.
Whdsorviiie, by an enterprising citi-
zen. l.. Is. French. 1t is within easy
distance OF our nearby cities and q fine
place for picnics at days outine, dnr-
ing the heated season where danc,np
can be enjoyed il desired. dance
Saturday evening, July 16. attracted a
large company in quest Of pleasure and
recreation;' several towns being renre-
scented. Quite a number from Auensta
were here, also summer visitors from
other states. The next dance wac. an
nounced for the evening of july 27tb
Frank Irving and Charles McKindshav
violinlsts. Mrs. Sydney Bowman. Or
, ganist.
WEST CHELSEA.
Haying is the order of the dav IN
this community. Good weather nra.
walls for which the lawmakers are
thankful.
c. FL. Bailey's pile-driver has been at
work on the Browns Island boom the
past few days.
Misses Lou and Evelyn Hayes of An
gusta, were the guests of Miss George
White in this place, Saturday and Sun
day.
Frank Meady is cutting the hay on
Theodore Yeaton's farm.
Miss Alice Adams of Bangor. visited
friends in this town, last week.
Quite number of summer boarders
have arrived in this vicinity and more
are expected.
very enjoyable dance was given at
the Town house, Saturday evening.
Miss Edith Clark returned to her
+
ing her friend, Miss George White.
last week.
Miss Lizzie Smith of Gardiner. spent
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIII Smith of this place.
Mrs. w. r. Packard and child have
returned home after visit at Old Or
chard.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Ballentyne of
Concord. N. H., We're the guests of
friends in this place a few days last
week.
MT. VERNON.
Mrs. T. S. Hopkins, daughter Mrs. J.
Hopkins Colbert, Mrs. Sarah Paterson
and two servants arrived from Wash
ington. D. c.. last Friday afternoon
| and are at their cottage for the sum-
| mer. T. S. Hopkins will arrive later.
Haying is going merrily on. George
Blake who cuts about twenty tons
finished last Saturday. He has the
| finest lot of hay that he ever cut.
ID. Fl. Thing, aged 80 years. fell from
| a load of hay Monday afternoon. but
was not seriously hurt although he
struck on his neck and shoulders. II
was fortunate that he did not break
| any bones.
r. 3. Cram cut his fathers ten acre
| field of grass. about Is tons. last week
without any rain. The hay was in fine
condition. Harvey r. Luce did the
job.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. p Cram, and daugh-
ter Alberta are at the seashore.
Frank Carson. drug clerk and run
weeks.
Mrs. Francis Towle and niece Linda
NickersOn are away for the summer.
Miss Nellie l.. Butler has gone to
Greenacre in Elliot for a few weeks.
Mrs. Dora c. r. Parsons is away
with her daughter Myrtle spending a
vacation. II
Alton Fairbanks has gone to Port
land to purchase furniture for the new
hotel.
The Methodist society is doing fine
work ON their church edifice. fixing
the walls and ceiling, ard washing off
the colors. preparatory to painting.
l nplT meetings dTc
hall for the present.
Atwood Hobbs and his sister
Gertrude of Lowell Mass. are visiting
Mr.. C. II. Clement of Mt. Vernon.
Noah G. Clough of this village has
gone to Fayette to help his carpenter,
Mr.. Palmer, do his haying.
Miss Jane Cults a school teacher of
Pennington, is visiting Miss Margaret
Cram for a week. 81.
READFIELD.
Grin Kicker who attempted suicide in
this town. Wednesday, died, Sunday
Afternoon.
Sanford Johnson has gone to the
Central Maine hospital for treatment.
His health has been poor for some time
past.
Farmers are unable to get help in the
haying field. but the weather is very
favorable for them.