Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-07-25

that no money need be paid out in ex
periments.
| out OF town visitors at the chapel Sun.
day.
Miss c. II. Kendall passed Sunday al
Mrs. Effie Smalls returning to Bow
doinham, Monday morning.
Ernest r. Small is at home from
South Gardiner for n few DAYS
Fishermen report good catches OF
white perch here in the pond
READFIELD DEPOT.
Mrs. Arthur Nickerson, Kents' Hill
was calling on friends, Monday.
Miss Alma Gordon who left for Port
land, Sunday. has 4 position, as book
Keeper, with firm of that city.
George Gordon, Winthrop. stonped
over Sunday at the home of his sister
Mrs. f. w. Brown.
The horses in this locality are getting
quite accustomed to automobiles, as
added to others on the road are two at
Craig's Point in daily use, one owned
by Mr.. Hall. the other by Mr.. Ray
mond, both gentlemen from Boston.
George Nickerson has charge Of Cole
man grove and the cottagers are sup
Piled with milk by w. F. Bourne
Mrs. Augustus Bourne and daughter
Miss Anna, of Bangor, on their way
home from Boston, are visiting rela-
tives in Winthrop, Readfield and East
Livermore.
Mary Jane Richardson. the seer
made her annual trip in this locality
last week.
The hurdygurdy, which appeared
Monday morning, was quite well pat
ronizcd, in the interest, and for the
amusement Of the children.
The combined scarcity of help and
bad weather is detrimental to the hay
ing interests of the farmers.
Mrs. II. NJ. Parsons visited her home
Saturday, It turning to East Wilton the
same day accompanied by her husband
who remained over Sunday.
MONMOUTH.
Mrs. G.. w. Norris and daughter,
Mrs. w. Cararthers of Melrose Mass,
are at Mrs. Norris home on Norris
Hill.
Miss Lila Neal Of Somerville, Mass,
is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Il. c.
Mountfort
Mrs. Mary Gushing Palmer Of New
ton, Mass, was the guest of Miss
Hattie Clifford last week.
Mr. and Mrs PulSifer of Auburn;
Miss Alta Bush of Portland Miss Hill
ton and Miss Helen Adams of Bow
doinham, are visiting at Among the
Pines
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ingraham of
Portland are guests of Miss S. E.
Colby.
Mrs. Armstrong of Augusta is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. jay Bull.
Another of Monmouths aged and
respected citizens has passed away.
Cyrus X. Titus died at his home Fri
day. July, 20. He had been in feeble
health for some time. He was born
in Monmouth Aug. 6, 1928, and was
member of the Methodist church for
40 years. A widow and six children
two of whom reside in Monmouth
Mrs. Evclin Robe and Mrs. Lizzie
Sprague, survive.
The Epworth League held lawn
party on the grounds of the MethO-
dist parsonage Thursday evening. The
lawn was prettily decorated with Jap
anese lanterns A short musical and
literary program was given. Refresh
mcntS Were served.
Twenty-Five volumes have recent
ly been presented to Cumston Pub
lie Library by Phillip Owen of Wo-
burn, Mass.
Rev. G. b. Hannaford of Rumford
the funeral of his late uncle Cyrus
Titus
NORTH WINDSOR.
Mildred Welman of Washington was
the guest of Owen Dow and family last
week.
Edward Lawden passed a few days at
home recently.
Mrs. Chas. Sabin and son. Percy. Of
Augusta. are passing a week with her
cousin. Ellen Pierce.
The Ladies' Union will meet this
week on Friday with Mrs. Dan1 True.
Rookie McCurdy is at home on her
summer vacation
Nina Caswell spent last week very
pleasantly with Rev. and Mrs. F. S
Clark Of North Vassalboro.
Sylvia Haskell of Augusta is passing
a part of her vacation with her grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward HALO
well.
Mrs. lydia Wing Of Aih: III is tho
guest Of her niece, Mrs. Minnie M,rri.l.
Mrs. Melissa Merrill, who has been