Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-03
STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEc.
RIVERSIDE.

sey for snort visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Hall of South
China visited Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Far
well. Mrs. Halls parents, last Sunday.
Miss Julia Folsom of Augusta was
the guest last week of Miss Emma
Springer at Broadacres.
Edgar NJ. Durham, postmaster at
Vassalboro. called on \. II. Fossett'
Sunday.
Miss Sara Brown has returned from
Boston where she has been visiting.
Arthur Strong of Boston is visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. stephen
Strong.
Ed. Howe is engaged in harvesting
his potatoes and will have 300 Dusheis'
Welding about 300 bushels TO the acre
lie Is shipping them to the BOSTON
market He has sent two carloads
and will send two more this Week. ana
continue to ship them as fast as he digs
them.
One item in last weeks paper got IN
slightly mixed. In the account of r.
q. Browns farming operations. it
should have read 1900 bushels of oats
instead oil I'M, anu SH'ui'i nav $500 -
had several acres of corn.
Mrs. f.. o. Brown accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. Purinton Of North
NassalDoro. took 4 carriage drive last
week, visiting at Canaan, Hartland and
Dexter. They returned sunday.
CHELSEA.
James Curtis went to Boston last
week where he purchased a lin" horse
for teaming.
Miss Grace Thompson who has been
nursing In Watrrvillr for several weeks
is at home for visit with her mother.
Mrs. Laura Thompson.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Albion Patterson and
children Of Augusta spent Sunday with
their aunt. Mrs. Villa H"menWay.
Mrs. Herbert Hamlin and children of
Gardner were, guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
George MOrrell. last week.
Miss Lydia Peacock and Miss Jennie
Theobald Of Randolph called On friends
in town. Friday.
Miss Haiti" Farnham and Lee Lewis
returned to their homes in Augusta al
ter three weeks vacation passed at
Miss Farnham's old home in town.
Miss Ida SearleS who has been
spending the summer with friends i'll
clinton returned home last week.
Mrs. Etta Morgan and Walter Nor
gan Of Randolph passed Sunday with
their parents, Mr.. ana Mrs. G""rg"
Morgan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cove Of Randolph and
Miss Nettina Dorr of Gardiner spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. s. VI. Dorr.
Miss Olga Olson and Miss Thurza
Barbour " no have been guests of Mrs.
T.. f. Fisher for two weeks. have re-
turned to their homes in Portland.
VIM. II. Kidder ana Miss EnZa
Green of North Pittston were callers in
town. Sunday.
The cranberry crop is falling far
short this wear George Morgan Will
have only about one-fourth' his usual
quantity.
y. NJ. Hemenway is making quite eX-
tensive repairs on the interior of his
house. and is also shiugling the ell
+. G. Meadcr has purchased Of Georg"
MOrang pair Of mules.
CHURCH HILL.
Mrs. Henry Macomber Of Boston is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Geo Bean.
Mrs. Sadie Ballard of Vassalboro has
been visiting at her brothers. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Phelan'S.
Mrs. G. ". Bailey who has been ill is
abb" to be out.
Aubry Bartlett and sister of South
Somerville were here Sunday calling on
relatives.
Church & Hewins have just shipped
carload Of furniture lumber.
Mrs. c. o. Stone Is spending week
on the HIN.
Chas. Pierce has just finished paint
ing a house for a. Il. Mason.
Chas. A. Bailey is moving a barn for
Ruben Marston at Browns Corner
VIM. A. Allen was on the Hill sun
day.
Mrs. Emma Leighton spent Sunday
with her cousins. Mrs. Whitney ana
Miss Church.
l.. ". Bailey is painting 4 house for
l.. NJ. Poor.
G. l.. Wentworth has finished riaS-
terlng his house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Coleman We're AT
Amos Cunningham'S, Sunday.
BELGRADE LAKES.
w. s. SOule Of Augusta has bfei>
STAYING at his cottage the past week
spending his time fishing and hunting
Mrs. Carrie Sevey is about to nave
her house enlarged by adding on anotil-
~ story and a portico across the enc
next 10 the street. The French brotl
ers have taken the job and will prop
ably commence work his week.
Mrs. Spaulding and her daughter
Florence contemplate closing their cor
tage for the season and return to R"s'
ton this week.
Harold Young. Adventist Of Norti
Monmouth. occupied the pulpit at the
Methodist church last Sunday. He
coming again in two weeks.
Farmers are busy gathering then
| appics. There is a very good croI
considering the shortage elsewhere.
Elder r. f.. Blaisdell preached at th'
r,dlay SchoolhoIIS.l I'm The. eastern par