Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-06
EAST VASSALBORO.

II guest OF IT1enCS III toWI iucSUdy.
Miss Mae Wall of WaterviIlc is visit
ing Miss Annie Mower for a few days.
George l.. Crossman of Saco, who is
passing his vacation at his summer
home in South China, is expected to
sreak at Friends church Sunday morn
ing.
Re- Mr. Hamilton Of the NJ. r.
church has been at the Augusta City
hospital undergoing surgical opera.
ton. His many friends here extend to
him their sympathy and hope for his
speedy recovery.
SOUTH WINDSOR.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Cults Of Gar
diner, also Mrs. Charles Lawrence Of
North Pittston recently visited Mrs.
Hiram s. Watson.
Alfonso p. Doe Of Davenport, Iowa.
homestead.
Mrs. T. ]. Pcaslec, who passed few
days with her brother, James Wingatc,
has returned to her home in Randolph.
Miss Alice b. DOnncll, who is at
tending school in Haverhill. Mass, is
passing her vacation at her home in
Windsor.
Nv and Mrs. +. I. Clark and chill
drcn, also Mr. and Mrs. Tompkins and
Mrs Edward Pratt of Augusta were re-
cent callers at Edwin Bullock's.
NORTH vASsALBORO.
1t is Illu.ored that the grocery firm OF
Meservoy & Lord has dissolved partner
ship, r. H. Meservey having bought out
w. i. Lord, and also that Mr.. Lord has
bought the business Of f. S. Goodwin.
The employees OF the American Wooden
Co are enjoying two weeks vacation. the
mill having shut down for that purpose.
Mr. and Mrs. +. II. Jealous, agent of
the Wooden 90, and family are passing
their vacation at Christmas Cove.
News from. Rev. A. Hamilton, who is
in the Augusta City hospital. are very
encouraging and his speedy recovery is
looked for.
Owing to the poor hay weather of the
last week but few Of our farmers are
through haying. A good crop is being
harvested.
Work on the electric railroad is pro-
crossing, although many teams are off for
haying.
Miss Lydia Robinson, an aged woman OF
81 years, fell on her doorstep Monday
morning and broke her hip. She was at
tended by Dr.. Mabry.
NORTH MONMOUTH.
The dedication of Charles III. Toppan's
new $3.50 barn last week was an enioy-
n n M ~
Wayne people TO attend. The weuther
was unfavorablc, but notwithstanding
this. there WIS Il gcodlv number present.
II il had been ii favorable evening there
would have been hundreds present. About
| 40 couples danced on the smooth barn
| floor to- excellent music Of five pieces Mr.
and Mrs. ToTpan participated in the fes
tiTi,ies. Mr.. ToDpan has expended much
morey on his farm. He has a fine cottage
on the shore of Lake Wilson among the
pines. large AUTO. barn and refrigerator
at the cottage. and has also built fine
| automobile read to the cottage from the
Old county road. besides the nice comm O.
dious barn.
| Mr.. and Mre Peter Wedge OF Water
| vile We're at their home last week for q
| few days.
| Mr. and Mrs. A. l.. Walker Of Albion
| are visiting their son, j.. L. Walker, and
| other friends.
| sionary. came home last week and found
| his family quarantined with scarlet fever.
| and MI Jackson Gas quarantinei out.
for 4 week. until he left. There was only
one case in the family of five.
Miss Grace Donnell of Portland is visit
| ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. j.. l.. Don
nell.
Mr. Bachelder. who bought large
| farm on the west shore of Lake Wilson
| last year. is having MANY visitors from
FroOkline. Mass. and some from Boston.
Mr. and Mrs Fisher and sor. who have
| had rooms at c. +. Towlcs for several
weeks. have returned to Boston.
! Mrs Eliza A. LINDSAY is visiting her
| children in Massachusetts,.
Mrs Luella A. Crockett of Beverly
Mass. has been visiting friends for sew
eraI weeks.
Sumner Seabury mas returned from Il
weeks visit to friends in Yarmouth. His
wife is still there caring Tor her eyed
mother.
4 socable was held at Hallowell &
Witlers' clubhouse Saturday evening. Ice
cream was served
Two double-hcrse terms and n large
pair of mules are hauling the pine lu,n-
Der from Wayne to Anna hcs sacook sta
ton. They had about IC0.0oo feet to haul
The three ieamStcrs and their wives are
boarding with Mrs. Josie l.. Marston.
Mr. and Mrs. McI<cclnic Of Oakland
are VISITING their son. w. H. Mckcchnc
and family. They came down with 4
team.
d.. ". c. Gordon Is in very feeble
health.
Mrs. Mary j.. Pcttinsill. 80 years Of
age. is in poor health.
Geo. 5. FAIRBANKS was % years old July
| Is, and vet repairing clocks and watches
LlTcHFIELD.
POND TOAD-MiSscs Mabel Film
wood and Florence Merrill were the
guests of Mrs. 4. +. Mcfarland and
Mrs. Marcollus Euglcy of Augusta
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Snowdon of
Brooklyn are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. c.
| T.. BOnsfold
| Mrs. Drown of Lynn is the guest Of
her sister, Mrs. w. G. Hcscltinc
Misses Augusta Edgecomb and Adc-
| laide Logan passed Wednesday and
Thursday with Miss Carrie Kendall in
EoWdoinham.
Mrs Mary Merrill of Boston arrived
| Thursday for visit with her sister,
| Mrs. Rachel Hayden, at Julia Tib-
| belts
| MIR. and Mrs. Walter Watts and Mrs.
| Daphne Robbins Of Gardiner are stay
| inc Mt their