Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-07-24
STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEc.
MON MOUTH.

next sunday, July 18th and Rev. Wood
man former pastor of the church will
| take up the work.
Farmers have got well started with
| heir haying the crop is not as good as
| last year. especially on wet land the
heavy showers have lodged the grain
quite badly.
There was a good attendance at the
socialists meeting at Union church
North Monmouth. last Thursday eve
ming.
Special services will be held at the
| Methodist church, East Monmouth.
| next Sunday at o'clock p. NJ. is hon
or of the repairs which the church has
received of late.
| DIR. Russell of Leeds has opened an
office at the centre and commenced
practice there.
Many of our people are living i'm their
| cottages and camps on the shore Of
Lake CcchnewagOn.
| L. S. Cooling has his large barn up
and in readiness for his large crop of
hay.
Prof. Ellsworth Lancaster spent Il
few days with his father Frank Lam
| caster last week
Misses Nettit Wing. Edith and Hazel
| Haynes went to Old Orchard Thurs
day to spend the remainder of the
summer doing table work
| The Grange holds it's regular monthly
meeting next Wednesday, evening
Mrs. Olivia Norris and Helen Cur
ruthers recently came to their home
stead on Norris Hill from Massachu-
| sets to spend the summer.
Augustus Clough from Beaumost.
Calf, who has been spending two
weeks with father and mother Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. NJ. Clough returns to California
this week.
Mr.. Ingraham of Portland admins
TRAITOR of the Cumston Estate was in
Monmouth over Sunday.
Miss Bertha Dudley of Rome, Me, is
| visiting relatives in town.
RIVERSIDE.
| Mrs. Clarence Robbins and son Of
Livermore Falls are visiting relatives
! here
| Sturgis Randall of Augusta is q
guest at "Broadacres" for a few weeks
| Miss Lucy Brown Of Boston is visit
| ing her sister. Mrs Merton Rowe.
Mrs. A. r. Robinson of Winslow was
the guest last week of Mrs. Fossett
Mrs. NJ. Z. Rowe, met with quite a
! serious accident in Augusta Saturday.
| She and her sister, Miss Lucy Brown
of Boston. were driving on one of the
streets where they We're using the
steam roller, at which the horse took
| fright and she was thrown out
evidently striking on her head. as
there were two large cuts in the scalp
V hich required seven stitches to close
The horse ran with Miss Brown in the
, Wagon but was stopped without
| further damage. Mrs. Rowe was
| carried into nearby house and a
physician called to attend her She
| was considerably bruised besides the
i cuts. Her husband was telephoned to
and he went down and brought her
could be expected. 1t was a narrow
escape from more serious results.
Mrs Sadie Brown and son Harry of
Michigan are passing the summer at
Q. II. Browns.
CHURCH HILL.
| John E. Church lost a valuable horse
Saturday.
Mrs. Ernest Wright is visiting Mrs.
Eva Foster
r. A. Packard is cutting Miss Eliza
| Churchs hay.
+. A. Phelan expects to move to town
about August and Mr.. Hatfield will
| take possession of the place in the
near future.
Miss Gladys Adrich Of Melrose.
| Mass is visiting Mrs. Everett Cum
ningham.
| VIM. Hallowell has his house nearly
moved on to his lot.
! G. l.. Wentworth has moved into his
/ new house.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Donovan were
calling on friends here recently.
| Walter Yeaton has sold his place
and moved to New York.
Amos Cunningham is cutting Mr..
Hadfield's hay.
| y. r. Savage finished haying Satur-
day and is now entertaining company
from Boston.
WEEKS MILLS.
Mrs. Eugene Peva of Watertown, CT.
is visiting relatives here.
George Miller of Massachusetts is Wis
itinS his father, A. ID. Miller.
Lawyers Little and Fisher of Angus
ia were in the place Wednesday on bus
mess.
The Ladies' Union met with Mrs Jen-
ME Holt July 10. The following officers
were installed: President, Mrs. Hattie
Malcolm: vice president. Mrs Mabel
Hallowell; secretary. Mrs. Sadie Cole.
Refreshments were served and an en-
joyable afternoon was passed. The next
meeting will be held at Mrs. Abbie
j Horns, July 81 :
EAST READFIELD.
A poor outlook for those just begin
ming haying.