Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-15

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young horse formerly owned by the
late Nelson Dodge.
An old fashioned husking occurred
at the home Of A. w. Riggs, Saturday
evening All had good time and 260
bushels OF ears of corn We're husked.
Refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Walton are re-
ioicing at the birth of a ten pound boy
which occurred Oct. IL.
Miss May f. Clayton who is teaching
at North Leeds, spent Sunday at the
Twin F'irS.'
The apple crop in this vicinity is
good. There is a great scarcity Of
help.
Prof. Snyder is making repairs On
his buildings. George l.. Riggs is doing
| the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Morrow are
receiving congratulations upon the
| birth Of 4 daughter, which occurred
Friday Oct. H.
Miss Alice Taught of Lakeside and
Mrs. Adelia Alexander of North Bel
grade have been visiting Mrs. y. f.
Taught of this place.
PlTTsToN.
| The Riverside Cemetery association
| held Il meeting last week and voted to
enlarge the cemetery by buying several
| NOR" lots.
Harry Given of Boston visited at
| Emery Welsh Friday. He went from
there to Windsor to pass Il short vaca
ton with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rollins drove
| to Sheepscott Saturday where they will
be the guests of relatives a few days.
Albert Dunton. who has been very
i'll Of blood poison, is gaining slowly.
Charles Marks of Portland was the
| guest Of relatives here over Sunday.
Orlando Bradstreet and Eugene
| Fossett were callers at Oscar Bailey 5
in Whitefield Sunday.
| LinWood Fossett who is fireman in
| Westbrook met with bad accident
| last Thursday night. Upon opening
| the door to the furnace the gas flew out
into his face burning his face and left
eye in serious manner
| Mr.. and Mrs. 3. A. Houdlette and
son Rudolph in company with Henry
| Carleton and Miss Kelley Of Woolwich
were guests at Benjamin Bakers, Sun
! day.
Robert Pottle and George McCobb
| are painting the old church. Other
| improvements are also being made
Wesley Mansir. who has position
in Riverside. passed Sunday with his
family.
| Mrs. Eva Scott Of East Pittston was
calling on relatives here "Wednesday.
| Mrs. Martha Blackman Of Augusta
was recently the guest Of Mrs. Doug
| lass.
Mrs. Eta J. Kicker has returned to
her home in Pittston. after visiting her
sister, Mrs. Gahan in Woolwich.
Irving Fossett is attending the Shaw
business College at Augusta.
Mrs. ". Q. Foye Mrs. Louisa Dun
| ton ana Master Ralph Crowell Of Gar
diner and Mrs. Annie Fossett of
| Smth;own were callers in this vicinity
| Wednesday.
Tho storm did much damage to the
| orchards in town, breaking limbs from
| the trees and scdttt rims the apples on
tn" ground.
MrS. IRA t.lkins was tho guest of hcr
sis,cr, MIS-. Charles FosSctt, Thursday
RIVERSIDE.
| Charles Lombard Of Oakland. Calf
who has been passing tn" summer II
Bath. was the guest of y. II. Fossett {;
few days last week.
Sunday was childrcn's day at the
church. The exercises consisted oi
rCCitations and singing by the childrel
and they acquitted themselves very
crcditablv showing careful training by
their teachers. -Four children Were
christened by the pastor Rev. ]. &
Young
Mrs. Susan FoSs"tt of Augusta i.
visiting Mrs. y. II. FpSSctt
True F0gg and Fred Wentworth OF
Boston are visiting Mrs Sarah Went
| worth, Frcd's mother