Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-09
STATE NEWS.
KENNEL Bee
WlNpsCRviLlE.

Joseph French went to Augusta
Monday.
Miss Reta Cox is visiting Mrs. Henr,
Coombs.
Herbert Dodge made a trip to Gard.
liner. Saturday. with load of slaves
for his brother. A. J. Dodge.
Mrs. Eta Leonard and sister Ma,
French. and friend, Mr.. Blood. all OF
MasraC husetts, are visiting with thei,
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. French.
Miss Maude Ningood Of Augusta, was
in town, Thursday.
Arthur Choate and Mills TAYLOR
made u trip to Augusta, one day, this
week.
Leslie Hislor went to Wateryille
Monday.
The dance in French's pavilion. Aug.
2, was well patronized. there being
about So couple taking part in the
dancing, and nearly as many more
rocking on. Another dance is announced
for .he 18th Of August. A baked bean
and brown bread supper will be served
to those who wish it.
Nls,S Lila ITeDlc ~ ViSltlnR nor BIS
ter. Mrs. l.. r. Hisler.
WOODBINE HILL.
Mr.. Hirons of Medford, Mass, is a
visitor at MaplewOod.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin of Dorchester,
caught six very handsome salmon and
one trout last week. Mr.. and Mrs. IT.
win have been at Maplewood and may
well feel proud of their success i'm fish
ing.
Mr.. Lowry. Mr. Heshion. Mr.. Riley,
Mr.. Daley. Mr.. Gallagher all of Cam
bridge. are stopping at Maplewood.
David r. Blevins, John E. Paris and
James l.. De Knight of Cambridge. are
summer visitors at Merrill Pinkham's.
Miss Alice Wakefield of High street.
is visiting Mrs. Nellie Collins, on Mill
street.
Miss Emily Larrabee of Revere, will
pass the remainder of the summer at
her uncle's, Frank Collins. on Mill
street.
Mrs Payson. Mrs. Addie Stone and
son Charles, and Miss Matte Lang are
visiting Mrs. Stones brother, Eben
Horn.
Notice Is given that Rev. Mr.. Her
rick, a retired minister of Ha1loweil.
will hold services at the First Baptist
church. Sunday. in place of Rev. Mr..
Plummer who is now taking a much
needed vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Wessman and daughter.
Phyllis. passed Sunday at Mrs. Wess-
mans fathers, Albert Fuller.
A very gay party passed Sunday at
Frank Wakcfield's cottage.
WEEKS MILLS.
Mrs. Jane Mclaughlin died. Thursday.
after short Illness. Funeral services
were held at p NJ. Sunday. Rev ].
Frank Jones of Windsor. officiating.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Malcolm are enter
tanning relatives from Boston.
Mr.. ana Mrs. a. r. Burrill. Mrs. Mary
Perkins and daughter, Xerda. and Miss
Maudc Hawes of South China, have gona
to Pcmaquid for an outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Doe of Boston, are
visiting relatives here and attending Ma
pie Grove campmeeting.
Mrs. Florence Goddard of Waterville, is
visiting her aunt. Mrs. Dean Estes, for
a week.
Mrs Enoch Weeks and grandson of
and Mrs. Dexter Hysom, also Mrs. Brown
Of Augusta.
Miss Mamie Holloway of Newport. Wis
tied relatives in this place. last week.
BELGRADE LAKES.
Elder W. H. jackson. Adventist, of
North Monmouth. occupied the pulpit at
tendance was quite large.
Elder F. f. BlaisdeIl occupied the pull
pit at Magraw Pond chapel, Oakland,
last Sunday
Russell Morrill,. last week, bought a
cottage lot of Eugene Towle. on the lot
frmerly owned by Henry Chandler. stu
ated on the west shore of Great lake.
Bert Whitney of Lynn. Mass. is the
guest of Mrs. Carrie Sevey
Wesley Damren attended the horse trot
at Watervile, Friday
Mrs. Ford Of Boston, came, last week
and is occupying her new cottage near
the village
EAST PITTSTON.
Miss Clara Reid is visiting friends in
Augusta for a short time
The perfect weather of the past few
days has been appreciated by no one
more than the farmers. Many Of whom
have been abe to finish haying.
Miss Linkbetter of Boston is the guest
of her sister Mrs. B. w. Scott
Measles have appeared in this village,
tn" disease being confined to children.
Mrs. II. r Williams and daughter of
Foxcroft. arrived Thursday. to join Mr..
Williams. who is one of the instructors
In the summer school.
Mrs. +. T. Scott and her children
have gone to New Brunswick for a few
weeks.
Miss Julia BlodSett of Massachusetts.
is visiting her brother. John Blodgett.
Mrs. w s. Clcaves has returned from
n visit in Sheepscot
Miss Edna. and Ida Dow went to Wis
casset. Friday. where they will spend a
short vacation.
Mrs. Katherine Hanley of Gardiner is
passing short time at her former home
in this place
The friends Of Mrs. Julia Reid, who
has been i'll at tho home of her son in