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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-25
CROSS HILL,

Mr.. and Mrs Arson NJ. Pcrlcy Of Au-
gusta We're the guests of Mr.. Perl.ys
mother, Mrs c. l. PCrley, Sunday.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Frank Fl. Austin Of Wa
terNille were visiting Mr.. Austins pa
rents, Mrs. and Mrs. W. A. Austin, Sun
day.
G. w. Mower OF East Vassalboro was on
the Hill Saturday and purchased :, flock
of sheep ami lambs besides Il lot of beef
stock. lie also bought number Of fat
hogs.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. A. Snow Of North Vas
salboro ana Mrs. Myra Goldthwaitc of
Nassalboro were at Mrs. G.. 5. Perkins
Sunday.
Miss Florence Taught of Sidney was the
guest of Miss Grace Perkins last week.
The Ladies' Aid Society will hold So
cial and supper at the Baptist chapc,
Friday evening, Sept. y.
Mrs Alice Randall passed Saturday AMI
Sunday with Mrs. Emma Packard in Aul-
ruSta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ingraham and
children Of Augusta We're guests at Will
Tohey's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. LinwoOd Saben ana clil-
drcn Of South China We're at Charles To-
bey's Sunday.
Mrs Rodgers of Augusta was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Davis last week
Several from this place attended the
concert at Oak Grove chapel Friday even
ing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-25
Chelsea Grange
Gets Second Prize
At South Windsor Fair-Patrick Hayes
Elected to First Deputy Com in
Chief of Union Veteran Union-Two
Drawn on Jury for October Court.

This town was largely represented at
the South kennebec Agricultural society
fair at Windsor last week and all 'cport
a fine exhibition, both in the nall and
outside. Chelsea Grange received second
prernium on Grange exhibit and several
other premiums were awarded resi-
dents Of this town.
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Hayes anl Mas
ter Earle have arrived home, after pass
ing the summer at Capitol island Mr..
Hayes attended the National cnvlnip-
ment. 6, \. r., also til. enca:nnmrnt of
the Union Veterans Union at Saratoga
recently, and was honorei 5v the tiec-
ton to the position of First Deputy
Conmandnr-in-C Chief of the latter o.
Sanizatiun
Orchard Cooper and Patrick Haye- have
been drawn 20 serve on the jury 1T the
October term Of the supreme court at 4Au-
SuSta.
Theodore Hayes is budin" i si!o. for
the benrni II His large herd of to, Il,
Miss Grace Thompson and Iamcs
Thn irSon attended the Thompson family
reu"i"n ut bamariscutta last Si.tt.Ii;tt
Miss Lizzie Pope visited relatives in
Windsor last week and Is now duWn river
visiting friends.
Mis- Walter Pitcher has gone to Lew
iston for a visit Of i few days.
Mrs Fred Collins, Mrs .Iu>rph Var
mum. Harry collins ami Miss Wcbstr" of
Bath are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs George
Morgan
larry Kcyc:; Of Mill River. Mass, v ho
has been The guest G: y. ii. lIem.nNay
for the past week. returned t. i 'Ston
Monday, on lis WAY home.
Miss NJ. +. Collins returned Eour Sln-
day night from Il few weeks Visit vita
friends i'll Gardiner.
Miss L. Il. Caldwell ana Miss Lou
Caldwell. who lave been visiting Il: Mr..
and Mrs. q. \. CaldWclI's, returned to
Boston last Thursday.
Mr.. ami Mrs. Bert Goodwin ANA chill
tlrcn of Randolph passed Sunday wifi
Mr.. and Mrs. Barrett at their home in
town.
Mis- 81 IL Collins ANA Nj ROY Hatch
in@s passed Sunday With Miss Collins
parents, Nj. ana Mrs j. d. Collins.
Miss Matte MolrcIl returned Sunday
from several weeks visit with her sister
ut Weeks Mills
James Nickery Of Bath was the guest
ot Mr.. and Mrs. y. +. T. Collins Sun
day
Mr.. ana Mrs. c. f. Cobb ana children
of South Gardiner were guests Of Mrs
&. III. Watson one day last week
Miss Emma ellis and Mr. VIII Law
renee spent last Saturday i'll Augusta.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Gcycr lave re-
turned to their home in Hyde Park
Mass, after visit with their par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward G"yer.
Mr.. Frank Sanborn of Watcrville and
Miss Nellie Corbin of Randolph were
callers in town Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-25
BELGRADE.

