Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-01

| Warren Sanhnrn and friend, Miss
barher, has returned from Augusta.
| Mr.. ". r. Osgooi passed Sunday
| WIN her daughter, Mrs. :. q.
| farmenter.
{. w. Huasey of Watervile was in
| town Sunday stopping at the hotel.
making the nip in his automobile.
| Miss Flora Kitchin has returned
from her visit at Weeks Mills.
| Mrs. Many Rradatreet visited her
sister, Mrs Eliza Nelson t@o days last
| week.
| o. A. RradS;roct and family passed
| SUNDAY at Weeks Mills.
ALBION.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Sylvester spent
| Thursday with friends in Thorndike.
Mrs. Edith Fling. who has been Wis
| itihG her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
| hussey went to Turner last week for
, few days
Mr., Morse Of South Albion has been
picking cucumbers from his garden
| Tor mere than a week.
A baby boy arrived July &c, at John
| Hardng'S
Miss Laselle of Fairfield is visiting
her cousin, Miss Carrie Knight
Fred Littlefield is at home from
New ark, n. J., for a few weeks Vaca-
ton.
Miss Anna Wood left Monday for
Higgins Beach, where she will spend
q few weeks with party of friends
telephone box was put in at .. o.
CroSbys this week on The Half Moon
COS. line.
The meetings at South Albion, under
direction of the Christian Alliance are
well attended. Sunday afternoon 1856
attended, and Sunday evening the
tent could not hold all who went.
Mr. ana Mrs. Sanford Batchelder Of
Brooks have been visiting friends in
town.
MT. VERNON.
The regular monthly meeting of Mt
Vernon Grange wa held Saturday
evening. July Is. Tie First ana Second
degrees We're conferred upon three can
dltate&. Several applications for MEM
b:rShip We're received. The topics dis
cuTSed We're The Model Woman" and
The Model Husband" the former con-
Gidered by George &. Downs, w. B.
Reed. w. ID. Archibald. Fred Ingham
and G. .. Wells, the latter by Mrs.
r. II. Jacobs, Emma Wells. Mrs Har-
man and Mrs. Fred Ingham. The Sc
lect reading by Mrs. q. .. Wells and
the solo by Mrs. Harmon We're much
cnpoyed. The. Grange will observe
Field Jay with q picnic at Russ Grove
Aug. il. There will be an address by
Prof. l.. G. Bateman.
Frank D"ten and Master Earl Todd
of Columbus, o, recently visited DR.
and Mrs. Herbers f. Shaw.
Miss Angie Whittier of Winthrop is
visiting friends in town.
Miss Bertha V. Comstock has re-
turned from Winthrop for a weeks
NaVaction at home.
The Mt. Vernon Telephone Co is
extending its line into the adjoining
towns. This makes it very convenient
for the farmers who can thus order
their supplies from the stores ana have
them delivered by the r. r. d. car
rier.
Bickford were married Oh July rs, by
f. e. Fellows, EsG
BELGRADE.
Mr.. ami Mrs. j. J.. Weston are rrceiv-
ing congratulations on the birth Of
son. July 30.
A high southeast wind accompanied
by Il heavy rain al tbi" writing will
IN
largest crop in grass viii be harvested
Of the weather ever permits. Much
lovland was too wet before the present
rain.
Mra. Jane lockwood visited at ]. f,
Till@on'& last week.
Mrs. Willis Bickford Of Raadfield De
pot is caring for Mrs. J. +. Weston and
baby.
The first meeting of Belgrade Grange
after the summer vacation will be held
Saturday evening. Aug: 4. The chairs
will be filled and program furnished by
he young members. A fine meeting is
anticipated.
NORTH MANCHESTER.
A very pleasant reunion took place
at the home of MIR. and Mrs. NJ s.
those present We're Mrs. FifieldS sis
ter Mrs. NJ. a. King Of Dorchester.
Mass. her two daughters. Mrs War
rem Pcttre, ana Mrs. Walter Frost. her
grandson. Gardner Petler. also Mrs.
F'ifeld's brother. EmmUnS Williams of
Readfirld. his son Guy ana daughter.
Mrs. John f'ili,ld, Miss t.na Blaisdell
from Boston ana Don t'ifield from An
gusta. The day was very much en-
joycd by all
VASSALBORO.
The Vassalboro w. G. r. L., is invit-
ed 10 hold its next meeting, August LIST.
with Mrs. Gustavus Hussey \ fun at
| Tendance is desir, 4.
Or, and Mrs. Nathaniel Bryant Col
man of Los Gates. Calf, will be the
que Is of his sister, Mrs Gustavus Hus-
sey of tins place, during the months
of August and September This is Dr.
| Colman's first visit to his native place
| for 20 years.
LlTCHFIELD PLAINS.