Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-15


Lapham.
Mrs. George Sanford of Boston is WIS.,
ting her mother, Mrs. NJ. E. Rogers.
WEST GARDINER.
VIM. P. Haskell picked a peck Of berry
handsome peaches this week. He in
yittd his daughters. Mrs. James Collins
and Miss Grace Haskell in Manchester
and presented the fruit to them.
Reuben l.. Snow has finished cutting
the grass on DR.. Smalrs and Albion
Snall's farms. He will now harvest
his own hay. Mr.. Snow has harvested
more hay than any other one man in
town.
Miss Edith Mitchell of AttlcborC,
Mass, who has been here passing her
vacation with her aunt, Mrs. Alpheus
Spear, returned home last week. Pete
Mitchell who has also been a guest at
Mr.. Spears. returned home to Massa-
chusetts last week.
Mrs Eta Blake and son Irwin of
Augusta We're guests at Mrs. Anna
Elake's last week.
Miss Bernice Shorey Of Augusta is
passing a few days at John Horns.
BELGRADE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Damren are re-
ceiying congratulations on the birth of
son Aug. 5th.
Mrs. Edison Locke and children OF
Augusta recently visited at III. l. Tuck
er'S.
Mr.. and Mrs Bertrand G. Taylor and
children of Augusta visited at Z. L.
Pinkhams Sunday.
Having is nearly completed. Farm
ers report large crop and harvested
in good condition in spite of 80 much
rain.
The remains of little Paul Yeaton,
eldest son of Clare YeatOn, former
resident of this town. were brought
here for burial from Amesbury, Mass
He with other young boys was sitting
on the wharf when in arising TO start
for home. the edge of the wharf sud
denly gave way. letting him into the
river ami he was drowned. Much
sympathy is expressed for ms parents
and blothers in their bereavement. IN
terment was made in the family l"t In
Pine Grove cemetery. His age was .
Il years.
Harry TAYLOR. who has been assisting
his uncle G. T. Pinkham, during hay
inc. returned to his home in Augusta
Sunday.
Mrs. II. T. Tucker, Miss Esther Cot
| lie and Mrs. c. II. Pinkham visited the
| Capital city last week.
Mrs. l.. F.. Reynolds, who has been
on an extended visit to relatives IN
| + bec returned to her home here SAT-
| urday.
READFIELD.
The reunion of the old Sd Maine in
| .Aurusta last Wednesday was very
| much enjoyed by the veterans. VI tiit
| soldier hoys who enlisted i'll that regl-
| mont from this town only two answer
Cd TO the roll-call last week. Among
| those who were in that regiment ana
have answered their last roll-call CT
earth were Plummer Morrill,. bradbury
Smart. John Putnam and Bradbury
| Thomas.
| Mrs. Ann Hewitt, who has been pass
ing two weeks with her daughter. Mrs
| cara Brown of Manchester has re-
turned 10 her home in Augusta.
| Everett Barber OF Winthrop VIZ
| visitor at the home of his father James
Barber, Sunday.
| Leonard Barber is selling his stock
preparatory to going on the road selling
canary birds.
The thunderstorm of Aug. struck
naov times at East Readfeld. IL
struck a tree near the buildings OF
| BERNARD Gordon, also :: tree near the
house Of William Hunt and burned out
his telephone receiver.
II Fl. Freeman. who has been hay
ing in Readfield and Mt Vernon. start
cd for the West last week.
WEST WINDSOR.
A Lawn party will be held at the
oak hin schoolhouse. Trouant District
Windsor Monday evening, Aug. 20, II
stormy the next fair evening for the
benefit of the sabbath school recently
organized in that place, with Miss Mae
Reed as superintendent and Miss Edith
Murray assistant superintendent.