Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-11-01


son visiting her mother and brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sawyer Of
Lewiston. are staying at Mr.. Nc
Manus' for a few days.
Miss Daisy Kindrick was at home
Sunday. She is teaching in Mon
mouth Center.
There was no school at the Academy,
Friday, the principal, Mr.. Patten, at
tended the convention at Portland.
new home.
The school at the Corner closed Fri
day. The average attendance was d
small fraction less than 20. the whole
| number attending being q. Seven did
not miss half day. They were.
Thelma Buker, Alice Tuttle, Florence
| Libbey, Hazel Danforth, Ethel Camp
bell. Walter Knight, Ardra Earle,
Three missed one-half day-Edith
Campbell Courteney Baker, Gilbert
Baker.
The Ladies Home Circle will meet
with Miss Maria Plympton of the
| Mills" Tuesday.
The Missionary Society is invited to
take dinner with the Plains Missionary
Society, Wednesday, at the home of
Mrs. l.. E. Shorey. All will attend
both meetings who can.
Rev. and Mrs. Harlow have returned
from South Windham.
Deputy Sheriff A. r. Bucklin went to
Augusta, Monday. to officiate at the
October term of court.
The blind student, Mr. Lynch of
Cobb Divinity school, Lewiston, sang
two solos at the morning service at the
Plains church, Sunday, and also spoke
at the evening service to an attentive
audience.
E. j. Fish went to Augusta. Monday.
to serve as a juryman.
VIM. r. Merriman is ill.,
The Missionary Society will meet
with Mrs. l.. Z. Shorey. Wednesday.
The Missionary Society of Litchfield
Corner is to be invited guests. A picnic
dinner will be served.
MANCHESTER.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Lord entertained,
Thursday evening. Oct. rs. large
gathering of their friends and neigh
Dors, Readtield Mt. Vernon, Belgrade.
Manchester and Augusta being repre-
sented The evening was spent in
playing games and dancing. Fine
music was furnished by Gardner
knowles of Manchester, who is so well
known as very able and delightful
volinist. Mr.. and Mrs. Lord are
most hospitable and received many
compliments for the cordial manner in
which they entertained their many
friends Bountiful refreshments were
served ard at a late hour the guests
babe their host and hostess goodnight
declaring it very enjoyable affair.
WEST GARDINER.
The Mckinley League will present
a box sociable and entertainment next
Saturday evening at Grange hall. This
is given for the benefit of the Merrill
district school with which it is con-
nected. Admission will be five cents.
George Dixon met with quite an
accident, last week. on the road be-
tween the Hallowell road schoolhouse
and A.. w. Fuller's. Ben Tenneys
automobile was met, and frightened
the horse throwing Mr.. Dixon to the
ground, one wheel passing over his
body. Mr. Dixon was carried home
in the automobile and a doctor called
No serious results will follow. This
is the third accident to Mr.. Dixon
this summer from meeting automo-
bileS.
Albert Fuller picked ripe Strawberries
last week. from vines which grew
from seeds sown in the spring. The
seed was procured from Mills of Rose
Hill, New York.
Miss Jennie Stackpole of New York.
has been the guest of James Small
and John Curtis. the past week.
Mrs. Stella Spear visited at A. w.
F'uller's. Saturday.
A. w. Fuller visited at William
Batchelders. Sunday.
Erwin Blake is visiting his grand
mother, Mrs. Anna Blake.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brown and
son Fred are guests at Mrs. Browns
mothers Mrs. Christiana Horn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert w. Fuller re-
ceived a very pleasant letter, last
week. from their daughter, Mrs. AL
fred Wessman, who went to Quincy
Mass to join her husband in their
new home. Mrs. Wessman writes to
her parents that she found a home of
elegance and wealth awainting her
on her arrival there. Every modern
convenience and even the most lux
urious furniture has been used in fix
ing up large and spacious dwelling.
A sideboard and several art squares
| We're only left out for her to select
to complete the arrangement of their
new home.
SPEARS CORNER-Eben Horn was
drawn as a traverse juror for the No
| vcmber term of the Superior court.
George r. Smith of Augusta was at
the Corner last Tuesday buying pota-
| toes.
| The county commissioners were in
| town, Wednesday. surveying the work
done by the town on the State road.
| Some thirty-five young friends of
Miss Lulu Powers gathered at her
| home, Friday evening. and passed an
| extremely pleasant evening.
| Augustus Littlefield of Hallowell was