Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-28
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Ami, and !airh Alli.r r,tu.u.J MI
. their hcmc in Thu Tiarc Thursday Twill III
passing several wet.S Will tlI,ii. ,utI.. wv
Portsmouth, \. Ii.
Mrs. Il. y. ThGyeG o1 EroohIAn, \. y
who has been visiting relatives i,1 sever
! III weeks past, went to Augusta. Thurs
day, to visit her sister before returniua,
to her home.
Mrs. c. H. Morse ard brother. Everett
Richardson OF Bcothbay, We're callers i'll
this place, Friday
Mrs. Linwood Saben went to Augusta.
saturday night to stay over Sunday with
relatives.
Those from this place who attended the
Central Maine fair at Waterville, Thurs
hay, were ere Mr.. and Mrs, F. b. White
| ItillTan, Miss f. Belle Taylor, F. \.
Barnes, w. Cross. Mrs. W. ID. Stuart.
Mrs. W. 7. Lamson and Miss Rose Lam
sor' .
The c. E. Society OF North Manchester
has retained the services of Rev. Robert
Morris of East Winthrop, through Octo-
ber. Next Sunday. MIR. Morris will talk
upon The Observance of the Sabbath
and al are invited to attend the meetings
" ate rville. field secretary. will meet with
this society sometime in October. Mrs
Hackett and Mrs. Jackman were appoint
Cd delegates to attend the meeting in
Mrs. Clara Leonard while dclive ring
butter TO her customers in Augusta
Wednesday,, slipped on the wet grass and
fell, striking her thumb in such man
her rs to put ii out OF joint. She preSse j
lit back into position and kept on deliver
ing butter and eggs i'll spite of the pain
This same woman, was out berrying i
picking her tlackberries. She told them
there were no more berries than she
wanted herself They looked at her and
I 4 grI,r 4
there alone. Mrs. Leonard. glancing at
her only companion. large St. Bernard
dog who stood guard at her side, said no.
ana il they did not leave Immediately Sh
would set the dog on them. They Went
without waiting for a second invitation.
Melvin Watson Of Augusta, Hho has
beSn passing his two weeks vacation iii
RoG1c, Belgrade. Oakland and Waterville
HewNt's.
Miss Helen Frost Is attending the fall
term at kont'S Hill.
Miss Grace Fifield is teaching in Angus
ia. "
Monmouth Academy open,d, last TIL.
day, with Is pupils. under the inslruc.! ,.
OF Prof. Arthur J. CHICK, PRINCIPAL. go. /
Miss katherine kendrIcks as isSs4st IL
The annex to the academy has b,tn but
The Grammar school at the Center NJ
not open, this fall, on account Of Il +
schoolhouse being used in building Ii
new enc. The other schools in town urc
Warren, Miss Lena Leavitt South, Nj
Ma,eton: Norris Hill Mss Jennie R:dlt J .
East. Miss Rubie True; Neck. Miss Flor
,uc, I.,cl-ar'i: North Monmouth Gram
mar. Miss Emma Coombs; Primary, Miss
1'iOrencc Kimbdll.
Mrs, d. b. Harrington is rendering fine
mtusc at the Methodist church as soloiSt.
=. 3. Harrington. who bought tic
PiSee place last 81 year has SID The farm
farm with sheep, making this the princi-
pal business.
Mr.. Ndrthon has bought farm in De
troit TO which the will move, next spring
The corn, shop is having Il good run. this;
year and is giving employment t" 81 lare
numbcrr Of II. nds. The corn Is coming i,
in first GLASS condition and II is estimate
. that atl the tld Of the year they viii
have pld up $4,000 cans.
W Crusby has\ purchased a pori"n "t
the Row,sl iaru az will m"v Ia y IIt 70
few days. MIS-; F;oatl. $40 '", '" = &C.
lcuIying IN housc, Il 4ooc To- h?c with
! MIR. Richardson.
Mrs Fisllh md her two dauGht' n hay
gon, I" liv"\ with Mr. .J-ir'a5I''. tor tte
winter.
Nh ud n1> r'rl.r. .tn Ky" ,hata i..'-ff
,ortu. atl tL.,i- -aat sf p. -t M"n-
.ao1lh. h.y. :, b4.h Il th"'r nom
III lCElnS on ~ IS,
john st, wart, fl.,s pu-ch seq the i>ii"-
NuaH -piact n"ar til" Get. I aud Will mo-
t. il the first of, October.
Farmers ere quite busy cutting anu
starring their rnSsIEc corn in silus5.
Iargc quantities ~ fan fruit are being
'picktd and skipped to Boston ior winch
farmers are receiving good pr.ces.
The pctato crop is very good in this
scrtion and the potato digger is IN more
general use.
+: A. Prescott is being treated for an
eye difficulty.
Tire new saw mill at the Center is near
| ~ completed. 1t has 2 10Ge horsepower
engine and has machinery. TO saw a,
kinds, Of lumber and Will cut barrel
slaves. the only mill to do mat work IN
this section.
Arthur Hathaway has put a new auto
matte cider mill into his new shop
The two new barrel fasori's at the Cen
for are running. Good barrels are cost
ing the farmers 90 cents each.
The freunent rnins of the past month
have given the GRASS a GOOD CROWN ana
j large ulRntity OF second crop lis peinS
an The thrcshing machines are gong
ana grain is turning out well.
pnb Hocv get over 800 out of an acre
of sweet corn,N this year
4 &c of Annette