Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-21

LAkEsHoRE.
! Daniel Townsend and sister, Lovina
went to Charlestown. Mass, with hi
daughter, Climenia Butman. who return
. ed. Friday. Mr.. Townsend is in var,
poor health and his many friends sincere
ly hope the change will he beneficial.
Roy S. Bacon returned to his studio
! at the I. of NJ at Orono, Monday
Mrs. j. T. Wellington who has hoo,
visiting relatives here, returned +,
, Swampscott, Mass. Monday. :
Miss Stella Bangs is visiting her sister
Mrs. Annette Morse. at Arson this weel,
Many people in this vicinity win avail
themselves OF the opportunity to yisi
the fair. this week.
D. /. Sawtelle returned. Saturday FROM
Windsor fair -
Sunday at NJ. l.. Sawtelle's. h"'''''
Miss Katie Manter is teachino ~ A.,
gusta. ' ,N
NJ. NJ. Branch of Watervine AIrs rso
belle Hayes and Mrs Arabelle Wiiliam,
of Boston, were visitors at F. g So
telle's. last week. ga
Clyde Tillson and family Of Aupusta
We're the guests of his parents Mi. ant
CHURCH HILL.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stackno,a ort
| hlN
spending a week with the formers br"tb
er. z. f. Stackpole III '''
Mr.. and Mrs. Atwood spent Sunday r,;tt
Mrs. Eva Foster. "-'i
Miss Maria Smith is working for Wick.
cry & Hill. Pub Co WIN
Mrs. John Hodekins spent Snnd,, ,,.i,.
friends on the Hill.
Miss Clara A. Bennett resumed her dr.
ties at the Howard school, last wre,
Mrs. Amos Cunningham and Mrs Ever.
cit CunhlnGham spent Sunday with rela-
tives in VasSalboro.
The scholars in this district ,ro - l.,
transported to the North Parish school
which began, Monday. Miss began is The
teacher
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Quincy and Win
throp Moore of Melrose. Mass. have re-
turned to their home after spending IN,
summer on the Hill
Mr. and Mrs w. r. Halloweu snent
Sunday with friends in town.
BELGRADE.
Mrs. Jane lockwood of Boston spen,
Saturday and Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
J. +. Tllson.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Mandclbert F. Ycayon Wis
tied at d. f. Austin's. Readfcld, last
week.
Mrs. Hamhleton of Brunswick. visited
her daughter, Mrs. ID. {. Stevens, last
week.
Charles II. Wyman. for many years Sc
leCtman of Belgrade, is very feeble.
John Hanson and son, Percy. are build
ing n mill on Scates Flat, so called
w. III. WCllman is moving the buildings
Of Merrill Pinkham, West Gardiner. onto
the site where the buildings OF John Pink
ham were burned some few years ago.
Belgrade Grange held its regular meet
Ing. Saturday evening, Sept. II. \ large
for membership were received AT the
meeting held. Saturday evening. Sept. To-
one application WAS voted on and accept
ed. Resolutions the death OF Bro
Paul Hammond were read and adopted.
After the business session the meeting
WAS placed in charge of Worthy Lecturer
Hewitt and the following program was
presented and much enjoyed by all: Solo
SiSttr Lillian ieatOn: paper on cOnSlImp-
ton. by Or. Reynolds. reading. Bro. Al
mon Clark. Bro. Clinton Wyman gave
several selections on the graphophOne
which were very much enjoyed by all
present. The next meeting will he Sat
urday evening. Sept. "A. when a fine pro-
gram will be presented. Visitors were
present from Readfield and Wayne
Oranges.
WINDsoRvlLLE.
Raymond York. Claudio, Frank and
Johnnie Sprouts have gone to Vassalboro
to attend school
Mr. and Mrs, Robert Grady. of Augusta.
visited Mrs. Gradys parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Benz. French Sunday
Some unknown person or persons broke
into Ed WehSterS house. recently, with
the intention. it would seem. of taking
whatever they could find. as clothing.
watches and different articles used by the
old man We're found lying by the door
where they evidently We're dropped by the
thieves being frightened away by some
team passing. it is supposed.
All are pleased to learn that Lucius B.
French will give another dance at his pa
wilton. Thursday night, Sept. 22d. Music
will be furnished by Overlook orchestra
Mrs. Eta Hunt of Hudson. Mass. is
visiting relatives and friends in Windsor
and vicinity.
Stilings Erskine passed quietly away
Friday morning. at the home OF his
daughter. Mrs, Joseph French. where he
had been tenderly cared for by Mrs.
French and her husband through his long
and painful illness.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Dodge and family
of Somervlle. visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Maurice Greeley. over Sunday.
Miss Glennie Turner. Of Palermo, has
been visiting Mrs. Joe French
John Moody recently sold a handsome
pair of matched herefords to Mr.. Cum
ningham of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wingood We're in
Augusta, last week.
Mr.. Lucius French seems to be our
veteran squash raiser. lie exhibited some
fine specimens at the Windsor Fair for
which he received first prize. They We're
as handsome IIubbards as one would wish
to see.
WEEKS MILLS.
Mr. and Mrs Batchelder and family of
Salem, Mass. are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Plummer.
Mrs Mark Bowler of Palermo. has
bought The Trask place of a. K. Burrll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Estes were the
guests of DIR. and Mrs. w. L. Watson of
Monroe, last week.
Misses Gladys and IneZ Hisler are at
tending school at Oak Grove Seminary,
this fall.
A. r. Burrll has torn down the stable
connected with his house and is repair
ing the ell of the house and plans to build
a new stable.
Work in the corn shop is progressing
finely. They put up 12GD cans Of corn,
Saturday of last week.