Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-11-04

Seekins.
stella Barton attended the Maine
Teachers Association IN f'r'''iu' i'S'
week.
Mrs Nellie Barton recently visited rel
atives in Gardiner.
The Ladies' Union will meet at the
church at =. NJ, next Wednesday.
Asel Robinson is regaining his health
slowly and is able to walk out a little
Lot Barton has purchased n horse lately
with which he is well pleased.
Mrs Angie Merrill of Augusta. is Wis
ting her daughter, Carrie Reed.
Harrison Pierce and family have moved
to Augusta. Mr.. Pierce is employed D!
DR.. Crooker. Mrs. Pierce and daughter
find constant work. the tour boys are III
school. while Mrs. Hewett Keeps .he,
home. We miss them one and all ana the
best wishes of many go with them.
NORTH PlTTsToN.
Mrs. CIR Mansir is making an extended
visit with her sister at BrOcktoii, MASS.
w. f. Jewett is in Newport packing APP
pies
H. p Grant was in town saturday
Mr. E,uI,or and son of Gardiner We're in
this vicinity Friday, looking over the APP
pie bins and anxious to purchase IL Sittis-
factory arrangements and prices could De
made.
Samuel Jewett and daughter Carrie
were in Augusta, Sunday. in attendance
at the funeral of the late Nathaniel
NOycs.
AIR. ana Mrs William Baker were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. David Lawrence,
Sunday.
AIR. and Mrs Horace Huntington OF
Ga rdiner visited their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs George Sparrow, Sunday.
Rev. l.. l.. Harris, of East Pittston,
preached a very able and interesting ser
mon ut the schoolhousc in this place.
Sunday. Owing to the brief time in which
the notice of the services was given, but
few were in attendance.
John T. Grant and the Misses Hannah.
Ruth and Sadie were callers in town
''''e WEST SIDNEY.
Robert Davis of Lisbon is enjoying a
weeks visit with relatives and friends.
Mr.. Davis left his home last Thursday,
and with the delightful weather and
his excellent good health, he is having.
as ne expressed to a friend, IAN ele-
CANT time" Although he is IS years of
age he is remarka bly, preserved and his
keen mind and ready wit make him an
entertaining visitor.
Mr.. Collins of Gardiner has been the
guest of Clarence Richardson for a few
days.
Mrs Richard Chase Of Canaan, Me,
is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin Trask.
the Baptist church Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Wesley Clark of Belgrade at
tended service at the Baptist church,
| Sunday.
VIM. Eade returned to Waterville,
| Monday.
Frank Robinson of Manchester was
In this vicinity last week.
LlTcHFlELD.
Mrs. NJ. F. Provandie of Mclrose, Mass.
| is visiting Miss Laura Crane.
Roger Gilman mas been passing q week
| in Massachusetts with relatives and
| friends.
The Misses Wallace who have been Wis
| iting at r. NJ. Blanchaids, returned tf
| their home in SebaScO. this week.
| Cleda Gilman began, this week, to at
tend school at Litchfield Academy.
Th" Ladies' Sewing Circle of Litchfield
| COrnat met. Tuesday, with Miss Maria
| PlimptOn. There We're a gOodly number
present.
days ut Joseph Goodwin's. the first of thu
| week. Mrs. Aderton and little daughter
who are visiting there. will return Il
| Bath. this week.
Mrs. r. A. Cram arrived home after Z
weeks visit with her son in WatCrville.
W. Fl. Merchant was called 10 Var
mouth. Saturday afternoon, on account al
the serious illness of his father.
Mrs. Ida Moulton will give IN enter
tainment in unicn hall next Monda,
entertainment is given under the aus
pieces of the Litchtield Grange Circle. A
social dance will follow the entertainment
and an oyster supper will be served.
A pleasant occasion was the surpris'
party given Mr.. and Mrs. Fred +. Libby
Saturday evening, at their home in Itch
field. All were cordially received and f.
social evening was passed. Entertain
concert. Among thosa present were Mr.
, and Mrs. w. +. Tarr and family, Mr.
and Mrs. w. w. Douglass and son, Mrs
Goddon. Mr.. and Mrs. j. e. Jack, MIR
PurintOn. Elmer Purinton. Mr.. and Mrs
r. s. Maxwell. Miss Gertrude Maxwell
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. N. Adams. Alfred Bart
ris. Mr.. and Mrs. 4. J. rozier. Jr.. Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Elliott. Earl Elliott. Nj
and Mrs. Irwin Cram, John Du:n, Mis-.
Fannie True, Mr.. and Mrs, Josiah Wey
len. Miss Avis Allen. f. 0. Tarr. JOSEPH
Callahan. Harry Allard and Charles Bow
en-. Delicious refreshments. Including
| oyster stew, plChleS ana zane, were SeTN
ed. Mr.. and Mrs Libby were the recip
tents of six dining chairs. a rocker an'
writing desk. presented by Mr.. and Mrs
w. f: Tarr. Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Doug
lass, Mr.: and Mrs. ]. f. Jack. Mr.. an,
Mrs. o. b. Gray. Mr.. and Mrs. f. f. Pur
inton. Mr.. and Mrs. John Purinton. FL
ner Purinton. Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Wey
mouth. Miss Lulu Weymouth, Mr. an,
Mrs. r. S. Maxwell. Miss Gertrude Max
we'll. s. f. Skillins, the Misses Skillins
Mr., and Mrs. Daniel Webber. Miss Alc'
l ".hI
son. Mr. and Mrs. +. n. Adams. ALFRED
Bartlett and lady. John Gilman and fam
~, G. B.. Preble, Mr.. ard Mrs. Richar,
Norris. MIR. and Mrs. A. j. ToZier, Jr.
l.. F. Dunn. Miss Abbie Merriman, Mr.
ma M. Mrs. Joe Goodwin. Miss Mary Allen
Mr, and Mrs: Frank Dow Miss Lauri
oraane; Amanda Horton. Bert Ruker, Nj
I ny Mrs G. G: Page. Mr.. and Mrs. S. L
MMuher. Mr.. and Mrs. S. K. Allen, Mr. an,
FaTrr andrew Elliott. John Dunn. E. O
~ LIT r, MI. and Mrs Irwin Crane, Mrs. An
5i,,, nomas and Levi Rhodes: also n mud
Late h honr from f1n Miss Miss Fannie True. A
.nrh, success in their work Which the
Vii soon take up at the johnson potat