Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-05


ton. VIII Judkins is substituting for
him.
Mrs. Harry Cummings has been sick
| Tor few days. put is better at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rhoden Bunker have
been passing few days with Mr..
Bunker's mother, Mrs +. p. Fisher.
Mrs. NJ. L. Hagan, who has been a
resident of this place for the past six
years. and her daughter Lutavia left
here Sunday en-route for Myrtle Creek.
Oregon, to join her son Horace. who
went there last fall. Mrs. Hagan also
has a brother located at that place
whom she has not met for - wears
Since Mrs. Hagan sold her farm sew
| cral weeks ago she and her daughter
have made their home with her sister
Mrs Mitchell and family. All join in
wishing them health and prosperity in
their new home.
SOUTH MT. VERNON.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Rouse, who hava
been boarding with Mr. and Mrs O.
L. Dunn at Maple Grove Farm re-
| turned to Boston, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Johnson visited
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c. Hale in Vienna Sunday.
Mrs. Francis Leighton and daughter
Miss Ida were visitors at Mrs. Leigh
| tons sisters, Mrs Samuel Bradley,
Sunday.
Master Fred Bradley is not improv-
| ing in health as rapidly as his many
friends wish he might. DIR. Choat of
/ NIt EnrnpO now attends hin,
Mrs. Mary Jacobs, accompanied by
her niece, Mrs. Susie Chesley, were
calling on friends Monday
Miss Alice Bradley, accompanied by
| her aunt. Mrs. Fields and her daugh-
tiers, visited her brother and cousin
who are camping near Belgrade lake
A boat ride was much enjoyed after
which a delicious picnic dinner was
served.
Miss Ruth Fogg is visiting friends
in Portland.
Chase Fosg is cutting his meadow
Miss Alice Halves has returned from
Boothbay where she has been spending
| a week with friends.
The Dunn's Corner school opened
has not been learned.
VIENNA
On Thursday, Aug 90, a large num-
| Der of people had Il picnic on a point
extending into Flying pond. John Nc
Gaffcy carried the party across the
pond in his steamer Iona. Frank
Whittier made clam chowder which
was much enjoyed by all. Those pres
| cnt were Mr.. and Mrs. Perley Whittier,
Charlie Whittier. Roy Putnam and
Geo. Putnam of Newton, Mass, Arthur
Whittier, Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin SOper and
daughters Minerva and Florence, Lot
tie Whittier. Mrs. Chas. Soper and
daughter Abbie, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Whittier and daughter Hazel, and Err
nest Whittier A part of the after
| noon was passed in fishing, after which
a visit to RUSS grove and a trip over
the pond was much enjoyed. The day
was one which will not be soon forgot
ten by those present.
WEST GARDINER.
Mr.. and Mrs William Rice visited
Augusta last week and also passed a
day in East Winthrop with Mrs. Rice's
brother, Herbert Baker.
DR.. Merrill and family returned Mon
| day from Muscongus, where they have
been passing a week in the Hilton cot
tagc.
Mrs. Ada Eaton of Dorchester. Mass,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Rankin
Warren Davis, VIM. Bachelor and
| others will start this week for a few
days stay at Ours Island.
EAST READFIELD.
Farmers are beginning to dig their
potatoes.
| c. G. Morrill, sold two very nice pigs
to Jackson & Towle, Winthrop, Mon
| day.
| a lot oc young people on wheels and
q number of teams went from this
| place to Lakeside campmeeting Sum
day.
| Rev. Mr.. Colby Of Augusta occupied
the Pulpit here Sunday in exchange
with Rev. J. r. Herrick
Mrs. Austin Currier Of Chosterville
has been visiting relatives in this vi
| cinity the past week. and was the
guest Of her cousin. Mrs. Ada Berry.
Saturday and Sunday
| Mrs. Nellie Rogers of Bath visited
her cousin, Isaac Mace, last week, ac-
companicd by his niece. a daughter of
the veteran conductor, the late John A.
Mace and her husband.
John L. Hale of Auburn was a visitor
at J. L. Dudlcy's Sunday
| Mrs. Sylvia Jackson of Jay is visiting;
her daughter. Mrs. L. O. Dudley of this
| place.
| Mrs. w. D. Haines and daughter re-
turned to their home in Watcrville
| Monday.
ALBION.
A baby girl has arrived in the home
| of Fred Thompson.
| The body of George Webb will be
| brought here for burial this week. Mr..
| Webb died in Florida, where he had
| lived for some years.
SOMERSET.