Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-07
this town and Mrs Nellie G. Weber
of Richmond
WEST GARDINER.

The pest which was found in some
Of the orchards last week. and thought
to be broWn-tail moths. have been pro-
nounced by a Massachusetts, man to
be the gypsy moth. Quite number
have been found, and whatever they
are they are bad enough and need to
be looked after. They are in small
swarms and distributed about on the
| trees. Everything is eaten clean. and
close to tie branches. They disappear
suddenly and no one can tell where
| they go.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Rice visited
friends in East Winthrop. Tuesday.
All the schools IN town commence.
Monday.
Miss Theola Horn. went to Augusta.
Tuesday, to attend the fall term of the
Cony High school.
Work has commenced at Horn
/ Brothers tannery.
Clarence Getchell has shut down his
saw mill for repairs.
Mrs. Alice Towle and daughter Ella.
who have been visiting Mrs. Towles'
daughter. Mrs. Roscoe Parsons, in
CHELSEA.
Drummond Cutting of Phippsburg. pass
| ed few days with w. Scott Powers, last
week and was at Union Grange, Satur-
| day.
| Mrs Mary A. Hildreth of East Dixfield.
passed last week with Mrs. c. H. Watson.
| Mrs. Edna Look and Mrs. Mcdonald
| and son returned to Dorchester. Mass.
| last Tuesday. after Il months visit at Mr..
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Patterson and family
| of Augusta. were guests of Mrs. N. NJ.
| Hemenway a few days last week.
| Again it is necessary to record the
/ death of very respected and we'll known
citizen of Chelsea Aaron D. Condit. who
| 18th inst He will be remembered as the
| mail carrier for Il number of years from
| the Chelsea Post Office to the Kennebec
| Central Railroad. His age was IS.
He served three enlistments in the Re
| belion from Newark. N. J. The funeral
will be from the Home Chapel at two
o'clock Thursday and interment will be
| in the Morrell cemetery on the Gardiner
road in Chelsea.
WEST CHELSEA.
Mrs. Charlotte Blanchard who has been
| the guest of Mrs. II. E. White for two
| weeks. has returned to her home in Au-
gusta.
Mr., and Mrs. w. E. seekins returned.
| THURSDAY, from TWO weeks FlSlL III
New Hampshire and Vermont.
". S. Powers. who recently sold his
span of large horses has purchased nm;
| large horse of Manchester parties.
| Miss Edith Clark of Aroostook has been
visiting her friend. Miss George White
| for some weeks.
Mr. and Mrs Herbert l.. Hayes and two
| daughters have been visiting at Mrs.
Hayes former home in Washington for
| the past ten days.
| Miss Lizzie Shorey of Boston. who has
| been the guest of Mrs. D. c. Derry. re-
| turned to her home. Monday.
T. f. Seckins of Wiscasset has been
visiting his brother. W. Z. Seekins few
days, this week.
| Mrs e. NJ Pickett of Portland and
Miss Josephine kealy of Whitefield, were
| calling on friends in this place. Friday.
| Walter Powers has secured employment
| i'll ardner
Mr.. and Mrs. James Atkins of Fairfield.
who have been Visiting Mrs. Atkins pa
| rents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Howard Hunt.
| have returned to their home.
| Miss Fannie Kelley of Wells. N. H.. and
1 Mrs. Fred Weber and son. Harold. OF
| Randolph. called on friends in this place
| Tuesday.
| Many people from this part of the town
| will attend the Windsor fair. this week
Schools in town began the fall term
| Monday, Sept. L. School in this district
is taught by Miss OConner of Hallowell