Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-11

| Edward Howe las taken the hay on the
| F.. q. Coleman place to cut.
| l.. c. Haskell o: Augusta has purchased
| the grass on the Ida Hadteld place.
]. W. johnson and sister, Mrs. Myra
| Goldthwait of VassalborO were calling on
| their aunt. Mrs. Sarah Perkins, Monday
Mrs. il. H.: Austin has been i'll. Dr.
| hysician.
Miss Rose !amson is passing her va
| cation at the home of her father, Warren
Lamson of West Windsor.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lander of Water
vile were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. J. Ames Saturday night and Sunday.
Mr. ard Mrs. Fred Warren. who have
been visiting friends in Portland, returned
home Monday.
WEST GARDINER.
SPEARS CORNER-Mrs Jennie Opper
is a summer visitor at Alvin Spears.
Some good catches OF bass and " hite
perch are reported as made III the stream
of late.
f.. s. Collins was in the southern part
of the town on Tuesday making the final
call on delinquent dog owners.
Some few have already commenced hay
i hn, but Tie nal rity in this section vii,
be abundant, the stand of clover being
very fine. sAuaAH
Hotel Italia" which is being erected
on the Sherman Witham lot, fo:' the ac-
commodation of the laborers or the rail
way. is nearing completion 1t is expect
ed that work in this section viii begin
very soon. Cove Bros. have also rented
the sheds at the trotting park at Merrill
Corner
The William Ioyt farm has been sold
through the agency of III. Z. Sawyer The
Nestor farm on the Indiana road has also
been purchased by George w. Tracy.
WEST CHELSEA.
Miss Sadie Hunt. who has been visiting
her Parents, returned to Boston Monday.
Miss Marcela Salisbury. housekeeper
for Theodore Hayes, went to Canaan Tor
visit Saturday.
Mr.. I.aCain. carpenter on the Ryan
farm, who met with an accident While
shinsling, is able to be at work again.
Fl. L. Hayes and family returned from
a fishing trip to Long Pond Sunday,
brinGins a nice lot of white perch am! :
measured - inches long and weighing 81.
pounds.
Some of the people here commenced
haying this week.
NORTH AUGUSTA.
Rev. G. d. Hclmes presiding elder of
Augusta district, will conduct services
here Sunday, July Ii. Love feast ut TO-
preaching 1870, sacrament following SER
mon.
IIr Holmes will hold service at Jewetts
schoolhouse at 215 Z. NJ, July IA.
MONMOUTH.
The Tire Mu Club. accompanied by its
director. Rev. Mr. Wallace. pastor of thu
NJ. T.: church. is enjoying. week OF cot
taEe life On the eastern shore of Cobbos-
seecOntee lake. The members are Guy
Whittier. Clarcton Blake, Kenneth Blake,
Percy Pinkhau, Ross Day. Phil Prescott.
Willie Chandler. Shirley Bunncll, Earle
Durham, Elmer Haskell Carrie Merrill,
Lee Cunningham.
Mrs. Il. F. Lancaster has recently sold
her farm to l.. H. TROUT of Winthrop.
A telegram has been received announc-
ing the death of Florence Watts. wife of
Wiifred Robertson, formerly residents of
this village.
EAST WINTHROP.
Mrs. B. c. johnson is visiting her
sister, Mrs. f. NJ. Rowe.
A. E. Brainard has sold his bay
horses to Augusta parties.
A. B. Carr and daughters. Marie,
Jessie and Susie are visiting at Tenn
pie.
Eli Upham of Pennington was in the |
place a few days the past week calling
On friends.
Mrs. +. G. Rabbit of Fitchburg.
Mass. is visiting her sister, Mrs. S. |
L. Packard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Pratt of Temple
are visiting Mrs. Pratt's sister, Mrs.
+. II. Philbrick.