Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-01
The Weeks Happenings in Busy Maine Towns
KENNEBEC.
NORTH SIDNEY.

NORTH SIDNEY.
cant. s. L. w Merrill of Providence
valeani.i Merrill ana Miss George Cole
of New York who have been passing a
few weeks with the formers sister Mrs.
> &. Moore, returned to their home,
saturday.
AIr. ana Mrs. B. F. Hussey went to East
yaesalboro, Saturday, to attend the re-
,nyon of the IIusscy family they all be-
ing Ircscnt the first time in twenty years.
Mrs. Albert Chadbourne returned to her
home in Fryeburg. Monday.
AIr. ana Mrs. Arthur Smiley and son
Rnv arr passing a few weeks at their
cottage n New Iarbor.
5. A. Clark enjoyed n days outing at
Island Park. Wednesday.
Ms S,.Eall I.ovcjoy, formerly of this
tom. is visiting at f.. A. Sibleys.
Mr.. and Mrs $. y. Waite visited at +. 3.
I:nhlnsOn's in Manchester, one day re-
crltIE.
Dr. ANA Mrs. Fred Bowman are visiting
~" formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
f. Bowman.
Mrs. Cias. Crowcll of Oakland visited
frl niece, Mrs. Lucy Goodhue, last Fri
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Philbrick visited
in winthrop and Readtield. last week
Chns. burgess Of Waterville passed last
week at home.
Alnbros,. Sawtcllc of Oakland was in
town last Friday.
Ford DrummOnd visited his uncle. Al
iTlmfnpnd of Augusta, recently.
Miss Emma SOule of Livermorc Falls is
visiting her aunt. Mrs. ChaS. Iloughton.
Jpin Mathews Of Waterville and hiS
guest. Mrs. Alrncdia. Follett. visited ut
Josiah SnulcS last Thursday.
n. Ethan (,hHcc nf New
York visited her brother Rcucl Field, ut
f'W days last week.
Mr. and Mrs: s. a. Clark went to
Peaks Island. Friday, where they Will
spend several days.
READFIELD.
The field day Of the Grange was observ--
al on III" lawn Of Mrs. Neal Mitchell
with n full attendance and all enjoyed
the cordial and beautiful entertainments
very much.
Miss Lnta Willard and her fathers
unCc. after many weeks cnjoymt mt with
r'.lH,ivcS here and nearby towns. started
a. their return trip to their HON" II
Los Angeles. Cal. Saturday. They VIII
stop "a few days ut Peaks Island and 9TH
"r places on the way.
Some guests have gone from town but
others haze come during tn" past week
:ud mahy more are booked for Septem-
b'r.
Rev. AR Chapman of South Berwick.
supplied for tie Methodist church here
:ud at kent'S Illll, Sunday.
Much sympathy is f"lt here for IN" SAD
hearts that mourn the loss of dear ones
Icy the fire at MIranacook, Saturday
morning.
AIisG Nellie IIayhurst is visiting in
EncklIud.
III" walls and undcrpinnnS Of his house.
Dr. ANA Mrs. Grant Of Durham. y. H.,
visited ut the parsonage. last week.
Fred owen of Indiana was the guest Of
NIr and Mrs. Byther last week.
The telephone business is lively. Two
companies are at work setting their poles,
1t il the opinion of many that in Il town
ot this size it would be better II the two
coinwinirs consolidated ana d!d away
Mrs Mary White has gone to Old
Orchard.
Mrs Lila liathorne went to Owls
Head. Monday
Mr. aud Mrs Waldo Kiddcr are visiting
fi"ndS in Manchester.
Slilton kidGcr and Misses Ami" and
IL lindl l;yrant called on friends recently
Air.. Rucl ana Mrs Barnard Of ilnv"r-
Hill. Mass. visiting at J. W. STRAIT
IuHS
lNnl"Y t1ukSon returned from iiiIn
Mr J,ifrev of Worcester. Mass is Wis
itnS mis- aunt Mrs W. 5. Maybcrry.
Mr. Poolr of IIavcrhill. Mass, who has
htu boarding at a. StrattonS returned
home this week.
quite number Of p"opl" VIII go TO
Ilk,sid" this week for :: day or 80.
Most ur the schools in town begin
sept. T.
Mr. Ecysc begins work in his tannery
,uul.
NORTH WINDSOR.
Rev ]. Frank Jones will occupy his prl-
rrt. Sunday. for the first tim" since his
NuHtiOn.
Mr. Jones and his family returned
h"m". Friday. after a very Pleasant out
iG% of three weeks
llTCHFIELO PLAINS.
Among tn" late arrivals al the Plains
ar, Mrs. $. *. Smith. ri Wuerville and
,hildrcn who will occupy their summer
home her, for a time.
More than the usual number of