Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-26
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Merrill, Sunday.
| Mr.. ana Mrs. w. F.. Mdxcy and Miss
Sarah Jewett Of Gardiner, passed Sun
| day with Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Heseltine.
Arthur Bowley. who sustained a
painful cut on the wrist, inflicted with
an axe while cho2pinG wood, recently,
| is reported as being very comfortable.
L. II. Merrill of Gardiner. spent Sun
day at the home of his son, Il. l.. Mer-
riil, aud attended the services at the
chapel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parley Emerson of
Gardiner, We're among the out of-town
visitors 1T tine chapel, Sunday
The schools in town closed Friday,
fOf i two weeks vacation.
Henry, the nine-year-old son Of 3.
l.. Merrill. had his ear quite severely
bitten by a horse. Monday morning.
j. w. Bartlett, who has been in town
for 2 few weeks on business, went to
Gardiner, Monday, where ne will re-
main few days before returning to
his home in Washington, ID. G.
Several Of the cottages at the pond
wcr" occupied, Sunday.
a. ]. Burns has just built new brick
chimney and fireplace in his cottage.
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Fred Richardson came down from
Winthrop to pass Sunday with his IA
Their. G. c. Richardson.
Gasoline threshing machines are do
ing II thriving business now, there be-
ing two in tn" vicinity at present; that
of Eugene Purington, and one owned
by Victor Ring.
DIR. Croker of Augusta was in town,
Sunday, called by the serious illness of
Miss Gertrude Allard.
Miss Mertie Colby was the guest of
her cousin, Minnie Peacock, Saturday
and Sunday.
c. w. Bowley and family have moved
to the Asa Newell farm, which they
have recently purchased.
Roy Richardson, who has been in
Whitensvlle. Mass, for Il few weeks.
has returned home.
Capt L. NJ. Bird is putting up Il new
hen house about 100 IT. in length
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CHELSEA.
Mr. and Mrs S. NJ. Dorr gave "a recep-
ton in honor of their son Otto and his
bride, who were married some two weeks
ago, at their home on the Gardiner road,
Saturday evening. A large number of in
VitatiOnS We're sent out and to judge by
the number present most of them were
accepted. The affair was wholly inform
al Mr.. and Mrs. Dorr receiving the
guests, who i'll turn offered coEgratula-
tons and best wishes to the happy couple.
The evening WAS delightfully."- passed with
music and social intercourse. Delicious
Katon Earle Hayes and Roy Kicker very
acCeptably acting as walters for the Or
casion: a large table was tastefully ar
ranged with many beautiful and useful
gifts, testifying in a measure the love
| and esteem i'll which the young couple are
held by their hosts of friends. Among
them was a beautiful lamp, dinner set,
many pieces of silver, glass ana china,
table linen, and brica-brac. also a sub
stantial cash gift The bride was remercl-
bered by her late associates in the Steam
laundry at Augusta, where she has been
a reliable emplOye for some time, with a
cash gift. At late hour the pleasant
gathering broke up and all departed,
leaving their best wishes for a long and
pleasant life to MIR. and Mrs. Dorr.
Rev. Mr.. Plummer of the IIallowell Bap-
fist church preached at the chapel Sun
day afternoon in exchange with MI.
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ence was present and greatly enjoyed his
discourse.
f. D. Lishness has been drawn to serve
or the jury at the November term of the
Superior Court at WaterVille
Mrs. Nesta Morgan and son Percy re-
turned. last Thursday, from a weeks
visit i'll Bath.
Miss Abbe Dore of Massachusetts is
the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Geyer.
Miss Lydia Peacock and Miss Jennie
Thcoblld Of Randolph We're guests of
Mrs. A. Il. Hayes. Saturday.
Rev r. ~ Colpitts of Vassalboro and
Mr. Mark Addition of Gardiner were call
| erS on the formers sister. Mrs Otto
Dorr. last week.
Mrs. Alice Greenlief of Gardiner called
on her mother, Mrs. Laura Thompson.
| Sunday.
Amnng the ont Of to,rn +,,.a~t-. -r-7r-'f-
her afliiction. The accident was very
| serious one the bones being crushed bad
| ~. and owing to the age of the patient,
we understand the physician considered 1t
nearly impossible to set them. Mrs. Col
Inns has the sympathy of her many
friends in town and their best wishes for
recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Wing of Farming
dale and Mrs. Lizzie Lunt and Wilson
Dorr of Augusta were callers at their
mothers, Mrs Eliza A. Dorr. Sunday.
WlNDsoRvILLE.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Jackson have re-
turned to New Hampshire after a
weeks visit with Mr. Jackson's sister,
Mrs. Joseph Wingood.
Mrs. Eta Hunt of Hudson. Mass, is
visiting friends and relatives in this
vicinity.
James Pratt has returned home from
Augusta.
c. r. Merrill is at work at Rumford
| Falls.
Farmers in this section have come to
the conclusion that Herbert Ware is
the top notch potato raiser. he having
raised 1900 bushels.
| NJ. I. Greeley and family have re-
| turned from Bingham.
There will be a dance at French's
pavilion, Oct g. An oyster supper
Will be served.
| L. Q. Fentiman of Lynn, Mass, was
a business caller in town, Wednesday.
Miss Susie Swift is visiting her par