MI ana MIS- NJ p. Culinan, who have
boon ut Frank J LORDS: cot'a"c'on Great
lake" I.avr returned to thcil home in Au-
cuSta
Mics Winnie Amrs Of Oakland is
VISITING, lr'r father. Mr.. Marshall -\mcs
Mrs Penney VINO lns boon tile guest
" M'4 Emcrlinc Tihhctts. has returned
~ i,r home iii i;n>tnn.
Misses Hazel Kelley AMI Fannie DeKalb
l:av. returned home from u weeks visit
with relatives in Oakland.
Mr ana Mrs. jay Scrihncr ana family Of
Ellsworth are visiting Mr.. Sclibncr'S
father, MI Fred Scribner.
Miss Lena Kimball is passing two
weeks in Springfield, Mass
Mrs Emerline Tibbctts has closed her
house and has gone t. Medford. Mass.
Edgar T.. Foster has returned from his
thoroughly enjoyed trip to the James
town Exposition.
Miss May i. WEIGH was the guest Of
her aunt in Oakland last Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Amcs and Miss
Winnie Amcs We're calling in Augusta
Thursday of last week.
Mr. and Mrs Will Lord and sou irving
of Manchester were callers at Frank j.
lords Sunday.
MANY people from this vicinity We're
visitors at the Readfield Fair Wednesday
and Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-25
Liberty Items
and Personals
Wellington Gordon Wcdding-Birth-
day Party to Mrs Wentworth, Aged
81 Ycars-Lodge Ncws-New Motor
Boat.

ON Monday evening Sept. g. at the
home ~ the brides parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. jameson Gurdcn III Montyillc, On
Won Wellington of this village was unit
Cd in marriage to Miss Ida NJ. Gorden.
Hcv. Mr.. Din3low Of South Montvillc.
pastor Of tho BAPTIST church, performed
the ceremony. Both bride and groom
have many friends here who wish them
many years Of happiness and prosper
ity.
A large number Of relatives and
friend met ut I'll" nome Of Mrs. Mary
Baker last Monday TO celebrate the
9th anniversary Of the birth Of Mrs
Sally WcntWol til. mother of Mrs. Bak-
er. Mrs. Wentworth is 4 remarkable
woman, having all her faculties and
able to 90 about and do considerable
work.
Mr. ana Mrs Robert Peck have clos
ed their cottage on Mill stone Island
and left last week for q weeks stay
in PittSficld and Augusta before going
10 thcii. home III Concord y. Fl. While
in Augusta they will DC the guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. Alton White.
Mrs. Rhoda Bcnncr has moved into
the Gilman house and Clarence Syl-
vcster has moved into Mrs. l.. z. Bcr-
rvs house.
Mr.. and Mrs Melville Smith and son
Ralph Of Augusta, were in town Sat
urday and Sunday, guests Of Mr.. and
| Mrs. G NJ. Hurd, making the trip in
their automobiles.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cargill and in
"a r I
in town last week for 4 two-wcels' stay
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. H
Cargill.
Mrs. 7 +. Carpenter and grandson
Guy went to Worcester, Mass, Satur-
| dav, for q visit to Ter daughter, Mrs
John JeWctt.
j. p. Sanford has just put a new
motor boat in tic lake. 1t is fitted with
a two ana one-half horsepower gaso-
| line engine, and fastest boat on tho
lake
l.. X. Fowler returned to Camden
Monday WHERE he has had q position
| for the Iast Year.
A tina baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter LudWick Thursday, Sept
-.
H. II. Twitchell left Monday for 4
weeks visit in Watcrville and Skow-
hogan.
Mrs. Getting and son Of Boston are il
| town Tor Il few weeks stay at Mrs
Mary Mitchclrs.
Miss Gladys Skidmorc left last Tues
| day for Castinc to enter the Normt
school. She was accompanied by hcl
| father, A. j. S;kidmore.
BY invitation about - Of the members
Of Golden Gate Chapter, Q. +. $, China
| visited Arbutus Chapter at their regu-
| lar meeting Monday evening and q
very enjoyable time was passed by all
Mrs. Carrie Persons and son Keith
Of Providence, T.. r., arc in town, guests
| Of Austin and Ada Crockett.
The Eureka Band has been engaged
| to play in Union for the fair next
l week
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-25
West Gardiner
Weeks Letter
Hauling Corn to Factory-Fifteen
Sheep Killed by Dogs-Ernest
Williams Breaks His leg-Many
Attended Baptist Convention.

