Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-28
LINCOLN.
WAlDOBORO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur 0. Pitcher of
Brockton, Mass, were at II. j. A. SIM
mons, Sunday.
Mrs. Carolyn Sampson has gone to
New Hartor TO visit her daughter, Mrs.
Lincoln Parsons.
Charles Lovejoy was at Edison Stev-
ems, Saturday.
Miss Aurelia Crowcll of Roxbury
Mass, was at George n. Simmons,
Sunday.
Miss Alice Geyu, Mrs. Augusta Ben
ner. and Miss Rilla Crowell visited Miss
E. d. Simmons the past week.
Charles Feyler went to Friendship,
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Arnold of
Lowell, Mass. who have been at
Charles Fish's, have returned home.
]. ]. Cooney has closed "Glenhurst"
and returned with his family to Brook
lyn. n. Y.
George Mathews, who has been i'll
for a long time, passed away, Sunday
morning.
Mrs. Cora L. Gohan left. Saturday,
for Gardiner, where she will remain q
rev weeks.
Mrs. Clarissa Storer DIED at the home
Of her daughter, Mrs. Charles Lilly,
Sept. Il, 1T the advanced age of sc
years.
Miss Lottie Hoffses, who has been i'll
the past week is improving under the
care OF DR.. Randall
Mrs. Sadie Mank of East Waldoborn
and Miss Grace Mank of Bath. called
on Miss Z. D. Simmons, Saturday.
George ". Singer of Damariscotta
was al r. d. Feylers. Tuesday.
Mrs Belle Simmons Of RocklanG,
was at her former home in SlaigO Fri
day.
RockpCrt, returned TO her home in
Slaigo last week.
Mrs. II. ]. A. Simmons is visiting
her sister. Mrs. Edward Lewis At I.iv-
'rmora Falls.
Capt. Ira Storer of Staten Island,
\. Y, was in town, last week, called
here by the death OF his mother, Mrs.
Clarissa Storer.
Charles Lilly. who has been passing
his vacation with his parents, has re
turned to college.
John Doe, who has been at Glenhurst
for the 2 ist few weeks, has returned
TO his home at Broad Bay.
Misses Grace and Ella Simmons, who
Fave PASSED two weeks at Martins
Point, returned home, Friday.
George Mathews, eldest son of Mr..
u ;a3 I,ie
home on Friendship street, Saturday
evening.
Misses Jessie and Faye Keene return
Ell to Middletown, Conn.,, Tuesday,
where they enter upon their senior
year ut Wesleyan University
Joseph Stahl and Dudley Hovey went
to Brunswick. Tuesday, TO enter Bow
doin college. These young men are
both graduates of Lincoln Academy,
Newcastle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner Reed passed
Sunday at their cottage at Martins
Point.
William Grant, superintendent of the
granite works in this place, who has
been seriously i'll, is much improved.
Mrs. G. o. Waltz and daughter, Belle,
returned from Martins Point, Sunday.
NIr. and Mrs. ]. r Gay and Miss
DorG- Gay are stopping a few days
with Mrs. Richards at Martins Point.
John r. Gay, Jr.. John Richards,
Mary Philbrook and Mr.. and Mrs F.
| 3. Miller were ut Martins Point, Sum
day.
Charles Lilly went TO Cambridge.
| Mass, Friday, where he enters Har-
ward college.
Weather being favorab Bile. the band
| gave a short concert. Saturday even
| ing.
| Mrs. Alice Stenger of Philadelphia,
| Is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
| G. f. Hovcy.
| The funeral of Lincoln F.. Sproul was
held from the home Of his sister.
Wednesday afternoon. Rev. w. G.
Curtis officiating.
| Mrs. Jennie Brummltt. who has been
passing several weeks in this vicinity.
returned to her nome in Boston. Satur-
| day.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wallace and
Mrs. VIM. Black were In Friendship,
Saturday.
Can't. Ira Storer OF Staten Island. n.
Y. was in town. last week, TO attend
the funeral of his mother Mrs. Clarlssa
StorHr.
Miss Matte Eaton Of Somervillc.
| Mass. who has been visiting Mrs.
Maude Gay, returned home, last
| Wednesday.
Edward A. Genthner of North Cam
bridge, Mass, is in town.
Tho Misses Petri and Miss Winnie
Steele have returned from Northeast
Harbor.
Mrs. Sarah Ceyer of Somerville.
Mass. who has been visiting Mrs.
Tuesday.
NJ. NJ. Richards was in Damariscotta.
EAST JEFFERSON.
The Jefferson Band Is engaged T.
NAV at the Bristol fair, Wednesday.
DR.. F.. w. Jackson has plowed about
"a acres OF land during the summer