Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-11-02
The Latest News From Busy Maine Towns
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} Captain William Patterson of Edge
comb, was calling on friends in town.
last week.
F.. E. Pond of Bath, was at his farm
last week Mr.. Pond has sold his
large stock of cattle and horses and
will do. no more extensive farming
at present.
Fred Lowell of the Lowell town
district, has sold his farm to Boston
parties and as he is getting too old
for farming thinks he will buy home
in the village.
Court week has brought a good
many strangers into town and the
hotel and boarding houses are having
a busy season.
Charles S. Sewall, ex-principal of
| Wiscasset Academy, now Superinten-
dent of schools at PASSPORT, has been
passing his vacation with his family
in town.
Mrs. Marietta Trask of Edgecomb,
is with her sister, Mrs. Francis Blair.
| Mrs. Blair, who is 81 years of age, is
| remarkably smart and active and
Mrs. Trask, at 85 impresses one as
being much younger.
Lewis Cromwell is selling off his
stock and crops preparatory to en-
gage in the business of travelling
safesmhR,,t, MIR. Cromwell has been a
| successful farmer raising large crops
of potatoes and grain, but on account
of the advanced age of his mother.
who was his housekeeper he thought
best to change his business.
D. E. Badger, who has been carrier
on route No. 3, R. F. D., has resigned
and hopes to get away by the first of
the month. A very promising posi-
| ton in Massachusetts has been ten
dered him.
Episcopal services are held, Sun
day afternoons, at Huntoon Hill
Grange hall. A Sunday school has
also been organized both are quite
| we'll attended.
WALDOBORO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Houghton
of Siuney are spending a week with
Mrs. Houghton's sister, Mrs. II. J. A.
| Simmons.
Mrs. George Pitcher of Friendship is
| visiting at Capt. E. H. Wades.
| Miss Rernice d. Simmons was at
| Broad Bay, Monday.
Miss Jessie Bernice Labe of Rock
land, has been at H. J. A. Simmons.
Franklin Hauft of South WaldoborO,
| is at work for Mrs. Carrie Mank.
| Henry Lowell who lives with Will
Richards fell, Saturday evening, and
broke his leg. He was attended by
DIR. G. Fl. Coombs and is as comfort
/ al l1 pan no aynacta6 II WAS a
sad accident to happen on his SD birth
| day.
Miss Lottie Hoffses has returned from
| Portland.
Sanford Barlow is moving into Shell
ton A. Simmons house.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Adelbert Davis and son
Of Boston, are at John Does.
Mrs. Mae Soule was at H. J. A. Sim
mons, Monday.
Mrs. Frank Richards and Mrs. Mary
| Storer have returned from Martins
| Point.
| Miss Lottie Hoffers has returned
from DR.. Kings Hospital, at Portland.
The order of Eastern Star are max
ing plans for a fair. which will be held
in G. A. r. hall, Dec 5th. The COM
mittee on arrangements are Mrs. lsa-
belle Sabe. Mrs. Addie Waltz, Mrs.
Mary Wade. Mrs. Carrie Miller and
Miss Mabelle Reed. Each member of
the Star is working to make this fair
social and financial success.
| Miss Ella Phillips has returned to
| Stonington, accompanied by Geneva
| Wyman.
| Miss Helen Jones is in Boston for a
short visit.
Mrs. John Richards has returned
| from Martins Point, where she has
been during the summer.
| Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Reed spent
Monday at Martins Point.
The Wednesday Club held it's initial
meeting at Mrs. Maude Gays. last
| week The following officers We're cleo
| ted President Mrs. l.. M. harrington,
secretary, Mrs. S. S. WinslOw; treas
urer, Miss Rose Winslow.
| Arrangements are being made for a
play by home talent. Thanksgiving
night, under the auspices of the Odd
Fellows THE Vagabonds'' is to be
the play presented, and all who heard
| Down in Maine" last year by the
same talent will deem it a privilege to
| witness this excellent play.
Mrs Martha Newbert spent Friday,
at NJ NJ Richards.
NORTH WHITEFiELD.
Several ladies of the M. E. church
net, last Wednesday afternoon, at the
horne of Mrs. Ida Tarr, and organized
a Ladies' Aid Society. The following
officers were elected to serve for one
year: President. Mrs. Florence Carpen-
ter; vice president, Mrs. Julia Choate;
secretary, Mrs. Ida Tarr; treasurer.
Roswell Moore. The next meeting will
be held with Mrs. Roswell Moore
Wednesday afternoon, Nov. l. All the
ladies of North Whitefield and vicinity
are invited to be present.
CEDAR GROVE.
Mrs. John Lilly and two children,
Helen and Roy, were the guests Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. James,
Friday
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