Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-20
STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEC.
BRANCH MILLS.

| Young, Dulsie Crummett, Doris
Morgan, Beatrice Worthing, Gertrude
Rowe. Marion Worthing. Eva Worth
! ing, George Bradstreet. Floyd Perkins.
Jasper WorIhing, Harvey Doe and
| Junior Tobey. One lear little smiling
face was sadly missed. The time was
filled with games such as children love.
| The, young host and hostess each re-
ceived many pretty gifts.
! Miss Edna Osgood OF Cars Corner.
passed a few days with ner sister Mrs.
Alice Parmenter, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Edison Worthing ana
| son, Jasper, went to Waterville, one
day last week.
Ray Dove has been at work for j. *.
4 r. Dinsmore in haying.
Mrs. Hattie Worthing and little
daughter, Marion. were the guests of
Mrs. Matte Worthing. last Saturday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. j. Dinsmore were
| I'm Augusta, lest week.
Francis Moody is boarding at w. H.
Dailey's.
Mrs. Ada Parmentar is at Weeks
| Mills, caring for Mrs. Matte Reed, who
has a young child.
| Miss Mildred Parmenter returned to
Pittsiield. Tuesday, Of last week. where
| she has a situation.
| Rev. II. F. Wood Of Winslow, gave n
fine sermon. July Ii. in Union church.
| Mrs. Eva Smith returned to her home
in Waltham, Mass, Sunday.
/ Winfield Small of Augusta, is at his
uncle's, John Small.
II Mrs. Clara Ward, who has been in
Il Augusta, caring for her sick brother,
VIII Haskell. returned to ncr home, last
Friday. A
II Edward Nelson and daughter Edith,
Of Waterville, were in the Village, last
Sunday.
II Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. z. Dinsmore and
little Dorothy, passed 4 Part of last
week at the seaside.
Mrs. Eta Worthing entertained the
Ladies' Society, last week.
The remains of the late Mrs. Lot +.
Trask of Riverside, ware brought here,
Sunday, for intermenr. The deceased
was the daughter IF Alonzo and Eliza
Freeman and in her younger days re-
sided in this village. Quite q number
IF old friends gathered in the cemetery
az she was laid to rest. Her daughter,
Flora. and brother. Ora l.. Freeman Oe
St. Adams Accompanied the remains
Lewis Aldred returned to Waltham.
last Saturday. Mrs. Aldrcd VIII remain
few days longer.
W. r. Worthing Of Rro2kton, Mass.
has been passing a week with friends in
this village
III George Gardiner OF Boston. is at his
fathers, Amos Gardiner. in Palermo
LITcHflELD PLAINS
Rev. L. S. Williams Of Sabattus,
preached at the Plains church, Sunday,
in exchange with he pastor, Guy p.
Benner Quite n number Of guests
were in attendance from Monmouth
also summer visitors from New York
and Massachusetts,.
! MARANAcooK.
Mrs. A. B. HUFF of East Boston, is at
H. l.. Whittier's AMI will remain until
the last Of August.
Mr.. Mcrcerean, who has purchased
the Jackson place, is now In Boston on
business.
MIR. and Mrs. Wilbur fisk o: Bangor,
recently called on friends.
Phillis Jackson. II Mel.ose. Mass,
Mrs. Clark and son Of Braihtree. Mass.
Mr.. Mercerean and Others are stopping
with Mrs. Linwood Townsend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler If Wakefield.
Mass, were accompanied on their re.
turn home by Miss Ella Flanders, VIII,
will remain In Wakefield some weeks
longer
Burt Flanders is In the employ of Nj.
Black of Readfeld. durinA, the hayins
season.
Mrs. Butler OF Crais's Point, is hav-
ing succession Of dances. Thursday
evenings. Miss Carrie Engalls and an
other young lady from Boston. are ex-
perts In the art of dancing and th..
amusement in costume is very pleasing
and attractive. A prize dance will be
given, July q. the -lrst prize being a
silver watch; second Il god thimbIe:
and third, n solid silver snoon.
NORTH vAssALBoRo.
Miss Edith Cook is at home for her
summer vacation.
/
passing their vacation at his old home
in Bloomfield. N. b. His pulpit at the
Methodist church was occupied, Sun
day. by Rev. Mr.. Strout pastor Of the
Advent church in Vinalhaven
Unusually hot weather has prevailed
during the past week, but in spite OF
the fact good amount of haying was
done.
One hundred and eleven tickets were
sold at this station for Winslow, circus
day.
Seth Whitney has bought the grass on
the Esther Handy place and is having
1t harvested.
Mrs. Geo. Clark Of China, formerly Of
this village, presented her husband
with n 12-pound girl baby, Sunday
morning.
Mrs. Jane Stuart Of Somerville
Mass. Is visiting her niece, Mrs. ]. NJ.
Cook. '-.
| Childrens night will be observed by
Nassalhoro Rebekah Lodge, No. 81,