Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-11-16

the districts, and under the manage
mert of the efficient superintendent. r.
E. Caldwell, the schools are all doing
excellent work.
Mrs. n. NJ. Hemenway observed her
18th birthday, Saturday, with a gath
ering Of friends and neighbors at her
Pleasant home on the Gardiner road.
The guests were entertained by several
selections on the monograph. Dainty
refreshments of cake. coffee and cocoa
were served. Mrs. Hemenway was
most kindly remembered with several
nice gifts. among them being IA hand
some picture from Chelsea Grange of
which she is a member At a late
hour the guests departed having passed
a very pleasant evening, and leaving
with their hostess their best wishes for
many happy returns of the day.
Mrs Gertrude Gillespie entertained a
small party Of friends at whist, Tues
day evening.
Messrs. Walter and Alva Pitcher of
Gardiner We're guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
+. G. Meader. Sunday.
Walter Morgan and daughter of Ran
dolih spent Sunday with Mr.. Morgans
parents iii town.
MI and Mrs. c. f.. Farnham Of Au-
;;Ii,ta. were callers in town Sunday.
A. +. and F. p. Collins Of Gardiner
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. a. f.
+. Collins.
Mr. and Mrs. Albion Patterson ana
children of Augusta spent Sunday with
I,i Nrc TTernony,-,x-
CROSS HILL.
H. H. Austin was elected treasurer of
Cross Hill Cemetery Association Sat
Grday afternoon, and &. f. Tobey. w.
y Austin and S. II. Gardner directors
for one. two and three years. There is
nearly $50 on deposit in the Augusta
Savings Bank, with upwards of $50
promised toward a permanent fund.
Charles GetChell Of China, was in the
place recently and purchased 235 bar
rcls OF apples Of Charles |. Perley,
which We're packed and shipped from
NISSa lhOro station last week.
George S. Perkins purchased three
carloads of apples, last week, i'll Vas
.ahoro, China and Windsor, which his
men are packing now to ship this week,
the price paid is $3.50 per barrel.
NJ. and Mrs. William NJ. Cobb of
Vassa!boro, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ames, sunday.
George Aver, accompanied by the
Senior class of Oak Grove Seminary,
with Professor Bates. as chaperone.
Nero in the place. Friday evening, on
their annual strawride. There were II
OF them in the party.
LAkESHoRE.
John r. Sawtelle is building boat
hous,. ut the Town Landing for his
naphtha bunch Amanda.
John TiItCn returned from Brewer. after
spending few days with his daughter.
Mrs. c. A. Clifford.
J. f. Sawtele shipped a carload of APP
pies. last week, from Oakland.
Mrs. Minnie Sawtelle has returned from
Oakland. where she has been nursing Mrs.
G. A. Frost.
Rev. r. n Joscelyn of Gardiner. will
occupy the pulpit of the Nj. +. church.
Sunday Nov. -.
Barzilla Wood is putting water into his
house.
Miss Rhoda T'illson is nursing at Oak
land.
Merton Sawtele and Alton Carter were
packing apples iii Oakland, last week, for
A. p. BoyntOn.
goodly number of friends and rela-
tives from this vicinity attended the re-
ccption of Mr.. and Mrs. Evan Bragg.
VI. S. Sawtelle is having his hay pressed
W. NJ Butterfield of Manchester, n. H.,
has returned home after passing lew
days with e. A. 1fllson.
NORTH AUGUSTA.
The many friends of A. u. Withee will
he pleased to hear that he is able to walk
out.
Mrs. G. NJ Bean, Jr., received letter.
this week. from Mrs. Isaac Clark. ViSalia.
Tulare County. California Mrs. Clark
rcp0rts that they expect to like the eli
mate very much. Nov. 6. at 10 A. NJ.
il was 90 in the shade. hut it did not seem
much warner than at 60 here. Mr.. Clark
has an excellent position in a hardware
store. They have purchased lot and arc