Many farmers have been hauling corn
for the Gardiner Corn Canning Co. Tho
corn is reported as not weighing well.
Fifteen sheep belonging To Frank
Shcrburne on Highland avenue were
killed by dogs last week
Ernest Williams broke his leg while
c,;tting timber to ic used as piles for
the new railroad bridge.
Among those attending the Free Bap-
fist convention at Augusta last Week
were Mr.. and Mrs. F. p. Blaisdell.
Ella Spear, Mrs. Emcline Douglass,
Mrs Fred Traitor and Miss Ellen
Howard.
Mrs Reuben Rice and Mrs. Henry Q.
Powers went to South China last week
on a visit to friends.
Fred y. Trafton has purchased a new
ul-to-lltc hay press.
Hon. John A. Spear is combining
business with pleasure in a trip 10 Dos
ton.
4 Boston hay buyer was in town last
Friday. He offered $14 on board cars at
Gardiner.
lIr. ana Mrs. Clifford Of Madison are
visiting Mrs. Gflord's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs w c. Goldsmith.
IT, r Tourtolutte of Providence, l..
H. is in town buying fall fruit.
Mr. Withrow and family Of Auburn
are guests Of F. p. Blaisdell
Charles Wharf Of Boston is the guest
Of his brother, William Wharf,.
Er. jackson of Gardiner was Il caller
at the corner on Sunday.
IF. X. Libby. representing the Libby
coal Sales 90. WAS in town Saturday.
Willis Spear lost Il valuable COW last
week. Tie animal was found dead III
the pasture.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Nph"us Spear visited
friends i'll Farmingdalc sunday.
Miss Louise l.lkins Of East Plttston
was Il guest at Frank Fullcr's last
week.
Willis Spear and family ana William
Harper ana family visited kent's Hill
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. a. W. DeFratus and
Mr. and Mrs. AlphcuS Spear passed
saturday evening at John SCOTS.
MT. ana MIS-. Jdlll''S sinai anu
daughter Geneva passed Sunday at
Mrs. SmalTs sister, Mrs. Will Blaisdcll,
Highland avenue.
Mrs. Ebcn Horn ana Erwin Horn.
who have been visiting friends III Mas
sachusctts. returned home last week.
Emily Larrabcc of Revere, Mass. is
Visiting her uncle. Frank S. Collins.
a. II. Jones. postman on Route Is.
will take his annual vacation this week.
Mr. Hunter will act as substitute dur
ing his absence.
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NEWS FROM KENNEBEC COUNTY TOWNS
Monmouth News
and Personals
Cattle Show and Fair Sept. 25-Corn
Shop Running Full B'ast-Work on
Congregational Church Nearly Done
RESOLUTIONS of Respect.

