Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-07-11
STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEc.
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READFIELD.
MANY strangers are with us now en-
Towing the beautiful drives and boating |
all about this section.
Most farmers will begin their haying
this week. The crop promises well.
! Mrs. ]. D. Mitchell from Jacksonville, |
Fla, arrived in town for her usual an
nuaI vacation on Saturday.
DIR. Neal Mitchell has his house near
ly ready to occupy.
C. E. Stevens has made many re-
PAIRS on his stable.
Mr., and Mrs. Frank p. Fogg from
Boston are with his mother on the old
homestead in town for short stay.
Mr.. Fogg is in the employ Of the Ma
tional Magazine.
Miss Alma Gordon is selling out her
stock of millinery goods and will close
up her business here soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Henry from
PENNSYLVANIA are visiting their many
old friends in town now.
The Fourth passed off very quietly
here save for the usual restlessness and
noise Of the younger portion OF our
citizens.
EAST WINTHROP.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Whipple and two
children of Roxbury, Mass, visited his
uncle, r. NJ. Rowe, the past week.
Wallace Wing of Waltham, Mass. is
visiting at F. A. Jackson's for few
days. f1s'sa
Miss Georgia and Ella Hewins went
to New York, Friday, where they will
pass a few weeks with friends.
S. s. Merrill of Salem, Mass. was
calling on friends here Saturday.
Miss Mabel and Elsie Wells of Med
ford. Mas, are visiting friends here.
Miss Ida Shaw and Miss Lola Ed
monds of Augusta will be the guests oil
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fred White for few
weeks.
Mrs. Annie Berry is still on the sick
list.
DIR. Slccpr, Mr. and Miss Burk are at
the Pocasset House.
Mrs. w. a. Burgess is visiting friends
in Portland and vicinity.
Mrs. Saunders who has been visiting
her daughter, MIS-. A. D. ihc' hio ic-
turned to her home in Bath.
George Lord is one Of the sick.
Mrs. Swift who has been very sick
with measles is convalescent.
Miss Katie Maxim who has been in
waterville has returned TO her home in
Wayne.
Dan Graves and little son passed a
feyy DAYS with George Lord and family
recently.
AIpheus Stctson is again able to be
out.
Kelsey Black Of Augusta is visiting
his uncle, Allen White.
Several from WAYNE attended the
funeral of Leland Carpenter at Leeds,
Sunday.
]. r. McTinnon is at home.
Miss Alice Tozier is visiting her
grandparents in Wayne.
SOUTH CHINA.
Miss Maude Hooper Of Oakland, Me-
&c the guest of Mrs. Guy Hall for lew
days.
Howard Fuller with a crew OF men
have been setting telephone poles tne
mast week. They now extend as far as
hudson Ellis on the South road, ana oi,
the HaIlowclI road as far as LouVlll
Proctor.
Ouite a number in this vicinity VIII
commence haying this week while oth-
ers will wait a week longer.
Few. and Mrs. J. Frank Jones OF
windsor were calling on friends in the
place Thursday.
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guests of their grandparents, Mr.. an'
NJ y w Metcalf of Albion over the
Fourth.
John r, Sherman of New York an'
r. ]. Sherman of Albion Wcr" calling
on old friends here last Friday.>
Mr. and Mrs. John Briggs Of Cros
JIiu we're calling on Mrs. II. NJ. MIL
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. o. Savage OF Au
rusta were calling on friends here las
Sunday.
chester Ellis of Dexter is passing III
vacation with his parents here.
Mrs Sarah Wentworth and Miss En-
Wentworth were visiting friends
Augusta last week.
Tho Riverside Athletic Associatio
gave . dance at Good Tcmplars ma
last Friday evening which was yer
successful in every way.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Avery OF ''arlai'
were calling on Mrs. Mills one ga
last week.
Nrs Albert Foster had quite ser
o,is i'll turn last week but Is sofneWhd
improved.
Mrs. ]. f. Farwell is visiting lrleio
at East Vassalboro.
The funeral services Of the "a
Joshua Robbins took place at ms non
last Thursday and were conducted
Rev. c. G.. Mosher of Augusta. NJ
Robbins was one of our oldest ana mo-
respected citizens. He leaves WHO
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