Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-02

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of friends.
Miss Pearle f. Taylor of Houlton,
who has been passing few months
with her brother. f. II. Taylor, started
for home Friday morning. She will
pass Il few days in Bangor and Sher-
man on her way to Houlton. During
her stay here she taught very sue
cessful term of school,
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Taylor We're call
ing on friends in Chelsea. Sunday.
READFIELD.
Rev. Dr. and Mrs Eckles Of Phla-
Idelphia arrived at the Avail on Wednes-
day, for their summer vacation.
Readficld grangers enjoyed a jubi-
lee gathering on Saturday in coinmem-
Grafton of the payment in full of their
fine hall. More than 300 We're present,
Including distinguished guests from
out of town.
Mr.. Smith, Of New York, who has
been at the Avalon for the past week.
returned to his business on Sunday.
| Eut few attended the church SER
Ivices on Sunday. ewing to the inclem-
lent weather.
| Mr.. Crockett is repairing his stable
by having it raised and new stills put
in.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Russell have re-
turned from an extended visit to Mas
50 chusetts.
r. Russell has been i'll but is i'm
Iproving ut this writing
! RIVERSIDE.
Miss Harriet Phinney of Augusta
passed Sunday with Mrs. Fred Far
| well.
John Ellis of Fairfield was visiting
Mr. ana Mrs. II. p. Halves last week.
Mrs. f. T. Gage and Miss Lucy of
Augusta were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Halves last Friday.
Miss Ethel Smell of Eowdoinham
was a guest last week of her aunts, the
Misses Hannah and Hester Smell
Mrs. a. b. Robinson of Winslow was
the guest of Mrs. Fossett Il few days
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. p Robbins of Au-
gustl We're calling on friends here last
Friday.
The Ladies' Aid will hold picnic,
July 4th, on Mt. Tom.
| PITTsToN.
Harry Fackncr. who has been visit
ing relatives here the past two weeks,
returned Ia his home in Brooklyn, n.
Y, Saturday
Miss EnZa Green of North Pittston
was caller here Wednesday.
Billie Small of Brooklyn, ~ Y, who
has been the guest of friends here for
few days, went to Bowdoinham, Sat
urday, to visit relatives.
Miss Bertha Colburn of Portsmouth,
n. H., arrived last week and will pass
the summer at her home here
Mrs. John Scott of Beech Hill and
Mrs. Bert Scott Of East PittSton were
callers at Alvin Cults, Saturday.
BEECH HILL-Miss Flossie Blod-
gett returned to her home here Satur-
day evening after-a weeks stay in
Bath.
I John Scott who has been visiting his
son Walter in Massachusetts came
home Saturday.
WEST CHELSEA.
Lincoln l.. Barrett of Augusta was at
his place in town, Sunday.
Hiss Elizabeth Smith of Gardiner
visited her aunt, Mrs. Fl. f. White,
Sunday. She expects to so from here
to Bangor to visit her parents until
after the Fourth.
Samuel Chase of Palmer, Mass, is
passing his vacation with his parents
1 md Go,
road:
w. S. Powers recently purchased a
yoke of cattle of a Whiteficld party.
c. G. Dondero returned from a trir
t. Boston last week.
. Michael NARROW of Charlcstown
is visiting at the Ryan farm.
Mr.. Lecain. the carpenter at the
farm of j. Ryan. who fell and hurt his
neck while shingling. is around the
house and doing as well as can be ex-
Ipected.
Schools in town closed Friday until
| the first of September.
} In spite Of the rain Wednesday eve
ming, large crowd assembled at tn,
: home of II. l.. Hayes and an enjoyable
evening was passed. The guests de-
parted ut a late hour
MONMOUTH.
Judge Spear is the guest Of DR.. Smith
of BOSTON. who is passing his Vacation
at his cottage on the shore of Lake
, Cochncwagan.
Judge and Mrs. InSraham of Port
land are stopping at their country
home. the Cumston farm
Mr.. and Mrs. CHARLES Frost arc
visiting his father, Horace Frost.
Daniel Perry is having a piazza bull,
| on his house.
The funeral of Orrin F. King was
held at his home Sunday at 23C
: O'Clock. Rev. Mr.. Hayden of Augusta
| | officiating. The order of A. O. u. w
Of which Mr.. King was a member were
present in a body. There was a profu-
| sion of beautiful flowers about TN,