Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-15

COUNTY NEWS
KENNEBEC.
EAST PITTsTON.

Mrs. Alden knight and son Arthur.
who have been passing a short time at
their former home, returned last week
to Port land.
The annual business meeting OF the
Ladies' Aid will be held On Wednesday
afternoon, Oct 16, at the home of Mrs.
c. s. Dow.
]. H. Bailey left Thursday for Bos-
ton where he Will remain for short
time before going to California.
A number from this village attended
the fair at 1opsham and reported an
enjoyable day and good fair.
DIR. J. f. Odiorne and family are now
comfortably settled in their new and
attractive home The public will be
glad to know that the doctors tele-
phones have been installed in his pres
ert residence. the call numbers re-
manning the same on both the Gardi-
nrr and Whitetield circuit.
Mr.. Maria Goss, who has been the
CUES. of her niece, Mrs. Daniel Moore.
for several weeks. returned last Thurs
Gay to her home in Dorchester Mass
The singing school taught by II. A
Conant of Pittsfield opened on Satur-
day evening with a large attendance
The next session will be held on Satur-
day evening Oct. 10 AT the village
schooihouse ana the public are cordial
~ invited.
Mrs. Eugene Addition and children of
Bath are visiting Mrs. Addison's par
cnts, Ilr. and Mrs. Harrison Blodgctt.
l. nd L.
will be held 1T the church in East
PittStLn on Wednesday evening. oct.
Sd. If stormy there will be a post
ponement until the first fair evening.
WEST CHELSEA.
w. r. Trask Of Hallowell passed
Sunday With his parents. Mr. and Mrs
| Thomas Trask. of this place.
Miss life Merrill, teacher in school
| No. ,. passed Sunday at her home in
Gardiner.
H Y White and John Matthews are
shingling their barn.
! J. e. HAYES of Randolph. has pur-
chased the apples on the Geo. Grove,
rlac" and has 4 crew employed gather
ing them.
II. l.. HAYES has been doing some
much needed repairs on the road.
3 Mrs. John Morrow. who has been sich
is somewhat better now. DR.. Cobb OF
Gardiner is attending her.
! Theodore Hayes is gathering apples
for j. +. Blanchard, on the c. H
Blanchard place.
G. G. Dondero is busy with a crew
IF nan in, ,.iJar mill on5
his apples.
! A number of Young people are attend
ing the singing school at the chape
which opened last Thursday evening.
: Mrs. Fl. NJ. Svift is confined to tn.
house with bad cold.
|, There is to re n masquerade ball a,
The Town hall Saturday evening. oct. -
CROSS HILL.
John r Watson Of New Jersey was
the guest of sheldon Gardner last week
.Hr. Watson has made three trips to the
Il klnndike region since his 13rd birthday
/ Mrs. {. |. P"rley left here last week
| for Tennessee where she will pass the
! winter with her daughter, Mrs E. c
|, Wood.
II 4. -. 1tlItN lids I}ultllstSeI tilS apples
in The Allen Pinkham orchard on Pope
avenue.
Miss Adelia y. IT, Gardner went t
NcWtonville. Mass. Friday where she
| will pass tho winter with her sister
Mrs. Y. I. Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cannon of Augusta
were at H. H Aurstin's Sunday.
II NT, NIrs. pn1, ~
/, friends of Augusta passed the Sabbath
/ at Mr. Robinson's farm in this place
! Oscar Tracy Of Augusta has bought
|, the apples in the j. D. Randall orchard
Mrs Myra Goldthwait Of NassalborC
was calling on friends on the Hill Sun
day.
Frank Mclaughlin of Augusta is
passing a lew daVS on the Hill.
WEST GARDINER.
AnIrcW Tozier. Jr. and family q
I.itch!irld were calling on friends i,
town Sunday.
Mry Anna Blake y passing a FEY
DAYS with friends in Augusta.
Percy Ec" ana friend of August;
visited .Ir. ti"cs larcnts. Mr.. ANA Mrs
Will lice, Sunday.
Mrs. Charlotte Dacgctt of Augusta
* visiting her sister. Mrs. Emma Rice.
Frank Lee of Hallowcll, was 4 guess
at John Horns Sunday.
MIR and Mrs Alfred Wessman. ="
Ilhlluwell, passed Sunday with Mrs
W'ssman's parents. Mr. and Mrs. \. "
Fuller. -Four e"h"ratipnS wer" Trcsan
ut Mir, Fulcrs sunday. Mrs E.iizabctl
Rankin. the grandmother; Mr.
and Mrs. Fuller. grandparents: Mr.. ans
! Mrs WrsSman. and little Phylli., WcsS
nJn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alphcus Spear visited
friends on Highland Gvenrt. Sunday.
NORTH MONMOUTH.