Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-04
COUNTY NEWS
KENNEL
WINDSOR.

sunday 10 WISH MS DrOtHer, j. =. tiou-
ing
| Mr. Newcomb. wool buyer from
| Portland, was at b. G.. Husscy's
| Thursday.
Mrs. William Langley is on the sick
| list
| Miss Florence Burnheimer and
| brother George were at John Reed s
| Tuesday night. Miss BurnfTeimcr ac-
| companied Mr.. Burnheimer to Boston
| for q two weeks visit.
| Mrs ]. F. Mcigs and children Dora
and Herman visited friends in town
| Thursday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Grant Of Bos-
ton are visiting his parents, Mr.. and
| Mrs. NJ. c. Grant.
| Pomona Grange was well attended
| by representatives for Albion, Vassal-
boro, China, Chelsea and Windsor.
DR.. Kidder Of Watcrville and Mr..
and Mrs. Allen of New York were en-
| tcrtained at r. Ii JEWELS Wedncs-
day night
b. G. Husscy returned from Thorn
| dixie and vicinity Thursday with 113
lambs.
Mrs. Seth Pratt and son Walter from
Whtefcld were calling on Mrs. r. B.
| Jewell Saturday.
A good sized congregation greeted
Rev. Mr. Kearney on Sunday morning.
Mr.. Kcarney is supplying the NJ. T..
| church at Windsor and North Wind
sor very acccptably
Miss Evcril Pinkham left for Bos-
| ton Monday morning.
Grain is being harvested in good
condition. An average crop.
Everett Trask is improving from his
| illness.
Mrs. Weston Lewis and daughter
Louise of Augusta, who have been
| passing the summer at their former
home in Whitcficld visited Mrs. c. t.
Donncll, Monday.
VAsSALBORO.
Edwin Goliath is sick at his home
| III this village. He returned home from,
Portsmouth, ~ H., Thursday evening.
Miss Augusta Pitts attended camp
meeting at Richmond.
Mrs. Lyman Austin visited at Mr..
and Mrs. William Austin's Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs. Jesse Gilbert and two daughters
visited in Augusta and Chelsea last
week.
George Cheney of Randolph is visit
| ing his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Austin, in this village.
Miss Margaret Warner of Springfield
is visiting her grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. n. A. Luce of this village.
Mrs. Belle Spear of Maiden. Mass,
is visiting at Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Col
baths.
Mr.. and Mrs Alden Austin of Hart
| ford, Conn, visited at Mrs. c. A. Shu-
mans last week. Mrs. Shuman accom-
panied them home, where she will visit
with them for a while.
Rev. j. c. Young preached very
helpful sermon at the Congregational
church III this village Sunday after
noon, which was much appreciated by
his audience.
Miss Amy Stevens of Sidney visited
friends in this village Saturday.
r. w. Pitts received the sad news
of the death of his cousin. Mrs. Ruth
Peterson, in Augusta Monday morning.
WEEKS MILLS.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cook and son
Walter. Mr. and Mrs. Porter Wilson
ard Master Raymond all of Biddeford.
have returned to their homes after Wis
iting Mrs. Cocks parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Aaron Davis.
Mrs w. S. Reed and children recent
ly passed few days with her sister.
Mrs Bert Combs of Dover. y. II.
A. r. Rurrill and family have moved
to Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert White and
daughter Edna, Of Augusta, are the
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel White
Mrs Alvecia WigSin is passing few
days with her daughter. Mrs. Will
Jones of China.
Eihu Hanson still remains in Il criti-
cal condition. His three sons who re-
side in Massachusetts are with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Chadwick of
BridGewatcr, Mass. were called here
Saturday by the critical illness of Mrs.
Chadwick's mother. Mrs. Sarepta Hal
luway. Mr.. Chadwick returned home
Sunday night.
The village schools began Tuesday,
Sept 2. under the instruction of Miss
Ellen Fierce of WINDSOR.
Mr.. and Mrs. 70 nutcll of Whtcficld
wcrr the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. S.
Reed Sunday.
Mrs. George Eddy of Maiden. Mass.
has returned home after a brief visit
with her brother. A. G.. Malcolm.
Miss Mary Malcolm of Somersworth.
\. H.. is spf nding her vacation with
her brother. \. G. MALCOLM.
c. l.. Harmon is painting the into
rior of the Union church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dixon have
moved into the house formerly OCCu-
pied by Will Jackson.
Mrs. Eta Grady is visiting her
| daughter Mrs p. G.. Brown. Miss
Edith Norton of Augusta is also the
guest of Mrs. Brown.
c. w. and S. d. Giddings have
| opened meat market. This fills a
| long felt want and will be much APP
preciated by the people.