Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-07-25

r. l., leaving his two daughters 1Or
longer visit with their grandmother
Mrs. Addie Taber.
j Mrs. Abbie Taber of Providence. r
l. with her daughter, Miss Jessie and
two sons are spending n few weeks
with Mrs. Henry Taber.
Mrs McCurdy and son of North
Fassalboro are spending a few weeks
at AlonZo Hamlins.
| The repairs on the house owned by
Mr.. r. NJ Small are progressing finely
and will soon be ready for occupancy.
| Miss Annie Mower is visiting in Au-
gusta for short time.
| Mrs Frank Taber and children OF
| Providence. r. |. are guests of Mrs
Iaber's parents.
| Mrs. Annette Lampson has returned
from a visit to friends and relatives in
Providence and Massachusetts.
| Mr.. Daniel Hescock spent Sunday at
his home in this village.
| Mr.. John Bradley passed Sunday
with his family.
Mrs. Anna Gates was on the sick list
Sunday but is improving.
Mrs. Mary f. Taber was the guest of
Mrs. Ruthanna Washburn last week
| Several new telephones are to be put
| In to private houses in a short time.
Miss Lizzie Stafford was at the hotel
last week the guest of her mother.
The cottages all along the lake shore
are filled and many campers are
| lul spots. Eech year new people are
coming to enjoy our lake ana those
VINO have been once are sure to return.
NO more beautiful place could be
found to pass quiet vacation.
NORTH SIDNEY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Philbrick who
| nave been visiting relatives and friends
in town returned to their home in Bos-
ton last week.
Frank Robinson of Portland was a
guest over Sunday at Chester Davies.
Mir. and Mrs. Prescott and daughter
lone returned to Boston Saturday al
ter spending two weeks with Mrs. P.'s
father. Geo. Barton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webster Williams of
Waterville were guests at DR.. II. L..
JOhnSOn's Sunday.
Mrs. f. P. Fish and aunt. Mrs. Jane
Fogg, from the West spent two weeks
at Old Orchard recently where the for
mer vas joined by her husband, DIR. T..
p. Fish, Friday. They will spend 4
week in Boston before returning home.
A telephone meeting was held last
Saturday. They adjourned to meet
again Aug. Sth.
WAYNE.
AIRS. c. II. Barker Of Wayne is visit
ing friends in Danville Junction.
Mrs. Martha Moulto of Providence
r. l., is the guest of Mrs. Lincoln.
II. A. Dexter who has been i'll WIS
able to ride out recently.
Mr.. and Mrs Merrill of Lawrence,
Mass. are at the Maplewood Inn.
Miss Elizabeth Allen of Atlantic. n.
j.. is at Saints Rest.
Mrs. Melinda Gordon and niece. Lora
Norris of Wayne have gone to Old
Orchard.
Dr.. Taggart and wife of Winthrop,
Lawyer Weeks and wife of Fairfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Sturtevant We're guests
at the Mansion this week.
Miss Ruby Roberts is i'll.
The Girls 4. d. S. Society will give
an ice cream sale July eth on the lawn
of Mr.. C. T.. Wing.
ALBION.
A baby boy arrived at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Skillin, July %.
Mr.. and Mrs Hathorn of Detroit have
been visiting their son Lester Hathorn.
NORTH AUGUSTA.
The subject of Rev. w. A. Meserveys
discourse last Sunday morning was
"Individual Responsibility There
was a good attendance both morning
and evening.
Mrs. o. S. Perkins was the guest
last week of Mrs. w. T.. Perkins,
Sidney.
Edward Folger an old resident of
Augusta was a recent guest of Mrs. r.
G.. Bennett.
The many friends of Mrs. p. NJ.
Brann of Kittery were glad to see her
at the church services Sunday morning
and evening. she WAS tllt guest VI
Anna button, over the Sabbath.
Mr.. Charles Potter of Hallowell was
the guest recently of his sister, Mrs.
+. =. Fisher.
Jesse Shute who has employment in
Massachusetts spent Il few days at
home last week, returning Saturday.
Dorothy Holbrook of Rockland has
been visiting Mrs. c. r. Dutton for a
few days.
Horace Hagan who is employed in
the Pulp mill at Augusta came home
sick last week, he is improving.
Mrs. Edith Hill of RocklanG, and
Miss Irene Durgin of Pittsfield, We're
guests of Mrs. VIII Judkins last week.
Mrs Lucy Libby of Pittsfield who
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Arthur WhtehOuse returned home last
week accompanied by her grand
daughter Miss Alice WhitchOuse.
Miss Nina Perry who has been pass
ing few weeks at her home here has
returned to FoXboro, Mass