Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-08-02

recently mown fields. 1t has also
lodged grain and corn quite badly.
The game of ball between the town
team and the school team Saturday, re-
suited in 4 victory for the town team.
Miss Winnifrcd Gott, a teacher in the
primary schools of this town will teacn
| in Augusta, the coming fall.
EAST vAsSALRoRo.
Mrs. Addie Bray of Massachusetts,
is here for the summer. Miss Gladys
having come some time ago.
Geo. Weeks of Florida. and Howard
Weeks and Mrs. Abbie Taber of Prov
idence, We're the guests of their moth
| cr and sister, Mrs. Henry Taber and
Miss Emily Weeks. last week. This is
the first time for 80 years that her
brothers and sisters had been togeth-
| er with their mother who has now
| reached an advanced age. Their many
| friends wish them still many such re-
| unions.
Carl and Russell Weeks of Provi-
| 1cncc. are guests at Mrs. Henry Ia
| bcrs, for Il few days.
| Several of the Young ladies of the
village are interested in roller skat-
! ing. taking frequent trips to Water
willie TO participate in the sport.
| Mrs. Alice Randall is out Of town for
| Il short stay.
| Mrs. John Bradley was in Portland a
few days, last week.
| John Mckay of Providence, r. T.. is
passing Il few weeks at Mr.. and Mrs.
| VIM. Priest, where Mrs. Mckay is
| stopping for tie summer.
| Most of the farmers are through with
haying. A large quantity has hc"n put
| into the barns in iinc condition. Sever
al accidents have happened, but none
| that have resulted seriously.
| Mrs. Geo. Gates and Miss Nancy
We're in Watervile, Friday.
| Rev. Mr.. Colpitts spoke to the Sab
bath school. Sunday. The church was
| prettily decorated and the services of
unusual interest.
| Miss Grcta Mabry was the guest of
friends in the villegc, Sunday.
| Ernest Priest and Miss Florence
| Priest have been guests of the young
| people in South China several even
| inSs the past week.
SOUTH VASsALBORO.
| Miss Mctc IF of Massachusetts is the
| guest of Mrs. T.. Lee Stone.
| Mrs. j. p. Twitchcll and daughter.
| Gladys. visited relatives 1T Palermo re-
Gently.
| Mr.. anG Mrs. Albert Merrill are re-
|
born July &c.
Miss f. Belle Taylor is on the sick
list. suffering from an ulcer in her
! throat.
| Miss Hattie Dick"y Of Boston. who
has been visiting at G. NJ. Dickcys the
past Two weeks. was Il guest Of Mr.. and
| Msr II. G. Dickey. Saturday. She Will
return to Boston next Tuesday.
Mrs. c. Fl. Morse and son. Harold. of
| ToguS were at their farm. Wednesday.
They brought with them as guests.
Mrs Libby and son. Percy.
WEEKS MILLS.
Mr. ana Mrs. Barnabas Freeman Of
| Nova Scotia. are visiting their dalgh-
ter. Mrs. Will Clifford, on Deer Hill.
Sanford Ward has sold his hotel to 4.
Il. Burril and bought the DIR. Lincoln
place George Fish has rented the
hotel and will run it in connection with
his mail route.
The ladies of the place held an ice
cream sale at the Masonic hall, Thurs
| day evening.
Til" Rusy Zee Sewing Society met
| Thursday afternoon, with Mrs. Will
| Sherman. The next meeting will be
| held Thursday of this week. on the
carpground. to work on the tents and
grounds. y cordial invitation is cx-
| tended to the men to attend and help
with the work.
Most of the hav is harvested in this
| vicinity and all report a good crop.
| Louis Massey of South China. has
| bought A. r. Burrill's sawmll and will
| put it in first-class shape for next sea-
| sons business.
MIR. ard Mrs. J. p. Goddard Of Water
| vile. arc the guests Of Dean Estes for
few days.
Mrs. Jane Mclaughlin is sick DR..
Earle Of South China. is attending her
Miss Carrie Burrill of Augusta. has
! been passing week with her parents,
| MIR. and Mrs. A. Il. Burrill.
WINDSOR.
Miss jennie Merrill of Augusta, has
Ibrcn visiting her grandparents, Mr.. aud
Mrs. c. f. Jewell at South Windsor.
II. e. Malcolm and Ernest Choatc,
who are employed at the Insane hospi-
taI at Augusta. passed their vacation at
their homes assisting in haying.
Chas. sylvester of Augusta. with a
large crew. commenced. Friday. to cut
the hay on the Norton farm.
During the shower. Tuesday after
| noon. lightning struck the barn of DR..
D. A. Ridley. splntering one of the posts
and stunning horse. which hnaiiy re-
| covered.
| ALRiON.
Joseph Taylor fell and fractured 4 rlh'
Hast week. while engaged IN tierihs WOOD
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