Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-03
KENNEBEC
EAST VASSALBORO.

| pany with Prof. Davis of oak Grove
| Seminary.
| Mrs. Ruthanna Washburn passed
| last week in Portland attending the
Yearly meeting services.
A number from here were in at
| tendance 1T the Colby Commencement
| exercises last week.
| Miss Ellen Peterson of Colby was a
recent guest of Miss Edith Priest.
| Mrs. Dora Mower has been seriously
| i'll for /; few days past hut is recover
ing now.
Charles Gray has been having his
| buildings painted and otherwise
identifying his buildings and grounds.
Mr.. and Mrs Han. Lampson are at
home for n few days and are heartily
welcomed by their friends.
Miss Jennie Fletcher of China has
beeH 4 guest at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Hussey.
Corey Richardson, Colby '09, is at
! home foI a short vacation.
The village school closed Friday af-
| ter successful term.
Miss Gertrude Richardson has closed
vacation. ..~.AR&
I The summer visitors have begun to
arrive and many of the cottages on the
shore of the lake are open for the sea-
| son.
| The work on the electric road is being
pushed rapidly forward. The road
bed is completed for some distance and
! rails and ties are on the ground.
] Mrs. tclsH" .'orsythc snI Miss Eva
! i.utt ,r.;C.G are her" for the summer.
Martin Smiley from Auburn. and
Mrs. Mary White. We're calling on
| friends in the village Friday. Mr..
smiley is making trip through the
| State in his auto.
| Herbert Hawes of Wiscasset was in
town Tuesday on business.
| Miss Edith P. Priest who has just
| graduated from Colby is at home for
the summer.
| LlTcHFIELD PLAINS.
Owing to the storm no religious SER
vice was held at the Plains church
Sunday, excepting an interesting social
service in the evening led by Brother
NJ. Fl. Dus.en.
| Miss Flora E. Rogers and Angie v.
| Roberts visited the Lowell school
| Thursday.
| Miss Stella Estes of New Gloucester
is visiting among relatives here.
Miss Flora f. Rogers passed Satur-
day and Sunday in Lewiston.
WEST GARDINER.
Mr.. Tucker of BrOckton, Mass, a
worker for the Christian Alliance, ar
rived here Saturday to commence
| labor; at the Hallowell street Baptist
church. ON account of the storm no
services were held last Sunday but the
first Of the series will occur at 2.3O
next Sunday afternoon and arrange
mcnts will be made to continue them
throughout the summer. Mr.. Tucker
hopes to rcorganiZe the Sunday school.
He will make his home at John
Horns.
Mr. and Mrs. George Stetson of
Portland have arrived and opened
their cottage at Lake Cobbosseecontec.
George Morton who went to the Au-
gusta City Hospital to have an
operation performed last week is re-
ported as being comfortable Mr..
Morton will return home as soon as
he l.; able to be removed.
James Collins went to North Au-
gusta and Sidney on business Monday.
All schools in town have closed With
the exception of the Browns Corner
school.
The pupils of Washington school
cnioycd Il straw ride to Island Park
Friday.
Miss Harriet Leeman, teacher Of the
Washington school. returned to her
home in Industry Monday.
Mrs John Collins and grandson. Roy
Larrabec. Of Revere, Mass. arrived
last week to pass the summer with
Mrs. Collins son. +. S. Collins.
Carl Collins gave n party to the
scholars Of the Washington and
, Lincoln schools last week. Sixteen
were present and at the close Of n
pleasant evening. refreshments of ice
cream and cake We're srved.
WEST SIDNEY.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henderson have
returned from Maranacook where they
: have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs
George ScdGley.
Mrs Bcrt Trask and Mrs Ida Chase
went To- Hallowcll last Thursday to
visit Mrs. Trasks sister. Mrs. Arthur
Church.
Frccland Warren Of Fort Meade, Fla
is visiting his aunt, Mrs. John II. Wy
. man.
All are glad - know that Abigail
} Bean is able to return to he: old homo
for the summer.
Mrs. Mary Wldleigh, Mrs. Eugene
= Whitney and little son, Howard, q
I Belgrade. visited her few days las
2 week
VIM. Richard of Augusta with hi:
mother. Mrs. Butler. called at c. II
Lovejoy's. Friday.
Miss Ellen Lyon stepped on mai
last week making wound in her foo
from which she has suffered much dis
comfort
Joseph Ellis and VIM. StrattOn Wh'
fell Il distance Of - feet from the bar.
If Henry Ward where they Were