Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-07-28
STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEC.
EAST MT. VERNON.

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+. a. Cottle was the fortunate man
| in having q swarm of bees make their
| home in Il tree near his house three
years since. Saturday another swan
came from the unknown and located in
| the same tree. Mr. Cottle has made
the first very profitable and doubtless
the two combined and under his care
will yield quite an income.
Fred Ingham is harvesting a uuanti-
ty of peas for market. Though raised
on a small lot Of land, his estimate
is 40 bushels.
READFlELD DEPOT.
Mrs. Willis Bickford is caring for
the sick at Joe Wcston'a. Belgrade.
II. Adclbcrt Wright Of Waterville.
conductor on the Maine Central ac-
coinpanied BY Mrs. Wright, was the
guest of bis parents. Mr.. and Mrs. L..
l.. Wright over Sunday.
Mrs. Howard Allen is caring for Geo.
Guptil, who is on the sick list.
Deacon John Wright, tho octcEen-
arian is anticipating much pleasure in
visiting his granada ugh liter. in the near
future. Mrs. Aida lie Baron, Rome.
Religious services will be held at the
chapel on Sunday. conducted by Rev
Mead KELSEY, Winthrop Center.
WEST SIDNEY.
The many friends and neighbors of
Mr.. and Mrs. Eben Blaisdell are glad
to have them at their old home for the
summer.
Miss Alberta Black was the guest
Wednesday of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
SCribner.
Mrs. b. F. Hussey and Miss Muriel
Longloy were callers at c. H. Love-
joys Tuesday.
T. a. Eastman of Beverly, Mass.
Of Bath are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Richardson.
NORTH WAYNE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ephraim Roy of Oak
land have been the guests OF relatives
here
Jack Tarbox has finished his work
for the North Wayne Tool Co.. and
returned to his home
Revenge is sweet thought B. f. Max
i'm when he was feaStfng on the fat
carcass of the large coon which had
been taking his meals from Mr.. Max
inns henhouse for several months
Miss Annie Hall of Oakland is the
guest Of her uncle and aunt, Nj. ana
Mrs. WiliGton Jennings
Capt Winfield Smith has returned
to tn" ToGus Home after d visit with
bIc rjctpr ~ a. l.
Mr.. Lizzie Putnam and Mrs. Marv
fowls of Brocfton. Mass, are the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Charles Giles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebcn Allen and chill
dren who hav" ben the guests of Nc
and Mrs Fred Allen for several DAYS.
went 10 Squirrel Island Friday MORN
ing. where they will spend q few adys
hclor" returning to their home in Nal
den. Mass.
WEST GARDINER.
WoODRINE HILL-Mr. Hackett and
nephew of Cambridge arc visitors at Ma
plcwood
Miss f. W. Welsh is visiting at Mr..
Whittcmorc'' camp on Grams Point
Harry Curtis has been visiting his
grandmother. Mrs. GrInncll.
Irving Blake ana aunt. Miss Emma
Chase. who haze been visiting Mrs. An
ma Blake. returned home last week
Capt. and Mrs. Harry Horne arc re-
ceiviLg congratulations On the arrival of
a bouncing; boy baby July %.
Among tho latest arrivals ~ Marlcwood
are Robert Culhane and brother.
Mrs. Allie Merrill and daughter Doro-
thy were visitors at Camp Reasonable
Tuesday.
Miss Stella Spear Of Fort Fairfield is
visiting her aunt. Mrs Florence farr
Harry Lewis Of Winthrop. Mass. is
spending his vacation with Milton Spear
Mrs. Albert Frames has common ge-
ranium which had 20 lunches of flowers
in bloom at one time.
Adeibcrt Goodwin took a party to Is
land Park Thursday evening.
Charles Mason and 4 party Of 70 attend
ed Island Park theatre Thursday even
ing.
Chas. r. Stinson. who is staying at
Wentworths cottage Birdmere caught
two very fine salmon. on" weighing S..
pounds and the other pounds.
NORTH PlTTSTON.
w. II. Grant of Rumford Falls spent
Sunday and Monday with relatives i'm
Randolph and Pittston.
Mr. and Mrs H. T. Grant, Miss Han
MN Grant and Elmer Lapham of Ran
dnlrh. were callers in East Chelsea and
North rittston Sunday.
Misses Susie and Mary Cary of East
Pittston were at c. x. Green's Sunday.
Miss Lillian Hall Of Brighton. Mass.
arrived Monday to spend few weeks
with friends here.