Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-09

water as hot as can be borne and drfffk
large quantities each day. The days are
warm. being from 30 degrees to ~. de-
grees, but the nights are sufficiently
cool to require a heavy pun. Another
letter received from the mountains OF
northern Calf. speaks Of sliding on snow
covered mountains the fourth Of July
Maine can get along very well withoii,
California's snowbanks in July, but she
would like to exchange her August dog
days for some Of her hot springs as she
has nearly everything else to attract
summer boarders i3
The Christian Endeavor society OF
North Manchester sent her mission Of
fering Of five dollars to the Childfeh =
Nome in Augusta In July. The Homo
at that time contained twenty children
from -four months to ten years old all
awaiting homes In the families Of Maine
Mrs. G. p Hewitt Of Belgrade was the
guest Of relatices in Readfield, Sunday.
Edward Putnam and sons, Henry and
Ralph of Winthrop, called on relatives
In town. Sunday.
Rev. Robert Morris Of East Winthrop
occupies the pulpit AT the North Man
chester church each Sabbath at l.45. A
cordial invitation is extended TO all who
are interested in the upbullding Of church
work, to he present
Mrs. f. c. Moore Of Winthrop is visit
ing her brother in Phillips.
LITcHFiELD PLAINS.
MISS r. l.. Wiggin Of Augusta. visited
MISS Angie Roberts, few days recently.
Miss Acsha Williams is passlng her va
cation al home with her mother.
The church circle is to he held with
Mrs. Addie l.. Packard. THURSDAY after
noon and evening, with picnic supper.
Rev. Josiah Nutting Of Washington.
p. G.. was among the guests at the
Plains church. Sunday
READFlELD DEPOT.
Mrs. G. A. Lawrence the evangelist
left. Saturday. to attend the Richmond
camp-meeting.
Mrs. II. l.. Aver and daughter from
THE Norlands." LivermOre, were in
town, Saturday.
Mrs Fannie Whittier Rollins. whose
death occurred July Ii. at Boulder Creek,
sequence of the illness submitted To Il
serious operation by which n cancer was
removed. Although the wound healed
she never recovered. complications taking
place which resulted in death. She was
married 10 MarCelIus T.. Rollins. in 1875.
and with the family moved to Boulder
Creek. in 1889. \ husband. two sons,
Hiram and Harry Rollins: two daughters.
Misses Alice ana blanche Rollins: and q
sister. Miss Mary Whittier. surviv-
ing. The funeral services We're at Miss
Whitti'r's home. the Santa Cruz Pres
byterian church officiating. The inter
ment was in the |. O. .. +. cemetery
Friends who know the family ana the
great loss sustained sympathiZe with
The bereavrd. After the funeral Miss
VI. A. Whittier and two neces.
Misses Alice and Blanche Rollins. left
for Berkeley where the -..isSeS Rollins
will attend school. They will soon he
joined by the hrothe" Harry Rollins.
who will enter the University of CALI
fornia for a course Of study
Mr. and Mrs lie Barron and family
of Rome, accompanied by their guests,
Mr.. and Mrs. Weymouth. are visiting
dt tHe HOIIft III IFS- fS1iToH y Ill
T.. =. Wright
NORTH AUGUSTA.
Mrs l.. G. league and Mrs. y. n
Grover are spending a few weeks with
relatives in Rockland, Mass.
Miss Kate Phelan of Vassalboro is the
guest of Mrs w. r. Ayers.
Miss Susie Smith of Augusta was the
guest over Sunday of her aunt Mrs.
f. Withee.
Mrs p. NJ Brann and SIS Una Brann
are passing n few days at Belgrade
Lakes
Miss NJ f. McGuinness. Mrs. d. +.
Hovey and Miss Lucy 1ovey called on
friends in Sidney, Friday.
Mrs Eugene Tillson visited relatives |
in Augusta saturday.
Miss Gertrude Fletcher is passing |
few weeks at Old Orchard.
CROSS HILL.
TIL, Vassalboro Cniversalist Memo |
rial Association will hold its annual |
meeting al Oak Grove. Sunday. Aug.
l3. Rev. Thomas +. Potterton of
Brooklyn. ~ Y. will speak both fore
noon and afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Pope and |
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Pope OF East
and Mrs Leslie Simpson of |
were callers at Mrs. L. C. |
Princes. Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis Randall of Au-
,usta and Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer o. Per- |
.ival of Waterville We're the guests of |
Mr.. ]. d. Randall and daughter, Mrs. |
8. p. Page, at the Randall homestead,
Sunday.
Fred Crosby went TO Boothbay, Sun |
lay. with Il party of friends from I
North Nassalboro.
Several of the brothers of Hillside \
TENT No. %, knights of the Maccabees |
Ierc the guests of k@nnebec Tent. No
IS, of Augusta. Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hamlin Of Au-
yusta were on the Hill Monday after /
noon.
Mrs. Lester Emery and son of !
Water Vile, passed Sunday with Mrs.
). L. Jones.