Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-26
ALBION.

iii town on business.
a baby girl has arrived in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Abbott Oilla
Katharine.)
The Ladies' Benevolent Society will
meet, Wednesday night. at Grange hall.
Hattie Wentworth of Massachusetts,
is visiting relatives in town.
c. w. Hussey was in town, Sunday,
in his automobile.
Geo. Wentworth and family have re-
turned home from Searsport.
Mrs. Jessie Besse is visiting in Bos-
ton.
The Box sociable given, Monday, by
the High school pupils, Melted them
about s., with which they intend to
purchase a clock for the school room.
Everett Ever is moving into Edwin
Yorli's house.
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10. You can do it.
Herbert and Richard Written have
returned to their work in Newburyport.
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Goodhue and
daughter, Olive. visited at Benjamin
Libbey'e, last week.
Miss Louise Wentworth of Freedom,
is employed at l.. G.. Robinson's.
Judson Harding spent a few days Of
last week with his uncle, Geo. Weeks.
Mrs. Mary Goodhue passed her 96th
birthday, Saturday, Sept. 80. Mrs.
Gocdhuc fell a year ago and broke her
hip. II was not thought at the time
that she would live. She is cared for
by her son-inlaw. Benjamin Libby.
and her granddaughter. Clara Libby.
She is at present the oldest person in
town.
Frank Ressc family and friends were
calling in town. last week.
Rev. and Mrs. Hekes returned from
North Berwick Friday.
Some choice apples have been raised
in town, this year. They ought to be
marke ted at a good price.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. L. Wellington are
visiting in Portland.
SOUTH VASSALBCRO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Dickcy of South
Boston arrived at the home of Mr..
Dickeys parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ.
Dickey. Friday. for several days visit.
Mrs. George w. Hadden and mother,
Mrs. r. n. Thaycr of Brooklyn, n. Y,
are visiting at F. B. Whitehouse's and
C. F. Taylor's.
Isaac Trask has nearly recovered
from his recent illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Newman. Mr.. and
Mrs. f. A. Hussey and children of Au-
gusta, were guests at j. NJ. Husseys,
Sunday.
READFlELD.
Mrs. Samuel Staine of Mt. Vernon
has been spending d week with her
daughter, Mrs. Edward Dudley of
Manchester.
Mr. Newark of Germany is shipping
apples from Readfield and Winthrop
stations.
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10. You can do it,
Mrs. Clara Leonard Of Manchester is
having some repairing done to her
house ard barn. l.. a. Butler is doing
the work.
John Fl. Ncalc ana Miss Eugenia
tITlIIlll Oh Aus uSl't Nclt SltoIl StCillt,
on Monks Hill, Sunday. also Miss Al
berta Hewitt. postmistress Of Bel
grade, and Miss Laura Gilman Of Man
chester
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hackett Of
Readfield and Mrs. Bradford, Mrs.
Hackett'S mother, We're guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Lucian Hackett Of Manches-
ter, Sunday. and accompanied Mr.. and
Mr.. Hackett to church.
Miss Ella Barton of Augusta is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Jackman
and ATTENDED the service of Rev. Rob
ert Morris, sunday.
+. Mears and Grin Frost of Au-
Eusta were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Viz
gil Scribner, Sunday. as was also Miss
Izetta Royal. and all attended church
at North Manchester Ii. the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Taylor and Sn;,
Fred Snow Of Manchester attended
the funeral III Augusta, of Mrs. Penney.
Sunday. and Miss Izetta Royal sub
stituted as organist at North MancneS-
ter church in his absence.
WEST CHELSEA.
MI. ana Mrs. Alvin Fowler and dauGh
ter. Ruth, went to NaSSalboro. Saturday
for "A visit with relatives.
Mrs. Geo. w. CIough and daughter. Lc-
one, and Mrs. CrcsSey of Mt. Vernon.
were the guests of Nj. and Mrs James
w. Blanchard a part Of Last week.
Miss Eva NJ. Armstrong. who has been
the guest of Mrs. w. f.. ScckinS, has re-
turned to her home nj Portland.
Mrs j. G. LonGfcllow and son Rcucl
visited relatives in this place. Sunday
~ M btr.
mess cider making for the past week
and is still very busy. Their" being NOR,
cider apples than was expected.
The dance AZ the Town house was large
~ attended. Saturday evening. and mucI
| enjoyed by all. There will be n PovcrtI
bah st this place. next Saturday evening
and a fine time is anticipated.
| Mrs. Harry l.. Tarr of Richmond. anJ
| Mrs BldiSdeil of George town were viSi
| tors in this place. Tuesday.