Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-14
COUNTY NEWS
KENNEBEC.
EAST VASSAlBORO.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Mackay of Prov
idence, r. l., have returned to their
home after three-weeks' visit with
relatives here. :
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Coombs and
daughter Margaret and Miss Jennie
Turner from Chelsea ares6topping at
their summer home for a fewSHeeks.
George Jackson passed Sunday with
his family here. -
II. NJ. Small was in town Saturday
looking after his farming interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Butterfield were
visiting at the old home over Sunday
Miss Emily Tanning of Newton Cen
ter is the guest of Miss Florence Priest.
| Miss Daniel Hesc2ok is out Of town
! for o two-weeks' outing
Walter Lampson is making his an
nual visit with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Coombs and
| Richard are visiting at Cooper's Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Taylor and a party
of young people have been passing a
week on the shore of the lake in one
| of the cottages.
Rev. B. G. Seaboyer of the NJ. E.
church is passing his vacation with
his family and friends in a cottage.
Rev. A. Hamlinton who has been ill
was unable to preach Sunday and Mr..
Seapoyer supplied. His former parish
toner's We're very glad to be able to see
and hear him again.
Rev. Frank e. Jones of South China,
Prof. Geo. L. Jones of Oak Grove Sem
mary and Rev. Albert Bailey of Vas
salboro attended Friends church Sum
day morning.
Mrs. Althea Hedge is spending a few
weeks with her sister Mrs. Eliza But
terfield.
The lake at this season presents a
gay appearance'with the sall boats and
launches of all descriptions. Elmer But
terfied is very busy with his steam
launch carrying parties around the
lake.
Thursday evening a large party eof
young people were taken to China for
an evenings entertainment.
Friday afternoon and evening South
China parties were enjoying theebeau-
ties of the lake. and Saturday evening
against found Mr.. Butterfield and Mr..
Whitney with a party to- try their luck
fishing. The evening was one Of the
finest of the season and was thoroughly
enjoyed by all the party. A trip around
the lake finished the evenings pleasure.
Miss Ethel Pearson left Monday for a
visit in Melrose. Mass.
Miss Annie Taber is at home from
| Connecticut spending her vacation:
BIC. Nichols of Tampa, Florida, was
calling on his many friends in town
last week.
WEST GARDINER.
Miss Julia McCausland passed away
early Sunday morning at her home on
| the Benson road. Miss McCausiand
| had lived aloEe since the death of her
brother, James McCausland, two years
| ago, until about two weeks ago. She
| suffered a stroke of paralysis which
| resulted in death. Two nieces, Mrs
Fred Moores and Mrs. Preble of Halo
well survive.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mitchell of Bath
are passing a weeks vacation at Mr.
Niitchelrs cousins, Mrs. Herbert
| Horn.
Geneva Small was visitor at Daisy
CannOn's last week.
Mrs. Lottie Weir and son. James. oil
Somerville, Mass, DR.. Mann anf
daughter Thelma of Augusta, Mis-:
Steinway and Miss Fuller of Mime.
apolis. Mimi, were callers at join
Horns last week.
Miss Eva Cannon of South Litchfielt
is passing week with her mother
Mrs. Anna Cannon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pelkey o
Waterville were visitors at Georg
| DiXOn's last week.
Mrs Webster Of Massachusetts, is :
guest at Mrs. Matilda Kings.
Miss Clara Getchell visited Mrs. Al
fred Wessman in Hallowell last week.
r Mrs. Ada Eaton and son Merle O
! Quincy. Mass, and Mrs. Ida Hall q
2 Dorchester, Mass. are passing a wee
$ with their mother and sister, Mr..
D Elizabeth Rankin and Mrs. A. w. Full
t Ter.
Miss Edith Cannon of Farmingdale
q passing a few days at the Walter Tur
ner cottage, 1.-THE Cedars."
Frank Towle, who has been stayin
!. | I'M Wilton with his sister Hattie sine
the death Of her husband, Roscoe Pal
sons, arrived home Saturday.
Il Mrs Maude Wakefield and Mrs Wa
$. ter Curtis visited Gardiner, Monday.
WINDSOR.
: Mrs. Albert Hilton of Alma who ha
baon nasSipp a week with hor Sisto