Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-11-08

feet in circumference. by steietssse esse
stems, which droop by the weight OF
their flowers i'm a horizontal position
A lover of flowers would be well re-
warded for the trouble of travelling
quite a distance to see this magnificent
product.
Miss Ruby. Hammond while visiting
i'm Augusta and Hallowell last week.
called on Mrs. Clara Sanporn.
The stock and trade in the millinery
business at Readfield has been sold by
Mrs. Pearl Morgan, Miss Alma Gordon
being the purchaser. Miss Gordon will
soon take possession. ..1,.ts
News has been received from Guy
Wright at Montreal. and later. Ari-
IONA. Mr.. Wright is ON his way to
California.
'rhe friends of M. S. Collins and fam
ilv are much pleased to learn that they
will return for the winter and occupy
their former home. which they have
rented from the last purchaser. N. L.
Six deer were brought to this station
by a party-from this section who had
been on hunting trip In the region OF
Eangeley lakes.
Inez Wright has gone to Cumberland
Center TO attend the wedding OF her
cousin, Miss Mabel Blanchard. who is
to be united in marriage to Charles
Lewis in the near future.
BELGRADE LAKES.
Everett Cummings is making some
repairs on the main shaft and driving
wheel Of his saw-mill.
Mr. and Mrs. Linnie Morrill, return
cd home. Sunday, frorR Augusta. They
made the trip in Mr.. Morrilrs team.
driven by Bert Kelley, who went over
after them.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Fletcher are
enjoying vacation. visiting friends
and relatives i'll Winthrop and Au-
gusta.
Mrs. Jennie Towle and her son, Ray.
have returned from their visit Oh
Lynn. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Damrcn are
passing few days IN Boston,
Walter Lord, Roland Twyng and
RAYMOND Collins have returned from
A hunting trip in the Dead river re-
gion. bringing with them four nice
deer.
Reuel Moves Of Augusta. was here.
last Tuesday. inspecting the work OH
the Boscrt place.
Cnas. A. Hill has gone to Brooklyn,
n Y, to attend the wedding of his
son, Fred to Miss Laura Rees. The
wedding will take place on Wednes-
dav. Nov. s. Robert Henderson will
act as head usher.
W. !. Damren went to Auburn, Mon
Gay. to attend the monthly meeting of
the directors Of the Auburn Paper
Box Go.
Ralph Stewart shot a fine large doe.
Monday morning in the pasture back
of F'letcher's house in Rome.
EAST vASSALBORO.
Miss Lydia Frye of South China
called in the village, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Whitney who
have been spending a few weeks at
their sons. Fred Whitney. left
Wednesday morning for their home in
Augusta.
Mrs. Geo. Gates has been ill the past
week. but is improving. her many
Mr.. ana Mrs. Oscar Abbott enter
taneI friends Friday evening at an
old-fasllionad husking. The spacious
barn rang with laughter us one after
anot hcr made Il successful find OF
red ,a," After a larg. an: ant Of
corn of fine quality had been husked.
the party went into the house and here
enjoyed :, !'ouE:iful supper. III" rest
Of The evening was spent socially with
music interspcrsed. The whole affair
was very successful and thoroughly
enjoyed by those who attended.
Mrs. Mary A. Stafford left. last week.
for D visit to her brother, Henry Brad-
10y. 1T Pemaquid.
Miss Eliza Bradley is improving
from her recent illness.
society of Christian Endeavor was
organized Thursday evening to be held
weekly on Friday evening after this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Bragan were
guests of friends. Sunday.
J. w. Buttcrtield returned to his
home in Washington. D. c.. Thursday.
James C.a1n. Eowdo;n. 'G,. lnd Eu-
gene +. Wing. Bowdoin. '06. called on
friends. Sunday afternoon.
Miss Florence Priest was the guest
of Miss Edith Priest at Foss Hall. Wa
tervillc Tuesday and Wednesday.
EAST WINTHROP.
Edward Avery of Prospect. visited
his sister. Hiss Lula p. Avery few
days the past week.
Charlie Rowe of Cambridge. Mass.
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
f. M. Rowe.
NJ. y. and Charles Hewett made a
business trip to jefferson. Tuesday.
Mrs F. G. Childs of Brockton, Mass.
is passing a few days with her cousin,
Mrs. +. A. jackson.
+. NJ. Rowe picked 80 barrels Of
Northern Spy apples from five trees.
also raised Il turnip which weighs II
pounds.
SOUTH VASSALBORO.
A. G. Brown Of Boston. arrived in the