Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-15
COUNTY NEWS
kENNEBEc.
NORTH SIDNEY.

and calling on friends in town
Mr.. and Mrs L. p. Loud and Miss
Ethel Davis of Waterville We're recent
, guests at S A. Clarks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand Waite and
little son of Boston are visiting Mr.
Wafte's parents. Mr. and Mrs. s. r.
Waite.
Mrs. Oliver Springer and two
daughters Of Gardiner We're guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Hougkton last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred NJ Spearin Of
augusta visited at NJ. c. Moores
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Tracy and two
little daughters Of St Adams recently
passed a few days with Mrs. Tracy's
sister, Mrs. w. F. Lyon.
Everybody's Club will meet Wedncs-
day. Oct. Is, with Miss Olive Palmer.
Miss Mazic A Hayes of Millinocket
was the guest of Miss Lena Clark last
week
The Masonic installation occurred
Tue sday evening. Oct. Sth but the in
ciiment weather prevented the usual
attendance
Miss Edna Robinson of Norfolk
Downs, Mass. is visiting her unclc.,
Ambrose and Pitt Lyon.
John Mathews. former president of
this town but who has long resided in
Waterville was in attendance at the
Sidney Fair Saturday. Mr. Mathews
is regular attendant of Sidney Fair
and his many friends look forward to
the yearly meeting.
c. H. Burgess of Watervillc visited
his mother, Mrs. A. H. Burgess Sunday
at Minnie MoOre'S.
Mrs Emma Wing of Washington, D.
c.. is visiting her cousin, Mrs. S. ~.
Clark
Mr. and Mrs Cecil Blake and
daughter Hazel of Winslow We're
guests over Sunday of the formers
father, +. f. Blake.
Mrs. Fred Fuller and daughter
Helen of Augusta visited at w. +.
Lyons Friday and Saturday.
Mrs Ed Page of Belgrade visited
her sister. Mrs John Field Saturday.
NJ B. Reynolds Of Augusta is pass
ing few days at w. \. Fields.
Mr.. ana Mrs Daniel Norris and little
daughter Lois and son William of
Maiden, Mass returned Monday, after
passing a few weeks at Freeland War
ren's.
VASSALBORO.
Miss Edna Gctchell went to Water
Vile Monday where she has a situa-
ton.
Miss Ada Hackett returned home
saturday.
Carroll Oaks. the night operator at
this station, has gone to the Jamestown
Exposition on his vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs William Cole of this
place held a family reunion ut their
horne here oct. Il. in honor of Mr.
Coles 18th birthday anniversary and the
Cole which occurred on the same day
of the month. Their three daughters
were present. Mrs Dyer and Mrs
Stevens of Auburn and Mrs. McCorri-
son of Nat"rvile. Among the pres
ents received was q birthday cake
beautifully decorated with the date Of
the year of their birth and marriage in
raised figures on the frosting. The
cake was presented by Mrs. Dyer and
Mrs. Stevens of Auburn.
Mrs. w. w. Thomas Of Monmouth.
president of the WOmeE'S State Relief
Corps Of Mane. arrived at this station
Thursday and went tn North Vassal-
Orc in company with Miss Augusta
Fits t. visit the r. W. Mullen Relief
Cor 8 at that place.
SOUTH vAssAIBoRo.
C. NJ. Dickcy is passing a week in
BoSt visiting his son. l.. j. Dickey
ID. w. Whitchouse lost Il COW recent
Is !jv breaking her leg III the pasture.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. a. Crane of China
were callers at c. H. Mor2e's Satur-
day.
Mir. and Mrs. Linwood Sabin and
daughter E.rl"na were in Augusta one
day last week visiting relatives
Mrs. Gertrude Whitchousc passed
Sunday at Riverside
MONMOUTH.
Farmers are busy harvesting their
big apple crop. Tho demand for apple
barrels is SO great that the two fac
tories in town cannot supply the de-
mand. and many who would like to sell
thcir apples now cannot for want of
barrels.
About 10000 cans of corn have been
put up at the factory. and the can
ming of apples has commenced and
about 50 barrels are being used per
day.
The senior class at the Academy
held social il. the caucus room at
Cu!,lstnn hall recently for the benefit
% graduation.
T;,:; lia.cl Richmond who has been
v;s'. fricrds in town has returned
to Ter l.Ina in Augusta.
A. T. "a Yer recently harvested a
sci'n-H ;';.t Weighed liz pounds.
l.. l.! D,nncll is building a gasoline
l. = ~ & feet long with a six horse
power rngire for Wilson lake.
H.. Ilruy and Co. are putting con-
ere. f,UnC,dtion under their large
b'ar';vt finishing room.
Henry Shepherd is seriously sick.
MIR Pike has purchased the Rowell
f:.,!:t row occupied by Mr.. CreSScy on