Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-07-11
KENNEBEC.
WINDSOR,


MED by his two sisters, Mrs. Mary j.
Clark and Mrs. Sarah Jones Of Cross
Hill, and his son Harry of Brockton
Mass. visited Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Don
nell Saturday of last week.
Mrs. Seth Bryant Of Cambridge
| Mass, is passing the summer with her
sisters, Miss NJ. C. Bryant and Mrs. A.
l.. Donnell.
| About 60 Patrons We're present at the
last meeting of Windsor Grange. One
candidate was instructed in the First
and Second degrees. Ice cream and
cake in abundance We're served and a
pleasant evening enjoyed by all. Ad-
journed to Aug. 10 for the usual sum-
mer vacation.
WINDsoRvILLE.
Mr. and Mrs. William Griffin have
returned TO Bridgewater, Mass, after
a weeks vacation spent with Mr.. Crit
fms parents.
The dance at French's pavilion was
we'll attended about 100 couple being
present Mr.. French has announced
another dance to occur July 10.
Mrs. Maud Wingood. who is at work
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her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph VIM
good.
Miss Mamie Griffen who has been
employed a the Medfield Mass. Insane
hospital for about six years, has re-
turned home for visit with her PAR
ents.
Miss Sadie Brown has accepted a fine
position at the National Home in Togus
and will begin her duties Wednesday.
e. F. French is helping BENZ. Albee
haying.
The house of Bert Marsh was invaded
last Tuesday evening by many Of his
friends, bringing large quantities Of
tinware, but for what purpose it can
only be conjectured. There are ndi-
cations that certainly look suspicious
but no doubt they can be explained
satisfactory to the Marshes.
BRANCH MILLS.
| L.. NJ Shuman and Edna Osgood
went to Waterville July 8. Miss Annie
Wall returned with them to visit Mrs.
is. c. Parmenter the Fourth.
| w. H. Daley gave dance at the
Grange hall July 4.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. f. Aldred are at p.
is. Workings for their summer vaca-
ton.
Hattie Seekins has gone to Albion to
work.
Mrs. Eva Smith Of Waltham and hes
niece, Marion Worthing, are visiting q.
A. Worthing.
Palermo school closed July 6, after a
very successful term taught by ID. w.
lWorthing. Saturday Mr.. Worthing took
his sch GLARS, with few invited friends,
on straw ride to Webbers cottage,
near Bradstreet's pond where they ate
their dinner, enjoyed peanut hunt.
ETC., returning about 5 o'clock. All
pronounced 1t a most enjoyable day and
felt very grateful to their teacher
for his kindness.
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Parmenter Of Bos-
ton are visiting his mother, Mrs. Alton
Doe.
Several from this village attended the
baptism at Bradstreet's pond Sunday
Willard Small and family Of Angus
ia visited his brother, John Small, Sum
day.
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Massachusetts, where she will be en-
ployed in a shoe factory.
Mrs. Eta Worthing entertained the
Ladies' Sewing Society July 4.
EAST vAssALRoRo.
Chase Tabsr and children from
Providence, r. L., are visiting Mr.. Ia
| ber's mother.
Mrs. Caroline Hescock and Miss
Louise are to spend several weeks at
Peaks Island.
At the last meeting of Nassalboro
Grange action was taken Dy which no
meetings will be held during July.
Hascall Hall. George MARI Of Wat
erville and Dade Halves of Winslow
were calling on friends in the village
recently
Mrs Eta Gates. who had a serious ILL
ness recently. is much improved and
| able to be out again.
| Miss Caroline Taber, who had a
shock some weeks since. died early
Thursday morning. Miss Taber had al
ways lived in town and had large
circle of friends. She was well-known
by her kindness and attention to the
| needs of those less fortunate. Always
having led a quiet life her traits of
character were best known to those
within her own family. The funeral
services were held Saturday afternoon.
Rev. r. A. Colpitts officiated The in
terment was in the family lot in the
Village cemetery. The sympathy of a
large number of friends is extended to
the bereaved family.
Miss Farwell of Riverside is visiting
Mrs. Frank Coombe.
| Favorable accounts are received from
Mrs. David Gates, who is being treat
ed at a Massachusetts hospital Her
many friends hope for her recovery.
WEST WINDSOR.
Miss Ethel Carpenter is at the BEL
grade" Belgrade lakes, through the
hot season.
A number from this vicinity attended
the afternoon services at the chapel
North Windsor, Rev. Mr.. Atwood con-
Quoting the meeting.
John s. Jones Of Augusta was a