Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-06

carabou or 'Water-buffalo.' These LAT
ter are huge animals which like to wal
low in mud and water. They also run
mad sometimes and attack men. Some
are wild in some of the islands. I have
seen SIX Moros from the Moro province
of Mindanao to date, and they are all
murderous looking villains. resembling
very much the pirates who went nod
ding and grinning in twos and threes
III the wake of the vessel The dav
laborer gets ~. cents day and be-
gins work at sunrise, no eight hours.
For supper tonight l had one chicken
che plate of rice, two eggs, two ba-
nana$. one orange, and two biscuit. and
ii cost just II cents. Chickens sell her.
for cents apiece"
MONMOUTH.
C'.mston lull presented an attractive
appearance Saturday afternoon and even
ing wien tic baZstr, unier Tie manage
mrnt of tile Ladies Aid Society Of tie
Methodist Church. WAS opened. The
looths six i'll number. were t,Istef,,II,.
decorated with different colors OF eren,
paper and cI!t flowers In front of each
booth was supper table corresponding
in color 10 the booth The decorations
being of cut flowers. The wairrossr:
We're young girls dressed in white Wear.
ing colored caps to match the booths The
entertainment in the evening vas well
attended and very successful. The fol-
lowing is the program Music; monologue
sally AIMS Experience, Mr. Walter
Gile. vocal solo. Mr.. T.. w. Marshall.
rca'iing. The Dude on the Trolley Car.
When ,in Papa llods My Hand" Mr.. Gile;
s sI!, s'i" MIS- VIII ,-or.hn Cochiane: vocal
Love-" Mr.. Marshall; impei sonation-Th4
country BOY an costtme), Mr. Gile.
piano solo. Miss Lillian Stctson: vocal
solo, An Angel in All but Name is She:
Mr.. Marshall; mpcrsonaiion. Nv Gle
Mr. E,lLriigc Thompson has sofa his
farm 10 Mr.. Fowler of Tie Athartnn
Furniture Co, Lewiston. Mr.. Tnomnson
VIII move into the Macomber block for
the present.
Misses lillian and Elizabeth Stetson who
nave been passing the summer here start
ed Tuesday on their return trip TO th.i,
home in Kalamazoo. Mich
Mr.. and Mrs. H. n. IImd of Manchcs
Ter. n. H., ANA Mrs. Il. A Brackett Of
fan2or have returned to their homes
Miss y. L. Shorcv of Portland and ,Irs
+. Van Prlt of Tampa, Fla. were th,
guests of Nh. and Mrs. l.. +. Sh1rcy last
week. '''
Mrs. q. f. WooGman and children ara
Passing the week III Portland with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Soule
Miss Carrie Pierce is spending t,.e vea,-
in Lewiston.
Many Of the summer visitors t,vo ,e-
turned to their homes. Herbert Owen and
family have closed their cottage on rho
ihke and returned to their nome in Wo
burn, Mass.
NJ" and Mrs F. T. Day and eon Ros.
:thc d'tISiter Ruby, are at Barlt,- Island
for Il week. '''
MISS Anna Blake returned Tuesday from
4 visit With friends in Portland. Lena
d l.n;'n s'lrnlled for her in the telephone
ONE" DUNN" her absence.
Tn" town schools Will open next week.
The Methodist Sunday school will have
a picnic at Ma;tnacook next Friday.
CHELSEA.
Mrs. Mamie Pitcher of Lewiston is
an extended visit to her moth
En- Mrs. F. c. Meader
Mr.. and Mrs. Hisler, Ruel Eaton.
llusehe Brann. Miss Eva Brann Of
Soncrville ana Ernest Lunt of Augusta
were callers at Mrs. Eliza DORIS Sum
day.
Mrs. Mckay and Miss Hurd were
calling on friends lately.
Mr., and Mrs. ]. o. Page went to
Richmond Sunday.
X. K. Blanchard is passing a few
days with old friends in this town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Geycr of Ma*sa-
rhnsotts are at +. NJ. Geyer's.
Henry NJ. Swift has found no trace
# his horse that was stolen. Sent ~.
PlTTsToN.
Miss Nellie F. DuntOn Of Bath re-
turned to her home Monday after a
short visit with relatives in Gardiner
and Pittston
Mrs. w. o. Foye was the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Fossett, a few days
last week.
G. \. Kicker and family returned to
heir home in Providence, II. L.. after
4 visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
=. w. Kicker
Mrs. Carrie Fcssett ana two sons. and
Mrs. W. Q. Foye visited relatives in
Whi;eficld Wednesday,
Mrs. T.. ]. Kicker returned to her
acme after spending 4 week on Rich
n"ni c:'mnground.
Everett ana Win Brookings have
been To the Islands for . short yaca-
lion.
Ml". ioni$a Dunton returned to her
h"Ir' ii J"irr after visiting in Pitts
p!i. Gardiner and q few DAYS at Rich
Hond campSround.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Dill are passing a
'ew days at the Islands
Richard Fossett Of New York was
calling on relatives in this vicinity
Wednesday.
Artcll FoSsctt il on the sick list.
Mrs Alton FOsSett and son Neil were
guests of Mrs. A. FCSSctt SATURDAY.,
and returned home to Whitcfeld sun
lay.
Miss Ethel Palmer had a whist party
Friday night.
Mrs Geo. Marson and little daughter
were guests of her mother. Mrs. Ever
ntt Bookings, Sunday.
Harold Fossett visited relatives in
Whitcfeld Sunday.
Mrs. Sarah Miller and two sons of
Chelsea were guests of Mrs. Burrcll
Ernest Weeks of jefferson. Hartley
Averill Of Boston and William Averill |
If Alma were in town on business
Wednesday.
Richard FoSSett returned to CatSkill