Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-07
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Waldron who
have been spending a week with Mrs
Waldron's brother. Mr.. Il. III. Thomas,
have returned to thelc home in Lewis
ton.
Road Commissioner Hunt has finish
ed iifty rods of state road, doing an ex-
ccllent piece of work.
Miss Mary Austin is spending few
weeks at Harpswcll at the summer
home Of her brothers family.
Miss Edna Hewitt. housekeeper for
Mrs. Ella Jackson. is away on a vaca-
ton and Miss Annie Knowles is substi-
tutii.g for her in her absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Taught after
pleasant carriage driv3 through many
Maine towns have returned to their
home in Center Sidney where they will
be at home TO their friends.
The rain Of Sunday was 4 great dis
appointment to the many people who
planned to attend the "ampmeeting at
Lakeside.
The many friends of Mrs Maria Mace
vii be pleased to learn that she is slow
~ recovering from her Ilress of last
Slring and can walk withDut the use of
crutcheS
WiNSLoW.
Mr. and Mrs. William Farras Of Au-
burn has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
~. II. +. Buffum. Mrs. Farras is a sis
ter of Mrs. Buffum's. Chesley Towle of
Auburn. has also been visiting them.
Miss Ethel Lancaster went to Old Or
chard, Saturday, to be the guest of her
aunt. Mrs. Kate Lancaster who re-
Gently arrived from the West.
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Robinson passed
three days with a. p. Robinson i'm Vas
salboro.
Mrs. William Garland is very i'll at |
her home with heart trouble. Mrs. Car
son also is very i'll with the same
trouble. She is the mother of Mrs. |
Frank Garland.
Miss Ruby Abbott and Karl Gates of |
Nassalboro. was entertained at the
home Of Mrs. A. II. f. Buffum, re-
Gently.
The schools of the town opened, |
Monday. The High school opened with |
a good attendance There were three |
new scholars, being Misses Pomroy, |
Weber and Richardson, all entered |
the freshman class. Mildred Paine and |
Clarence Howard have left school and |
will attend Coburn Classical Institute. |
On account of i'll health Miss Ethel |
Lancaster will not return. |
Mrs. Payson and Mrs. H. b. Smell |
were called in town recently.
Edwin +. Blackwell and NJ F. |
Hutchinson recently picked ripe Guilt |
waited strawberries from their gar
dens.
Mrs. NJ. F. Hutchinson and soon. al |
so George II. Perry. returned from Au-
gusta. Saturday evening.
George Stobie will enter Hebron |
Academy, this fall
READFlELD DEPOT.
+. NJ Hutchinson and family. who have |
occupied their house during the summer. |
left Thursday for their home in Win |
chester. Mass.
Miss Alice NJ. Brown and brother Guy
Brown, Livermore Falls are guests Of
their uncle. w. F. Bourne. Mr.. Brown
at the Worcester POLYTECHNIC
institute.
Master Willis Brown, who is six years |
old, son of Sheriff Brown. dug, collected
and put in bags bushels oil potatoes III |
one afternoon, the first bushel being dug
and sacked in 90 minutes.
Several residents Of this place attended
the funeral of the late William Harvey
at Eeadtield. Saturday. l.
The gold watch which was lost by Miss
Winnie Rickiord while travelling from
Rcldheld TO Belgrade. was found by Sher-
man Cram. who when the mail carrier
made inquiry, giving a description, said
he had such watch, and had been look
EE for several da VS. for an ad in the Ken |
1rbec journal that he might restore il to
lie owner. Miss Bickford ~ pleased to
receive her watch.
Miss lZetta Royal and Miss Lottie Adell
viii resume their work rs teachers in the
same school they taught before. Miss
Royal in Manchester and Miss Adell in
fayctte.
The SIorah family Of Florida, who are
It Coleman Grove. will remain through
he month of September. as they wish to |