Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-05
DR.. MILES
ANTl-PAIN PILLS

| "lr. Miles, Anti-Pain Pills have not
only relieved mo of severe headache.
| mother who has suffered q great deal
| with neuralgia and dizziness has been
cured bv their use. MRS G. Fl. DAEKS.
80 ". 81 st. Moorestown, y. j.
| The first package will benefit. if not,
tn. druggist VIII return your money.
| p doses, p cents. Never Sold in bulk.
rict"r Of one Of the largest cold storage
/ houses in Boston
BERTHE Moody has been in Augusta
for several days caring for her friend
| Mrs. Flora Clark who is i'll of nervous
prostraton.
| Miss .ihbie Stone returned from
Boston Thursday.
WES- CHELSEA.
| Mrs. John Mathews of Gardiner AMI
her two daughters, IIazci and Bertha.
are the guests Of her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. III. L. White of this place.
| Hiram Hayes. son of Theodore Hayes
of Searles Mills, will visit his former
home Caribou Maine
| James birmingham, who has been
visiting his parents on the Ryan place.
returned to his home in Boston Thurs
day.
| Miss Anges Judge of Dorchester re-
| turned to her home after visit to her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James Judge of
| this place for the summer.
| The young people of town as well as
some from Augusta and Gardiner met
at the Town hall Saturday night and
enjoyed a most happy evening.
| Mr.. and Mrs James Cain have re-
turned from North Arson where they
spent the summer.
| Theodore Hayes shot in his dOoryartl
last Sunday an eagle that measured
| six feet from tip to tip tho bird was
looking for chickens which it had
been feeding on all summer in the
neiGhhorhood.
| There is to he Il dance at the Town
House saturday Sept. S. at o'clock.
MT. VERNON.
| Work on the new Bean schoolhouse
is progressing rapidly. r. ii. Jacobs
ha" the contract for building.
The fall term is expected to COM
mence oct /. The Village Primary.
| Wing and Currier schools commence
Sept. 10.
| Annie r. Weber is teaching school
| i'll Strong village, she has the inter-
m"nii:tte grade.
| >. +. Fairbanks rural carrier number
80, is improving after weeks illness.
| \. l.. Gordon of Gordon Bros. is at
State Fair with some fancy Hereford
stock
| \ large crowd attended Camp meet
| ing at l.akCsi!". Sunday.
| G. A. Carson Of Randolph spent Sun
day at J. l.. Carson's.
| r. w. Leighton, Esq, spoke at the
Republican rally at China, Saturday
evening.
| Calvin T.. Weber, rural carrier num-
Der 81 is taking his vacation of fifteen
days; he will attend the State Fair.
going from there to Portland ami
Boston.
The grain crop is nearly secured,
| Oats We're badly lodged. Beans and
POTATOES are somewhat rusted.
Elmer II. Wcbber has accepted a
position in Brooksville as teacher.
EAST WINTHROP.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. CleaveS visited
friends at Portland the past week.
Phil jackson who is staying at North
Leeds visited his parents the past week.
t. L. Packard and Miss Edith Free
man of Boston are visiting Mr..
Packard's father II. NJ. Packard.
REV. a. l.. Lane and family arrived
here Saturday and will occupy the
Baptist parsonage.
Arthur Graham and Edgar l.. Wood
of Lynn are stopping at Cobbossce
Farm.
Mrs. f.. A. Phillips and Miss Amber
Conant of Weld are visiting friends
here.
LITCHFIELD CORNER.