Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-06
COUNTY NEWS
KENNEBEC.
WEST CHELSEA.

WEST CHELSEA.
Miss Julia Judge of Gardiner was the
guest of Mrs. III. L. HAYES Saturday
night and Sunday.
Miss Anna Hunt, who has been visiting
Gardiner friends. returned to lier horne
last week.
James Judge has gone to Boston. where
he will visit his sister, Mrs Susie Cole.
| H. l.. Hayes with his crew harvested
ana unloaded nine big double-inorse load,
i o. hay between 80 and 6 o'clock Satllr-
day. with one team.
There is to b.. a dance at the Town
house Saturday evening
| Miss Georgia White returned to her
| home Friday, after visit to friends in
Augusta.
Miss Grace PoN ers is visiting relatives
! in Bath for the week.
WEST GARDINER.
SHEARS CORNER-T. c. Crsel of
Vinalhaven was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Augustir Littlefcld last week.
Ray Ware returned to his home on Sat-
urdav from Gilbcrtville. Mass. where he
has been attending sci Dol.
| Miss Alice NJ. Cole gave delightful
rarty t" her friends on "Wednesday. July
81. The occasion was the I4th annirer-
sary OF her birth. She was the rccipient
| of many pleasing remembrances. A cOlla-
| ton was served, and an enjoyable after
noon pa ssed Ey the % attending guests.
| leave this week for their new home in
Waterville: They will lie accompanied by
| Mrs Hoyts sister, Miss l.. c. Leighton.
The best wishes of "a host of friends are
| extended to them.
| F. E. Sl,erburne lost seven valuable
sheep last week. Lasting injury was done
| to the balance of his flock. 1t was the
| work of dogs.
Mrs. Fannie Getchel' and party from
stcr cottage at Cobbosseecontee
| The many friends OF Archie Cole of
Lynn, Mass. will be pleased to hear of
his promotion to foreman at the E. A.
| Little shoe factory,
| Miss Mary Littlefield of Augusta is
passing week with her parents at the
| Corner.
Dr. Fairbanks was called Saturday to
attend sick horse belonging to Gore
| Bros.
| On SATURDAY. Engineer Jones began to
survey from Mcrrilrs Corner to the Pot
| ter Fridge. Men and teams will go to
| the trotting park camp the frs: of this
transferred to this section. Accommodate
| tinnw for horses nave been secured at En-
cry Andrews ard Robert RhoaGes. The
WORT: ON the road he'd near the I.itchficld
| camps is rapidly advancing. While from
| Days Corner to Sahattus the grading is
nearly or quite completed. Masnns are at
| work on abutmentS and cuvcrtS along
| the line.
| A party consisting of Mrs Tozicr and
| daughter. Miss Marion. Walter Spear of
North Tassnlboro II. s.. G. =. AMI Percy
on Monday. The trip was made in the
now launch constructed by Percy Spear.
Mr.. and Mrs f. w. Damon of Boston
| arrived on Sunday, the guests of Annette
| Spear.
CHINA.
| George H. Marks of Boston. who
| has been passing the month of July
| at Oak Crest. left for home last Fri
day. Mr.. Marks is paymaster SER
geant of the 9Th Reg, Mass. Volun-
teer Militia. and will pass a week in
camp at South birmingham, before
returning to his other duties in the
| city.
Julius Shultz of Boston will pass
August with the family of w. w.
Washburn.
Alice Harvey of Watcrville has been
visiting Florence Ward for week.
She returned to her home Tuesdays,
accompanied by Miss Ward.
Rev. and Mrs. Bradford are away on
n two-weeks'. vacation. The Baptist
pulpit was supplied last Sunday by
Rev. H. r. Mitchell of Waterville.
New arrivals at Oak Crest for the
| month of August are Mr.. and Mrs. AL
len Bearse and daughter Helen and
son Allen of Boston.
SOUTH CHINA.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Starrett passed
| Sunday with Mrs. StarrettS parents, Mi.
and Mrs. J. +. Farwcll or Riverside.
Mrs. 3. +. Moody returned home Fri
day after passing a few weeks at Ocean
Point.
M. and Mrs. Clarence IIubbs were call
ing on old friends last week.
| Ro!iston Einscott of Boston is passing
a few days at W J. Thompsons.
Mrs. George Percival of Fairfield is Wis
itinG her brother, w. o. harrington, for
a few weeks.
Mrs. Nathan 1Iallowcll is on the sick
list. Dir. Small is attending her.
Tho many friends of Lot Barton of
Wiifsor will be pleased to know he is
some better.
FAYETTE.
Mrs. Carrie Underwood arrived
home this week, having been visiting
friends for number of weeks.
Mrs. Olive Tuck is expected home
this week.
r. V. Davis and Clyde Wells are at
work at Grand View farm for r. p
Lucy.
J. S. w. Hcwctt bought nice
Jersey cow of Il. V. Davis, kent'5 II:ll
. last week.
A. E. Campbell is at work for ,Ir
w. l.. Seymour haying
Raspbcrrics are reported quite thick
READFIELD DEPOT.
Mrs. II. J. Sherman. Mt. Holly, N. j.
arrived Wednesday at the home of her
mother, Mrs. N. ID. Gordon.
Miss IncZ Wright, who has been
passing some time at Waltham, Mass.
returned Thursday.
Miss LORNA Collins of Maranacook
passed the day with friends Thursda :,
Miss Marie Carr returned to the
home of f. NJ. Hutchinson Wednesday
Garlic Hartman sold two horses to
Henry Gilman, Monmouth Thursday.
A. w. Brainard has purchased a