Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-21

cicht;l anu CAKE etc, VIII be held durfngsz
the AFTERNOON The proceeds Of sale and
entertainment will be used for the church
WORK. :. 'i+,
The farmers in this section have finished
hayiny. ~ -a,
SOUTH WINDSOR.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Estes after pas n
sin:; ten days with Mrs Winsow James,
on and brother have returned TO their.
home in Melrose. Mass. 60
Miss Mary Bryant. of Cambridge. Mass.
and Miss Helen Horne Of ouray. Colo.
niece Of Mrs. William III. Bryant, are
guests at the Bryant homestead.
Miss Harriet Woodbury. Of Lttchheld.
has recently visited her school friend.
Mrs. Il. .. Moody. y
Miss Jennie Merrill after visiting her
grandfather, c. b. Jewell and Mr.. and
Mrs George E. Merrill, has returned to
Portland. .Fs4
Mrs Jar,es Sproul of Maxcv's Mills and :
guests, Mrs. j. p. Bailey and two children
OF Waldoboro, visited friends in Water
Vile last week.
READFIELD.
Summer resorts iii this vicinity are now
full and some have beer turned away for
want of room for them.
Walter Gile from Boston came near
losing his life by drowning II lake Maran-
acool: on Friday last near Harvey Island
Help being near saved him Tor he could
not swim and the water was deep and he
was some distance from shore.
Mr. Billiards. Young son cut his foot
badly on glass, Friday of last week.
Mr. Eben Standish and daughter from
Delta Colo, are visiting relatives In
Readf.eld. 1t has been twenty SIX years
since Mr.. Standish was here before. After
visiting in \. III. he VIII return west by
way Of Florida. 10y
Robert NicKerson and wife are visiting
his old home in Readheld coming here
FROM New York.
Eleanor Fogg started for RAYMOND, IN n;
H, Monday morning to spend Few. Z
weeks with relatives there.
G.. W. and NJ. W. Manter are having q
new platform made in front of their store
Readlield erangers will hold their field
day reunion at Maranacook on Thursday
of this week.
The Fayette. Wayne, Mt. Vernon and
convention at Kents Hill on the college
campus on "Wednesday the FIST.
While driving horse owned by L.
Amilosc, the animal became, unnanage-
came Exhausted and fell down and died.
about one mile from this village last
Friday.
daughter from Boston paid her a visit
last week.
Four young ladies from Philadelphia
arrived at the Avalon for few weeks
vacation, last week.
SOUTH CHINA.
c., h&" been passing a few days with her
cousin, Mrs Il. C Dudley
Miss Helen Burrill is Visiting at w. O.
FarIiDStons.
Mrs. T. 5. harrington. hv n misstep
Friday night fell and cracked one of her
ribs.
Mrs. Ernest Wcbber and her sister.F
Miss Emma klint from Manchester, \. H.4i
are visiting at Martin Wcbber's Va
Mary Erasg has moved to Arnold
Smalrs. u
W. J. Thompson is home for few days.
y very, interesting temperance meetinss1
was held at the chapel at South China, q
Sunday evening. Some of the speakerxx
We're Mr.. Davidson, Mr.. Pratt and Mt.zs
CroSsuan. cSs
LlTcHFiELD CORNER.
Mr. McManus has had an ill turn and
is quite feeble. His son Charles With his
wife and grandson, Freeman Gerlnond. OF
r@ns hs snn n Nj ne yins e,a
Spring, y. y, his daughter. Mrs, Maryss
Griffin Of Portland. and his niece, Miss i
Annie FaGan of Brooklyn, N. Z.
MIR. F. NJ Robinson accompanied by bis
wife and daughter Elizabe of Boston,
are at Miss Eudora Robnson's, also Mr.
and Mrs w. ]. Starbird and daughter
Angie of Lewiston. I'll s5As
Mrs. McInnis of South Gardiner is stay
ing for short time at her fathers, Mr..
Benjamin Hall. "as.af aF
Some very much needed repairs are be,r'
ing done at the parsonage
|. Miss Edith Earle has gone to Lttchheld
Plains, where she is the guest OF her :
cousin, Miss AChsa Williams. sF4
Mis-, Vera TAR, of Richmond, has been
the guest of her sister, Mrs Horace Bu-
ker. for the past week.
Can Taylor returned to his business IN
Boston. Saturday, after spending a week
al Lis nome here.
A number Of citizens attended the re-
,.,Ff l,r,S tr tnnts nf
eny last week. Mrs. Eugene Campbell,
Mrs. Addie Tucker. Onslcw Campbell,
Misses Daisy and Katherine l<indrlck
Miss Carrie Alexander, Nj. Richards
Mrs. Henry Taylor and Mr.. Carleton
Taylor were in the number.
Mrs Chaplin Lydston is entertaining her
brother. Mr.. Lewis A Goldsmith and his
wife ami son of Brookline Mass. They
all spent Saturday and Sunday at Mr..
Lydston's cottage in Monmouth.
Mrs Edith Bubier OF Lewiston with her
laughter Gladys ana son Fcrnlcy are
spending their vacation at her old home
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs Sylvester
Stewart.
Miss Ora Hall is visiting relatives IN
Lewiston.
SOUTH vAssALBoRo.
Mr.. Berry and daughter Winniif ie b E,
Skowhcgan passed last week "lth HIS
daughter, Mrs Robert Stone.
The latest arrivals at II. G. Dickey :
are Mrs. hose and three children OF DUE
ton, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Webb of Whtene'u'
were at r.. l.. Whitehouse's SUNDAY
Mrs. Jesse Henderson and three cni,u
ren of Massachusetts are visiting mel au"'
Mrs. c. ii. Morse.
Mrs. Bertha Goddard and dausn,edd
Dorothy are visiting her parents, MI. anu
Mrs. c. L. Cobb.
Mrs Lewis johnson of Dresden anu
friend from Brockton, Moss. visited Mt MI
Johnsons sister. Mrs. Lizzie Irckey ias'
week. -,
A aoodly number from this place az
tended the Universalist meeting AT oaA
Grove, Vassalboro, Sunday.
BELGRADE.
Christopher Smith Of Belgrade finished
having last week, and having cut more
hay than ever before, his barn was as,,, TOO
small to hold the crop. Henry Srlltn..
81 Years old. was assisting him and butt
a stack of the poorer quality Of hay IN
the field and it would be hard Job Ior
MANY Of the younger men to beat it. 10.
II is solid. of good shape and VIII snea
water. Dorothy Smith, Christopher
mother. is about 81 years OF age and sns
does all the homework. for those TIRES
oh nuit interest