Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-08-15
WEST GARDINER.

Mr.. and Mrs. William 8. Gray and Mr.
and Mrs Sterling of 'Roxblry. JamaIc:
Plain. Mass. who have been .,spendin,
two weeks at Charles. j. MeCausand'.
cottage at CObbossee, returned home
Saturday During their sojourn at til,
lake they have been very successful h
| landing fine specimens of fish, especially
black bass. On Thursday. Mrs, Gray
caught one measuring 70 inches In length
| five inches wide, three inches through
Mrs. Sterling was high line" as she
caught the largest number of bass. The
men of the party had good fishing, bu
| the ladies took the medals
TIE demand for butter, eggs and farm
| produce, from the cottages and resorts
| for the past month, has far exceeded the
supply. Every small farm with only one
| COW and few hens has been called upon
to help supply this demand. All the cot
tages and hotels have been crowded thus
far this season with pleased and profit
able patrons. fully demonstrating the
fact that the beautiful heaith-giving re-
sorts Of Maine are growing more popular
every year
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Cannon of Au-
gusta. spent Sunday with Mrs. Cannon's
| father, Clarence Curtis.
Mrs. Nettie Curtis of Augusta, was a
! guest at her brothers, Forest Wake
field, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alpheus Spear, Mrs. Nit
tie Mitchell and daughter. Miss Edith
Of Waltham, Mass, Mr., and Mrs, A.. W.;
DeFratus and Roy DeFratus spent Sun
day evening at John Scotts. '-i.. q
Frank Hodgsdon of Gardiner, was a
| visitor in town, Sunday. -Nea
Louis Cannon and Raymond Hopkins
visited at John Horns, Sunday.
| Frank Collins cut the grain on Clarence
Curtis farm, hast week.
Harry Spear and family spent Sunday
| In Manchester with Mr.. Spears brother,
: Milton Spear.
! Mrs. Blue and son of Brunswick, have
| been visiting the past week at William
, Bachelors and Lindsey Aliens.
| Towle Brothers purchased a fine horse.
| last week. TO take the place of "Old
| JOHN who had to be killed on account
| of being cut by the moving machine
! during haying.
James Small was kicked by his horse,
Sunday morning, while working in his
barn. The injury did not prove serious.
Those who are interested in Horticulture
| and cultivate and love flowers are we'll
rewarded for their labor, this season.
| The flower gardens were never more
beautiful than at the present time. Sweet
peas, nasturtiums and mignonette fill the
air with their lovely fragrance. while
the beautiful cosmos, dahlias. petunias
and flowers too numerous TO mention are
now coming into bloom. Among flower
. gardens which attract attention may be
mentione,. those of Mrs Reuben l..
Snowe. Mrs. Eben Horn, DR.. Merrill and
others.
SOUTH vAssALBoRo.
]. c. Whltehousc Of Wilmington. Del,
arrived. Saturday evening for a short
visit at his old home in this place.
Miss Annie Miller is visiting her aunt
Miss Metealf of Leorskster Mass,
returned to her home. Friday, after
passing two weeks with her friend
Mrs. +. Lee Stone.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. p. Whitehouse and
boi" w uttCHoIu liiS
Cniversalist services at Oak Grove,
Sunday.
Mrs. J. P. TwitchclI and daughter,
Gladys, and guest. Miss Dorothy Mars
ton, attended campmeeting at Maple
Grove, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Patterson and
children of China, and Frank Taylor of
New York City, passed Friday, at f. B.
WhitchouSe's.
Frank Doe and friend of Providence
#. l., were in the place, last week, call
ing on friends.
Schools in town will omen, Sept. Is,
and continue 10 weeks, with the follow
ing corps of teachers: North vassal-
boro Grammar, Eta Patten; North
Nassalboro intermediate, Abbie Bur-
CESS; North Vassalboro Primary, Lena
Priest: East Nassalboro. Alice Randall; ;
South Vassalboro. Nellie Hillman; Vas
salborO, Irie Webster: Riverside Gram
mar. Bessie Reed; Riverside Primary.
Viola AdeH; Aver. Bfrdena Basford;
Perley, Florence Taught: Small, Eva
Crosby.
NORTH SIDNEY.
XhioS AoiiIiiCy anu
Totman, who have been passing sever
al weeks with their grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs. James Bean. returned to
their home in Massachusetts, Satur-
Gay.
Mrs. Geo. Carlyle and daughter of
Lynn. are visiting at Chester Hallett's.
Miss Grace Graves went to Farming
ton, l&st week.
Miss Lampson Of Newton. is visiting
Miss Florence Springer.
E. N. Springer of Newton, has join
ed his family at their summer home
Daniel Whitehouse OF Augusta. and
his niece, Miss Amy Clark of this
place, passed Sunday at Peaks Island.
+ Thomas Bird of East Boston, arriv-
ed at J. H. Beams. Saturday
! Misses Winnie and Antoinette Moore
visited relatives in Benton, last Tues
I day. - ''' -s
The Baptist Sunday school Of this
place. will have basket picnic Thurs
day of this week. in the grove at