Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-17
SOMERSET.
ST. AlBANS.

first one and then the other ahead
The score was to in favor of the
home team.
Mrs. Belle Griffin Of SomeryiIle is
her sister, Mrs. Annie yining
Rev. G. G. Hamlnton of Everett
Mass. was called home, Monday. to at
tend the funeral of one of his church
members.
+. L. Turner and Mr.. Peck of Rir
mington, Ala, are in town for a yaca
ton.
II. c. Prescott expects to 20 10 Old
Orchard, next Thursday, to attend a
reunion of the class Of 80, Maine. Cen.
trail Institute. of which he is a MEM
Der. This class has been able to keen
a class letter going ever since its grad
uation.
Goodwin Parker and family. who
have been camping with f. M. Mar
tins family on Bowman island, will re-
turn to their homo in Lewiston. this
week.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Norris Trafton of Bos-
ton, are in town for n vacation.
JACkMAN.
Mrs. Gribbcn Of Portland, who has
been visiting Mrs. s. Newton, returned
home, Monday. Mrs. John Moore ac-
her.
II. f. Armstrong and Frank Holden
returned from Skowhegan, Wednesday
James Smyth from LoweIltown, is
taking Abram Newton's place at the
Custom House, Willie MIR. Newton is
away.
Mrs. Melvin Holden and daughter
Errla returned. Saturday morning,
from st. Anne's and Montreal.
Sullivan Newton is cutting the hay
on the Haines farm at Sandy Bay.
Sherwin Hilton and son, Alfred, have
returned from Skowhegan.
Miss Cozette Fiske from Syracuse,
n. Y. is visiting MI and Mrs. r. Gill
man.
DR.. N. E. Nichols from Hebron, was
calling on friends one day last week.
{. II. Mills, Esq. returned. Friday,
after Short business trip to Show
hogan.
Mrs. VIII ReGman from Greenville
Junction. is visiting relatives in town.
w. l.. Johnson passed through town,
Saturday, en- route to his camp on the
North Branch of the Penobscot.
Mr.. and Mrs Llewellyn Ray are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. William Ray.
HINckLEY.
William b. Tracy Earle Palmer,
George Anderson and Carl Dunbar, are
camping in Dunbar's- grove, this week.
Work at the BOOM is over for the
season.
Oscar B. T'uttlc is home from Chica-
go on visit
Rev. G. w. Hinckley and a number
of the boys at Good Will started for
the Moosekcad regions, Monday morn
ing, for a camping trip.
Q. A. Bowman's new, dwelling is be-
ing plastercd and the chimneys are up
Mrs. Frank Blackwell and daughter
Itubie, have been visiting relatives in
Canaan, during the past week.
VIII Hall of Fairfield, visited at
John Curtis, over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Ham and son,
Clyde. visited at John Curtis, Sunday.
MERCER.
Cora Wood Of Boston, is home for
one weeks vacation.
Mrs. Josie Southland, rs home for
three weeks with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harris.
Sixteen of our people attended
church at Smithfield. Sunday, as our
pastor is away on his vacation.
As Mrs. Fuller and her sister, who
is visiting her. were driving home. Fri
day night. the horse became frighten-
cd, throwing the ladies out. Mrs. Full
ler's elbow was fractured and her sis
ter WAS taken up unconscious and
home by a neighbOr. Both
ladies' are 1t present doing well.
G. S. Morse is adding kitchen to
the ell of his house.
Miss Lowe Biglow is home for few
weeks, from Boston.
NORRIDGEWocK.
Charlie Tinkham Of South Dakota, is
passing a few days with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Orville Tinkham, after an alb
sence of % years.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Brackley and Mrs.
Marcia Watson have returned from King,
held. where they have been passing
their vacation.
Several from this vicinity are burberry
Ing near Dead river. Those who have
returned report plenty Of bueberrics.
Will Watson of Kingfieid. was in town
to attend the Eaton reunion.
BLACKWELL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Livingston and
Miss Mary. were recently, guests of
relatives in Scion.
Misses Ella Morrell and Agnes Vose
from Madison, recently called on their
friend. Miss Bessie Murray.
Mrs. Tracey Gates and daughter Miss
Helen, from SkowheGln passed Sum
day with relatives in this vicinity.
II. p. Chase having passed the sum-
iner in the employment of f. T.; Towne
IS passing a few days in Augusta
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Danforth are
guests Of his sister, Mrs. Danville Gray,
in Fairfield.
PALMYRA.
Mrs. F. W. Thompson was In New
port, Sunday.