Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-28
LAKESHORE,

SachuSettS, Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Branch have
gone to Leeds for Il visit with friends
and relatives.
Mrs. l.. a. Sawtclle passed a few
days in Waterville last week
Mrs. Stella Bangs and little daughter
returned Sunday. from a visit with her
sister, Mrs. Morse i'll Arson, last week
Mr.. Carol and Earl Young of Mas
sachusetts called on old friends. Fri
day.
Albion p. Goodhuc of Atlantic, Mass.
was i'll town on business, Monday.
VIENNA.
Mrs. L. F. Whittier, Miss Lottje
Whittier and Mrs. Maggie Watson are
on the sick list.
W. Il. Weber is building a new hen
house.
Albert Whittier is having hard work
to supply the demand for apple bar
relS
Joseph Brown is moving to the Ches-
ley place in West Mt Vernon, which
he has recently purchased
l.. +. Whittier. who has been at home
for a few days, has returned to his
work at the North Wayne Tool co.
Charles l.. Whittier is busily en-
gagged picking apples.
J. L. Tracy of Auburn, has been
visiting friends in this vicinity.
WAYNE.
Miss Moore, nurse from the Maine
General hospital, has been the guest of
Mrs. White the past week.
Mrs. Mabel Lincoln has been on the
sick list the past few days.
Mrs. Julia Bishop who has been
visiting her daughter in Bath. has re-
turned to her home in Wayne.
Mrs. Nancy Milliken of Boston, is
the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Lord
Miss Reth McKinnon sang at the
church at Fayette Corner Sunday.
E. l.. Lincoln is making extensive
repairs on his buildings.
Albert Pike is very busy buying and
hacking apples. He has put on a
crew of l6 men and will ship carload
of Kings at once.
Mrs. Fanny Smith is a guest at the
mansion.
Louie George and wife started for
Sacramento, Cal. Monday.
]. NJ. Pike has sold his apples. He
will have a thousand barrels.
T. G. Jennings is picking his apples
and will probably have 500 barrels or
more.
The heavy frosts have damaged the
sweet corn considerably in this section.
READFIELD.
There we're two funerals in town.
Wednesday. In the forenoon at their
home, that of the little infant child of
Mr.. and Mrs. Risbin, and i'm the after
noon L. the church service for Mrs. A.
J. Mace.
Work is rushing at the corn shops
| night and day and no let up Sunday.
The corn was injured to quite an
| extent by the frost. Ten days more of
fine weather would have added hun
dreds of dollars to the farmers in this
vicinity.
The little son of Charles f. Fogg
was injured in the hip by kick from
| one of his cows, Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Fl. Wright
! arrived at his fathers in this village.
Thursday. on their return bridal trip
from the White Mountains and Friday
| they took n carriage trip to Canton
where they visited his brC Tiers. return
ing from there to spend the Sabbath il.
| Eeadfield. They will reside in Old
| Town.
The Junior aid to tho Ladies' circle
gave a pleasing entertainment at
Grange hall Saturday evening.
| Though the day and evening were un-
| pleasant a goodly number were in at
tendance.
Norkmen on the chapel have COM
| Pieted their work OH the steel ceiling
ana are ready for the painters.
Mrs. $. Giles sister Emma is visiting
her this week
FAYETTE.
Illbert Underwood has been very SICK
Tor some days.
r.. r. Gle took his herd Of Hereford.
."li Matelville fair to Lewiston to eXhib
~ me State fair. this week
az oa hil Berry has been making repair.
Nr. and Mrs. Charles McInnis IF Win
'"iop' We're visitors in town. last week.