Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-13
STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEC
EAST READFIELD.

Mr, ana Mrs. Warren Butler went on
the Bar Harbcr excursion from Augusta.
last sunday, and on their return were
accompanied by Mr.. Buffers parents from
Surry.
MIR. and Mrs. F. E. Brainard of Win
throp. visited Mrs. II. ]. Holmes, one day
last week
isaac Mace still has charge of the
wayne town farm, as no one has been
found 10 take his place. HIS family are
at his nome in this place caring for his
sister, Mrs Maria Mace.
Miss Mary Z. Austin. returned from
FlarpSWell. last week. where she has been
having an outing for several weeks. She
was accompanied by her brother, DR.. Ar
thur T.. Austin. on a short visit to his
father and mother
I. Z. Morrill, our sexton. was called to
the OLD Baptist cemetery in the eastern
part of the town. Monday. to bury the
body or a child that died III Augusta, II
relative OF the Moore family in Sidney.
who have let here.
Mrs. A. L. Mace has a nice and inter
estinS rock of Guinea chicks. The hen
stole her nest in the field and Matched 10
little ones. They did not enjoy confine-
ment and SO were given their liberty.
winch mas caused 4 loss in number but
has added to the enjoyment of the sur
the hen will give her warning cry and
1t is amusing to see them run to cover.
NORTH WAYNE.
rival of an Shz-round baby girl at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Force,
Sunday morning
Mrs: Amy Packard and children of Bal
leyville, Sunday, visited ner grandpa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crosby. Mrs.
Crosby is confined to the house by Illness
nearly all the time and the oft-repeated
visits from her grandchildren and great
grandchildren are source of great pleas
ure to her
Picnics were in order on the shores of
the pond, Sunday, no less than three be
Der from North Wayne. Fayette and
kent's HILL The day was fine and no bet
| ter place can be found for a few hours
recreation. The log cabin built by Z. l.,
Crosby is a charming place for week s
vacation. 1t is expected that several 9th
ers will be erected. another season. and
| that in a short time the shores of this
pond will be a beautiful summer resort.
LAkEsHORE.
Charles Ellis and two sons have return
| ed to their home in Somerville. Mass.
after passing a few days with the for
mer's father, Laforest Ellis.
| Miss Edna Tillson passed Sunday at her
old home
| Mr. and Mrs T. w. Longley attended
| the JuSttlCt LouSe at RlNSlSlue. StlutudS
Will Swift of Augusta, has returned
home. after passing a short vacation with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. 6. d. Swift.
Mrs. Nemiah Swift and grandson
Ralph. returned to their home in SkoNhe-
gan, last week.
BELGRADE.
| Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. Nichols of
Providence, r. l., who have been visiting
at their cousins. Mrs. Charles Folsom.
| Of New Sharon. were called home very
| Unexpectedly last week by business mat
! tiers. They very much regret that their
visit was thus cut short before visiting
relatives in Belgrade and Sidney.
Gardiner Bigelcw is making extensive
repairs on the Mcssalonskee Lake Hotel
and stable. also is rushing work on the
building which he purchased of the NJ. c.
r. r. and which he is making into q very
desirable building for rent it will add
greatly to the appearance of the street
when completed.
Mrs Angie Taylor and children of Au-
gusta visited relatives in town. Sunday.
Mrs. Abbie Folsom of New Sharon
visited relatives in Mt Vernon and Bel
grade. last week.
Mrs. Anna Nichols of Providence. r. t.
who has been spending some weeks at
her cottage. The lockwood" will return
| home this week.
Mrs. Addio Knowles of Boston. Mass, is
visiting at H. l. fuckers.
Geo. Andrews is making extensive re-
pairs on his house