Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-12
STATE NEWS.
kENNEBEC.
NORTH BELGRADE.

NORTH BELGRADE.
Mrs ReIle Stone and Mrs Mary wal
lace are I'm Boston for few weeks.
Charles Wheeler of Cambridge, Mass,
,,aSsed sunday at Camp Ellis, Salmon
lake.
The Summer school for boys at camp
Nerryweather has closed ana the Do!s
returned to their homes sept. a. having
nassed one of the most successful and
also pleasaut terms in the history OF
the school.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Martin Bartlett Of Wat
ervflle are receiving congratulations on
the birth Of an SI1-pound daughter at
their cottage at Great pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Spaulding of
Wate-ville spent Sunday with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Spaulding.
The two barrel factories located here
are about to commence making parreis
for the seasons trade. One is owned
by &c. Leighton of Winthrop. the 9TH
er by W. L. Withers Of North Belgrade.
Mrs. Angie Ellis, whose health has
been very poor for the past year. is
not SO well as she has been. Her sis
ter is caring for her.
:, Schools in town begin Sept. 10.
Charles Taylor, who received severe
injury from an automobile, Is said to
be improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Alexander and
Mrs. Sanford Witham attended the
State fair at Lewiston last week.
Salmon Lake Grange is going to have
a Box sociable Tuesday evening, Sept.
Is, to which all are cordially invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Decker are the
happy parents Of little daughter
Miss Grace Damren, Cony High
school 'O8, has returned to Augusta
TO resume her studies. after passing
her vacation in town with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs T. K Damren.
Mr.. ands6rg Seth Bickford and Mrs.
Martha Hutchins attended the Freewill
Baptist Quarterly meeting at Rome Sat
urday and Sunday.
Mrs. George Holbrooke and two chill
dren of Whitman. Mass, are visiting
her grandmother, Mrs. Aurinda Ellis.
Paul Marshall and two daughters of
Lynn, Mass, have been visiting MRS.
Ellen Lyford the past week.
moved home from Belgrade Lakes,
where they passed the summer. Mr..
Morrow has a steamer on Great pond,
which he uses to carry parties, and re-
ports having had very busy season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe SublOw of Water
Vile spent Sunday with the latter's
uncle, George Ellis.
Mrs Ellen Farnham of Oakland pass
cd several days last week visiting rela :
tives.
Leslie Damren was in Augusta Sat-
urday on business.
Although the season when summer
boardcrs are usually expected 10 reiriai'
is over there still seems to be re"
left i'm this part of the town. There art
"a AT the Salmon Lake house and moro
cxpectcd The assistant United States
treasurer and wife dined there sunday
,rhe fishing is extra good for this time
Of wear. Mr.. Spaulding intends to en-
large and remodel his house before
next year.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wiley of Man
chester N. H.. visited Mr.. and Mrs
Joel Richardson last week.
BENTON.
David Spencer is quite sick witt
typhoid fever.
We are glad to report Bertha IRWIN
who has recently undergone an opera
stion for appendicitis, as greatly iii
proved.
Mrs. Mary Boston spent last week
Canaan visiting relatives.
Mr.. Levi Merrill has lost three COW
as the result of poison recently place
In salt In his pasture. 1t is to be nope
tho perpetrator of the deed may b
found and duly punished.
A. B.. Boston is spending this wee
at home in order to attend the Centra
Maine Fair.
Miss Respa Frazier of Monticell
was in town last week, calling o
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Pettigrew {
Wateryille spent the day with n
sister Mrs. Bryant Roundy recently.
Quite n party of Benton Epworthiar
went to the Clinton NJ. f. parsonas
Monday evening, where they were hos
pitably entertained by Rev. and Mr.
Aldrich. The evening was passed
social manner, ice cream and car
being served and also bananas. Ea6
one at his departure thanked the no
and hostess for a very pleasant ever
ing May this be the harblnger
many similar events.
NORTH AUGUSTA.
Schools began Monday. Sept. 10.
are pleased to welcome the san
teachers that we had last year-Mi
Anna Wood of Albion at Bracket
Corner and Miss Carrie Paul OF Roci
port at Stone school.
Mrs. Warner Taylor still remaiI
very sick.
Mrs. Mary Mason visited Mrs. F.
Damron recently.
Miss Della L. Cummings rcturnt
to Brighton, Mass. last Friday, a1t
passing her vacation at home.