Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-09
kENNEBeC.
EAST VASSALBORO,


been the guest Of relatives in town the
past week
Mrs. Cynthia Richards has return
ed from visiting in Massachusetts. to
spend the winter with Mr.. ard Mrs
Seth Richards.
Mr.. Elmer Goddard returned to his
home in Lynn. Mass, Tuesday.
David Gates was in Gardiner Mon
day on business.
Mrs. Olive Weeks of Providence, r.
l.. is visiting relatives and friends in
this vicinity for few weeks.
Albert Mosher of Old Town was in
the place Thursday and Friday.
]. @. Collins was in Watervile
Thursday and Friday, the guest of
Geo. Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Mower AMI
family of Augusta. passed Sunday at
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Avery of Halowel are
guests of Mrs. Ida Clark
Miss blanche Marshall is suffering
from severe attack of Ia gripp.
Miss Susie Hoyt had severe ILL
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entertained for her recovery at first.
but she later rallied and seemed much
improved. Relatives from away We're
speedily summoned to be with her.
The work on the electric road is
still going on rapidly. The branch
track to the gravel pit is nearly done
and the engine and cars are at the
branch ready to haul the gravel as
soon as the track is completed The
country horses have already shown
their terror for this new arrangement,
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Bragan of
Riverside We're guests of friends in the
village Sunday.
s. G. W. Simpson was in town last
week on business.
MONMOUTH.
The apple crop is large in this sec
ton and help is in great demand.
one hundred and seventy-five thou
sand cans of corn We're put up at the
corn factory this season. She work
of canning apples will begin this
week.
Mrs. Hugh La Master of Nebraska,
formerly Miss Inez Holmes Of this
place, is visiting her father Louis
Holmes
Mr.. Wallace Of New Hampshire was
the guest of his son, Rev. c. w. Wal
lace, over Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Moody and little
son. Carlton, are the guests of Mr. and
j. +. Moody
Miss Carrie c. Pierce and Mrs. Fred
Et
| relatives in Maiden Mass
Rev. George Howard of Livermorr
rails Will preach at the Methodist
church Sunday morning. oct. -. in ex-
change with the pastor.
Mr. Robinson of Augusta is passing
a few days in town.
NORTH WINDSOR.
Our rural delivery man. Iemuc;
proctor is now taking his vacation of
two weeks and Hahdie Merrill of
Weeks Mills is substituting for him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Munroe and baby,
sylvia are spending vacation days
with her parents Mr. and Mrs. FL
bridge Caswell and family
Reuben Pierce is Spending a week in
New Hampshire ana sSachusetts.
visiting his children and other rrla-
tivcs
orrin Merrill has purchased a fine
young horse Of his brother. Harrison
Merrill
Frank Pierce is making extensive r.-
pairs "n his barn.
The Ladies' Union will meet with
Mrs. Hiram Pierce this Wednesday af
trrnoon
Rev J. +. Jones attended the Baptist
stat" convention at Portland last
week.
Archie CasWcl recently bought n
Well matched Yoke IF steers Of sum
mer Barton
Mr.. ard Mrs Fred Perl,v of yassa
Dor" We're the guests of her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel True. on a &C.,
cent date
Delegates were chosen at the Ban
fist church last Sunday to attend tho
state SUNDAY school Association at
Wat'rNllle next Week.
Mrs. Sarah Davis was the guest If
Mrs Hiram Pierce last week.
Mrs Amelia Small of New Hamn-
shire Is the guest of her sister I.u,v
Halloweil. and other relatives here
Key Mr.. kearney of Augusta pass-
ed saturday last with Mr.. and Mrs
john Rnynton and family at TvIers
Corner
PlTTSTON.
Miss Bertha Colburn returned to Ports
month. y. H.. Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Miller of Rand ,,-r,
ana MI and Mrs. Frank Worthlev Of
tarn,lngton were callers at Charles chi
burns Sunday
Mrs. Joseph Marson spent "Wednesday
N AiSuSta the guest of her daughter.
Mrs. j. A. Folsom,
Mrs. charles Marks and children If
PORTLAND are spending this week win
gene FosSeti. i"
Fred Rollins is atttn1ir, The. Shaw. re-
mess Calles, In Augusta
James Smith Of Augusta v4s i, ,,,-,.