Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-18
STATE NEWS,
KENNEBEC.
WEST GARDINER.

store WIN Wy li6lli!itt IISl Mttk
Gained an entrance by Kicking open
the lower part of window. Con-
amount was stolen in the
folln OF pocket knives, cigars, con-
stockings, etc. This is the
fourth time the store has been broken
into il Il short space of time.
In going out to look after his bees
recently VIM. P. Haskell. found every
hive turned over. With the comb and
around. AS Mr. Haskell has no
enemies he is at a loss to know who
done the mischief or would wish to in
lure him in this way.
Roy DeF'ratus left last Saturday to
take position in a drug store in
Bethel.
Carl Collins. who has been very
i'll for several weeks, was
better Saturday.
Mrs. Dora Cannon Of Farmingdale
was q guest at Lambert Perkins Sun
day.
Miss Eva Howard Of Gardiner pass
ed Sunday at Will Spears.
john Daily VIII visit friends in
Massachusetts. this week
Fred Bradford. who has been visit
ing his aunt. Mrs. James Small has
returned to his home in Massachusetts.
Bert Goodwin ana Charles Mason
went on Z cruise in their Naptha
launch, down river last week. They
sailed around Boothbay Harbor, Up
SheepScot river. around Ocean Point,
also visiting Pemaquid Beach. Round
Pond and Muscon"us. They Brought
home good supply of CLAIMS and fish.
and rpeOrt Il fine trip.
Harry Spear has commenced his fall
and winter work at Clarence Getchcll's
Mill.
About $50 guests attended the
marriage reception of Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene II. Wakefield given a the home
Of the brides father Hartwell Cloush.
on Mill Sire Ct. last Wednesday evening.
Sept. Y. An interesting program was
carried out. consisting Of local ana in
strutnental music. reading, etc. Cake
ana ice cream We're served. The occa-
SION was very much enjoyed lyy al.
MI. and Mrs. Wakefield are well
known ana popular young people and
the good wishes of Il host of friends go
with them as they commence Iife's
Journey. There We're many beautiful
presents received which testifics 10 The
Istrcm in which the young couple are
held by their many friends.
NORTH WAYNE.
Charles HUFF has returned from q
visit to Oakland and Maine Central
Fair at Watcrville
+. L. Crosby ana Miss Lora Wells
entertained their friends at Remedies
cn@sin Camp Tuesday evening. Among
the out OF town guests We're Thomas
March of Fayette and Fred White of
Melrose. Mass. Music. games and
dancing tie evening was pleasantly
passed. cake and coffee was served,
Their return homo on the lake by
moonlight was q pleasing feature and
all ielt they had spent an evening that
would leave many pleasant memories.
Saturday evening the friends of Miss
1ura Wells gathered at the home of
Charles Crosby for a beautiful visit be-
fore she returned to New York on Mon
day. Miss Wells has spent the last five
years with her grandparents and will
not only be greatly missed by her rela-
tivcs but by every acquaintance to hepl
in every good work. She will again
take up the work she left when she
came to care for her grandmother, who
was aged and feeble.
Mrs. LipOrah Foss. her niece. Mrs.
Sylvia Foss. and her daughter. Miss
Dorothy. of Oakland. are spending q
few days with Mr. and Mrs. Nathan
Huff, here, and with other relatives in
Fayette.
Mrs. Mary Carson of Hallowell visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs G. A. Ladd last week.
General Tilden was business visitor
in the place Saturday.
Mrs. Alice McGinnis of Fayette was
calling of friends here one day last
week.
Mrs. Francis Perry of Westboro.
Mass, and Mrs. Eliza Clement 'of Car
rimont. Y. H., are visiting their sister
Mrs. +. l.. Smith.
Ezra Smith attended the Central
Maine fair at Wateryillc last week.
a. w. Ladd is on the sick list.
EAST READFiELD.
Mrs. Edith r. Packard with her sis
ter Miss Emma Morrill,, leaves for their
home in Wakefield, Tuesday.
A cancerous growth was removed
from the face Of Mrs. j. Il.
Mayhem one day last week. The
patient is reported doing as well as can
be expected A trained nurse from Au-
Susta is in attendance.
Rev. MIR. Herrick exchanged last Sun
Cay with Rev. Mr.. Henley of Winthrop,
who administered the rite of baptism
and received one member with the
church on probation. Rev. Henley
preached a strong sermon from the
text Chose We this day whom We will
serve"
LlTCHFIELD.
+. Harley Bartlett, who has been Wis
ting his brother here has returned to
Wocdsville, y. H.. where he is engaged
in the jewelry business.
Miss Maud Bartlett Of Allston, Mass.
came Saturday to spend few days with
relatives here.
The entertainment and dance that was
to be given at Frenchs Corner Grange
n y.ril