Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-06
KENNEBEC.
WEST WINDSOR.

| Mrs II. A. ldDeT returned from OK
ford. Saturday.
Henry Seaver of Boston is stopping
at j. w. Lamson's for two weeks.
| Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reed of Au-
gusta were callers of Henry Taber's
also Charles Morse's, sunday afternoon.
Owen Dove and family and Mrs.
George Pierce. attended the social
meeting at West Windsor Sunday
afternoon.
Miss Abbie True who has been a
visitor of Miss Rose Lamson's for a
few days returned Sunday.
Miss Mae Reed was the guest Of c.
F. Taylor and family. Saturday even
ing and Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Grin Cunningham
passed Sunday with his sister. Mrs
Reeves. and Mrs. Stinson.
Young Master Bickford Of Augusta
is stopping at {. 6. Taylor's for a short
time.
A. W. Brooks of Augusta was in the
place recently.
But little farming has been done in
this locality on account Of the cold wet
weather.
Robert Seekins is hauling hay to
Togus. for Charles Morse of South
Nassal boro.
II. 6. Dickey of South Nassa lboro
is hauling potatoes to the Togus home.
Mrs. Lewis who is boarding with Mrs.
Betsey Casey. is in poor health.
ALBION.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. P. Day are rejoice
ing over the birth of boy.
Mr.. and Mrs Winnie Hutchins who
have been visiting their aunt. Mrs.
Olney Worthen have returned to their
home in Danvers. Mass.
The little daughter of Roscoe Clark
ran against a door with such force as
to break her nose, a few days ago.
DR. Day attended to the injury.
The Albion, Winslow. Benton and
China Sunday School Asso., will hold
its June session at South China. June
g.
Rev. n. NJ. Heikes will attend the
New England convention at Manches-
ter. N. H., June 81.
The Children's Day exercises will be
held Sunday at A P. NJ. June II.
The quarterly session of the Chris
tan conference will be held here June
10, 20 and Il, with the Christian
church.
The Kennebec County Sunday
School Association will hold its an
nuaI session June Il, with the Con-
gregational church at South Gardiner.
Rev. II. NJ. Heikes is attending the
N. E. convention at Manchester. n. FL.
WEST GARDINER.
Services were held at the First Bap-
fist church on the Hallowell road Sun
day. Rev. Mr.. Nichols. pastor of the
Methodist church, Hallowell. preached
to a good sized and very apprccia-
tive audience, taking for his text Matt.
POPS. Mr.. Nichols is very able
speaker and very much liked by those
who attend and still larger congrcga-
tons are hoped for in the future.
There will be services next Sunday as
usual at 80 o'clock A Sabbath school
will he organized at 100 o'clock.
Every one is cordially invited to join.
spears I OElle1-M1. ana MIS-. crest
Hartman who have been in Gardiner
the past winter are moving back to
their farm in Litchficld. Their friends
here are glad to see them home again
as they have been missed very much.
The farmers in this section arc very
anxious for more settled weather as
many of them have been unable to
plant anything yet owing to the cold
wet condition of the land.
Mrs. Everett Clifford of Madison is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Goldsmith this week and will
attend the graduating exercises at
Litchfield Academy. Her sister. Miss
Edith Goldsmith is one of the gradu-
atcS.
Frank Houghton and sister. Miss
Lizzie. of Sidney We're the guests of
the Misses Laura and Elsie Springer
at their home in West Gardiner over
Sunday.
Fred Trafton has purchased new
potato planter.