Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-27
STATE NEWS.
KENNE BEG.
NORTH AUGUSTA.

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Tho many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cyrus Stilson will be pleased to know
they are pleasantly located at Pueblo.
Col. with their daughter and hus-
banr, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Sibley, where
| they have employment at the SANTA
rum. They had very pleasant jour
ney and are enjoying western life very
much.
| Miss Anna Wood and Carrie Paul.
teachers of the Bracket and Stone
| schools. are attending the teachers
| convention at Lewiston this week.
| Mr. and Mrs. Ruel Dutton visited
their son. w. l.. Dutton and family at
| Siiowhcgan, recently.
Miss Eugenia Griffith and friend
Miss Bailey of Vinalhaven. We're guests
of Mrs. c. r. Dutton over the Sabbath.
George Nottage of Pennington has
been visiting at B. II. Tracy's.
Mrs. Emma Hall of Patten. who has
| been visiting at Joseph Newman's. has
returned home.
Rev. Mr. Jackson is visiting at Silas
Jackson's. Brook road.
Horace Shaw is slightly improving.
Mrs. Anna Davis of Sidney is guest
OF Mrs. Lucy Jackson. They attended
the reception given in honor Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace Farnham at the Grange
hall at Sidney.
Bert r. Norton of Augusta passed
the Sabbath at Horace Hagan's.
Hartwcll Damren of Sidney is pass
ing the week with his son, +. W. Dam
rem.
John Dutton and family have moved
to the home of Mrs. buttons parents
for the winter.
WEST WINDSOR.
The first husking of the season was
held at c. c. Taylor's Wednesday
| evening. a large number of merry
huskers freed the husks from nearly
| 100 bushels Of nice looking corn, after
| which the company partook of an old
| fashioned supper such as they had in
| the olden times, consisting of baked
| beans. brown bread. and IL bountiful
supply of cake, doughnuts, pumpkin
pie and apples. The remainder of the
evening was passed in playing games
| and Il jolly social time was enjoyed by
| all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner Barton We're
Sunday guests, of Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
sell Barton of Waterville.
| W. a. Stewart raised the finest lot of
potatoes for the number of bushels, III
this section. $50 bushels.
| Mrs. Laura Stinson was recent
guest of her brother Orrin Cunning
ham.
Frank Grant and family recently
moved into the house across the road
from the homestead of the late Theo-
dorc Barton.
a Soodly number attended the La
dies Union at Mrs. J. NJ Hussey's.
The union members are very busy
working on quilt. preparatory for
quilting in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lot Jones are the
guests of her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
j. NJ. Hussey.
'sSsS~ . NORTH PITTSToN. =
Mrs Della Watson, Miss Emma
Green and Miss Ida Searles of Chelsea.
were visitors in town last week.
Mrs. Arobine Grant, Miss INA
Clark. the Misses Nellie and Hannah
Grant of Randolph. were callers on
Miss En2a Green, Thursday evening.
Walter Powers and sister. Miss
| Grace, of West Chelsea were calling on
friends here Sunday.
Miss Helen Clark Of Randolph was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs G.. b. Put
| man last week.
Mrs. Sadie Lawrence was in Augusta
! Friday.
| Mrs. Isabel Merrill. accompanied by
her grandson, Ernest Moore Of Ran
dolph. visited relatives in jefferson the
Il last of the week.
4 George Caldwell OF Chelsea was ::
business caller in town Thursday
I The little daughter of Mrs. Benjamin
i Crocker of Beech Hill" fell from a
\ cart one day last week resulting in the
4 breaking of one of her arms.
John Dunn. Jr.. fell from the stag
. ing of tic haypress 1T the barn Of
! Oliver Gould last week. but fortunately
no serious injuries were received other
wise than severe shaking.
NORTH WAYNE.
Mrs. Ellen Blcchcr suffered Il severe
shock Thursday night, which resulted
in her death Friday morning at the
: home of her son. b. +. BIecher. Funeral
arrangements have not been made
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