Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-11-15


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Mrs. Maria G,oss has returned ia her
home in Boston after passing the sum
mer at II. W. Knights.
Miss Isabel Reid Of Gorham and
Miss Clara Reid of Ioulton. have been
passing a few days at DR.. ]. f.
OdiOrniS
in Boston.
Mrs Emma Kimball. who was in
jured recently by being thrown from
her wagon. has nearly recovered. which
is good news TO her many friends.
{. Il. Moody of Chelsea, was n visitor
in this place. Saturday.
LITcHFlELD.
POND ROAD-A. p. Berry has AGED
new horsepower gasoline engine in
his barn for use in grinding roots and
feed for his stock. Mr.. Berry has a fine
set Of buildings, Well equipped with
| modern improvements to which he IL
constantly making additions. Mr.. Der
rvs business is ~ New York.
bat for 4 home he thinks there
is no place quite equal 30 the
good Old state of Maine. Later ON
he cOntemplates building a DWELLING.
house here To correspond with his 9TH
or buildings. which consist of farm
house. barn. stable and summer cottage
at the pond, and will. we hope, make
his home here.
Leonard @. Merrill, colby College. 90
PASSED Sunday al home with his pa
rents, Mr.. ana Mrs. r. l.. Merrill
Mrs. Hannah Holskina is III with APP
Dendicitis.
Frank Merrill of Gardiner. was
among the visitors a the chapel sun
day.
George =. Eui,r, who has been Wis
ting his uncle, ". Z. EuAtr, returned
to his home III Salem. Mass, Friday.
Frank Peacock lost one of his horses.
Saturday. The animal injured his hip
III the stable, rendering it necessary
t. kill him.
c. J. Driscol returned from Rost on
Saturday.
Misses Mary MaXcy and Louise Mel
son We're at ". 6. Heseltine's. Sunday
L. il. h6l L III VI 'ItitillltI, N1Slltu
son, r. l.. Merrill. Sunday.
Miss Edith Brann, who has been in
for number Of weeks, is gaining
Mrs. j. F. Small has gone to Orr's Is
land. where she is engaged i'll nursing.
WEEKS MILLS.
Harry Doe of Lakeside. also Yves
Morrill, are ploughing for Dean Estes.
Mrs. Willis Pinkham and two daugh-
ters, EVcrai and Lena Of Windsorville,
were the guests Of Mrs. May Perkins,
Sunday.
Mrs. George Stewart is visiting rel
atives in Augusta.
Mrs. Henry Rich Of Bradley, visited
her uncle, LleWelyni Jackson. last
week.
The canning factory closed, Saturday
night. after Il very successful season.
Mrs. NJ. r. Perkins will start. Tues
day, for Il visit with relatives i'll differ
cnt Parts of Massachusetts.
Orion Holt has accepted a position
With McDugal Bros, who are lumber
ing on the Turner lot in Palermo.
WEST CHELSEA.
Mr. and Mrs George Gordon and
their youngest son, Harry, of Union.
have returned to their home after a
weeks visit to their daughter. Mrs. II.
l.. Hayes.
Mr.. and Mrs James r. Hayes spent
Sunday with the formers parents, Mr.
and Mrs NJ. H. Hayes.
II. l.. Hayes spent Sunday with
friend. in Augusta.
J. E. Hayes has shifted his threshing
machine To the saw and is saving wood
for Decker Hardware GO. of Gardiner.
About 50 couples attended the dance
at the Town hall, Saturday evening,
ana enjoyed Il thoroughly good time.
Another dance will be held next Satur-
day, but if stormy postponed to the
next fair Saturday. Good music will
be furnished and refreshments served.
ALBION
Oscar Bragg is one of the lucky
hunters as he recently shot a fine deer.
1t was Il very large one weighing 80
pounds.
Merit Chalmers had eight Of his best
sheep killed hy dogs one day recently.
only !,X escaping out of Il flock of ii.
T. j. Whitaker has crew at work
having pipe to carry water from a
large spring to his residence. As the
location of tn" spring is somewhat
higher than the top Of tho barn he can
have running water III amy part Of the
buildings.
RIVERSIDE.
c. NJ. Appleton and Augustus Went
worth each shot 4 deer last week.
AIR. ana Mrs. Guy Han Of South
Chinu, were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Fred i'arWeil, sunday.
Eufus i;rag%, who died at his son
Johns n North NasSalburn last week
was brought here ANA buried. Satur-
day. His disease was Il heart trouble
from V hich he had suffered more or
less Tor some years. His age was -
years. He was a man of kindly nature
and was highly respected wherever
known. BESIDES the son already mem