Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-21
LINCOLN,
WALpOBoRo.

Mrs. Annie COOney and Master RuS-
sell Cooney who have been spending
the summer at "Glenhurst" returned t.
Brooklyn, N. y, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. A. Simmons went
to Friendship, Saturday.
Miss Aulrelia Crowell of Roxbury
Dea. A. T. Webb and Mrs. A. A. Ben,
ner from the village called on Miss b
d. Simmons, Friday.
The ice cream and cake sale held or
Thursday evening by the ladies of the
SIaigo Sewing Society, Melted SIT and a
very enjoyable evening was passed.
Mrs. Hattie Trowbridge of Charles
town. Mass. has presented the Slaigc
Sunday school with six books for then
library. The school tenders its thanks
to Mrs. Trowbridge for her kindness.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ]. A. Simmons and
Parker Feyler are attending the fair at
Waterville this week.
Captain and Mrs. Eugene III. Wade
went to Broad Bay, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. Soule and Mr.
and Mrs. Redington Shuman we're at
H. ]. A. Simmons Sunday.
Mrs Willard d. Hoffses of Broad Bay
has been visiting her sister. Mrs. Il. II
Wade.
j. Maurice Dunn of Portland was at
]. *. Dunn's last week.
Geo. w. and Ralph Hemmings of
Phillips. and J. J. Hemmings of Port
land have been at ]. X. Dunn's.
w. d. Hutchings of Bowdoinham,
and Mr.. Yeaton of Augusta have been
at G. w. Simmons.
The Slaigo District Sunday school
will close for the season Sunday, Sept.
oath.
Flossie j. Winchenbanch is attending
the high school at the village.
Mrs. Ella johnson is visiting her sister
in Lewiston
Harvey w. Smith. assistant manager OF
the Union Mutual Life Insurance Co. of
Portland, was in town last week and set
tied the insurance on the life of lncZ NJ.
Simmons. who died recently
Carl Bryant. instructor in science at
Lincoln Academy. Newcastle, Called on
his former classmate. Mr.. MaXfield. Tues
day. Mr.. MaXtield is a graduate of Colby
College and has just entered upon his
duties as principal of the WAldoboro
High school.
Mrs. Coombs of Brunswick. ARRIVED.
Thursday. for Il visit with her son, Dr. G.
H. Coombs.
The farmers of the outlying districts
are busy bringing in their corn to the can
ming factory. The corn is very large and
of excellent quality.
w S. Gedney of Railway. n. j.. made a
flying visit here, last week. On his return
he was accompanied by his wife and two
children, who have been passing a lew
,..l Fp*l y D,.tt
Mabell.. +. Reed went to Kents Hill,
Friday. to attend the reunion of the class
of 1904, OF which she was member.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Peters attended
the State fair at Lewiston, Wednesday.
John Skinner of Charlestown. Mass. is
calling on his old friends in town. Mr..
Skinner is employed in the navy yard.
r. ]. Fitzgerald died at his home in NAL
den. Mass, last Monday. of shock. He
is survived by wife. one son and one
daughter, who accompanied the remains
to Waldoboro, where they were inferred
in Rural cemetery Mr.. Fitzgerald was 4
native of Rockport. Me. but lived in Wal
doboro several years.
The senior class of the Waldoboro High
school held the first of a series of Socials
at Cllrk's hall. Saturday evening. There
was Il good attendance.
NJ. NJ. Richards returned. Friday even
ing. from business trip through ARGOS
took county. Mr. Richards travelled about
500 miles on this trip. and he IS q years
OLD we think we can call him the veteran
commercial traveller.
The WaldOborO Band gave the regular
weekly concert from the bandStanG, Fri
day evening. These concerts are very
much enjoyed. and il is hoped that the
weather will be favorable for one or two
more.
Last Sunday. the second Opcn-air meet
ing was held from the bandstand Rev
Mr. Cousins of Thomaston, gave Il very
interesting talk and music was furnished
by the band.
Thursday and Friday were cold days
with heavy frosts both nights.
Saturday. the first edition of the Sheep
scot Echo and Mcdonald Valley News-in
two sections-WiScassct and WaldOboro
was received. This paper is printed in
Wiscasset and the Waldoboro section is
under the management of S. l.. Miller
This paper was very welcome and all
wish it success.
Rev ]. w. Day of Wiscasset. occupied
the Methodist pulpit. Sunday.
Jasper Stahl and Dudley HOvey and
Miss Bessie Reed and Helen Jones drove
to Saigo. Thursday evening, to attend
the ice cream sale.