Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-04

Wednesday, where she will remain a
in dressmaking.
Miss Edna Young, who has been Wis
iting her parents, returned to her du-
ties as trained nurse in Boston, Thurs
day
Alex Petri and sister Mary, went to
Milford. Mass, Wednesday.
Mrs. A. ]. Newbert passed Friday at
Nj. NJ Richards.
Mrs. Mary Ann Achorn is visiting in
Auburn.
Miss Susan Storer went to Boston
Wednesday.
Moses r. Mathews and daughter OF
Warren, were in town. Wednesday.
Rev. w. C. Curtis Of the Congrega-
tional church exchanged with Rev. Mr
Flint Of Warren, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Miller went to
Friendship, Sunday.
Mrs. Joseph Fish and daughter Flora
of East Waldoboro, were at Charles
Fish's. last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Barlow and
two daughters. Myrtle and Rose. went
to East Waldoboro, Sunday.
The Slaigo Sewing Society will meet
with Mrs. Fred Trowbridge ut the vii
lage. Saturday, Oct. 9TH. A full at
tendance is requested.
Preparations are being made TO erect
a monument for the late James \.
Sampson in the Slaigo cemetery.
James Feyler and Joseph D. Feyler
of Thomaston We're at II. j. \. Sim
mons, Sunday.
Miss Carrie +. Feyler is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Angie Hart Of Rockland.
Charles Feyler had u paralytic shock
Friday, and is very Ill. He Is attend
ed by Or. Warren Sanborn.
Miss Emma Labe's house in South
Waid0bCrO was discovered to be on fire
last Sunday by some of the neighbOrs,
the flames having burned through on
the roof. 1t is thought that a defective
fiue was the cause. 1t was finally eX-
tinguished With but little loss. No in
SurancC.
Geo. r. Bliss contemplates starting
the Lincoln County News again i'll the
near future.
DRESDEN.
Mrs. Annie Milligan, who has been
spending the summer here. returned to
her home in South Boston, "Wednesday.
ON last Monday evening, Mrs. Milli-
gan gave a dance and social AT PoWn-
alboro hall, in token Of her departure
for her home.
a picnic and general good time was
held ON the grounds of the Lower
Methodist church. Saturday, Sept. %.
Thos.' WHO participated report favora-
bly, of the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. stephen blanchard Of
Richmond. spent several days. last
week. as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J.
". Sheldon.
Mrs. William Patterson spent the
day with friends in Richmond.
ALMA.
The harvest supper of the Alma and
Newcastle Baptist church will be held
Oct. II at the Aver House.
Oscar \. Page of Damariscotta was
in town. Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs J. A. Jewett have been
visiting in Brunswick ANA Rumford
Falls.
Mrs. Harriet GIiddcn Of Cooper's
Mills is visiting her sister, Mrs. A. c.
Plummer.
George G. ErSkinc and family Of
White'icld were in town, Sunday.
Gilmore Piummcr Of Cooper's Mills
is visiting his laughter. Mrs. +. l..
Weeks.
Mrs. Abbic r. AVER has been spend
ing 4 few days at North Newcastle.
Mrs. Louise Stevens Of Chicago, and
Mrs Charles ID. Clark and Mrs. Jennie
WhitmOrc Of Bath, were at Capt, An
drew Tarbox's, Wednesday.
NORTH WALDosoRo.
Miss Linnie Strout Of Sanford is
visiting A. NJ. Oliver and family.
Pleasant Hill.
y. II. Cushman is very sick. Dr.
Randall attends him.
a large number from this place at
tended the fair at Union, Wednesday
and Thursday.
c. y. Stahl Of WaldObOrO spent
Wednesday evening at the home of T..
G. league.
James =. Walter of WaldoborO was
al q. Is. Walters, Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Flanders Of
Flanders Corner, called on Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Oliver, Friday.
Mrs. Susan Miller and daughter, Mrs
l.. G. Mank of Feylers' Corner. were at
u. Q. Stahl'S, Friday.
Fred Oliver has 50 far recovered from
his recent accident rs To be- out again
by the aid Of 4 crutch.
Newell Gcnthner ana Frank Husscy