No,,,o,tb WIN 1o,d its town cattle
show ana fni, Wednesday,, Sept q. on tn,
tract Of land given to the town, by the
LATE Charles t,Iunston for that purpose,
situated near Monmouth Academy.
The corn shop has been running one
week. No very serious damage was done
here by the frost last week. 1t is under
stood that the work Of canning apples
at the corn shop will be begun the lif't
of October. The company intends To can
about 1903 barrels ana VIII use ABOUT
~ per da!'
The work on the COnSrcSatlonal chufcA
ms pech nearly coiitpittnu' ;,tan
tioGh ~ .le town IA I'M, afp ,in.n j.,
y 'ti,. ~ ohl\ p - ,,, e., ,,,;Ia,,
eo"h' A'9 o'iihli's 60 -. -
s,,irnc,l fro,n tiiI Station
/" i''',' W. ~. e
y PIAZZA FaS been pulll on " ilu ~
o. " 'nrGfcSati"A,u "a, 1"'1dta'' '"c 80
OF MIS-. EilZabcth ocolleiu.
The funeral services OF the late Mrs.
thauicl Scnntr, Il former resident of ihls
town. who died in kcEncburk, were held
on tie arrival Of the body 1T this place.
IT,. JIiuinr cI,.:. of the Academy will
nnln ~ rni,.r,.,i,,urnt al t'unSton hall
w,.,l,'s,i.,v o,'..,i,.r Sent y. CONSISTING
~ rn.,,,i,,,, .,.,.,lim,, and music, \ so,i;ii
I'm I,t n,'Ii =, tmn ,.lnsr IN which i'll.
,r,n, u;II ~ ~ -. ' WY,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-25
Death of Well
Known Wayne Man
N, A. Dodge Passed Away Thursday,
Sept. 19-Frost Of Last Week Did no
Damage-Potato Shipments-visit-
ors in Town and Personal Items.

n A. Dodge died at his home in
Wayne village Thursday, Sept 10. Mr..
Dodge had been in failing health for
several months. On Saturday, tie
14th he submitted to an operation as
the only hope of recovery. He bore
the pain and great suffering Of his
last illness with much fortitude. He
was a native of Burnham, and spent
his boyhood days on his fathers
farm. He was a soldier in the Civil
War and served his country faithfully,
receiving an injury in the service from
which he never fully recovered. After
the war he married Miss Elmira W.
harrington of Burnham and settled
in Lewiston. He followed the business
Of wood turning. Being industrious
and frugal he met with a good share
Of prosperity. He came to Wayne
about eight years ago and purchased
one Of the most desirable residences
in Wayne village. Mr. Dodge was a
good citizen and well liked by all who
knew him. He is survived by Il widow
and two daughters, Miss Hcl"n. who
is telegraph operator, and Edna. the
wife of b. c. Tribou.
The slight frost of last week did not
do much damage in this vicinity. The
farmers are hustling their sweet corn
to the factory. The crop is quite good.
some acres yielding upward of $50.
A. j. Pike is loading 4 second car
with potatoes. He pays 80 cents per
bushel
DR.. Ottman has returned to Phila-
delphia. His cottage will be occupied
by George Lee and wife from Liver
more Falls.
Fred Small, who was quite badly
hurt some time ago. is improving.
A c. Hayford, who has been in poor
health during the summer is much
better and his friends are glad to see
him about again.
Miss Lora Norris, who graduated
from the Pennington Normal school
last June. has engaged to teach ut
Millinockct.
Mrs. MilliElcn and daughter, Miss
Irene, are guests Of Mrs. George Lord.
Mr. Saunders and son Frank are
guests Of Mrs. Albert Pike.
Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. White at
tended the Woman's Temperance Union
convention in Lewiston one day last
week.
Albert Davis, ST., is in town.
Miss Marion MacKinnon is teaching
in Turner Village.
Pert Tribou is in town
DR. and Mrs Dodge are in town.
called by the illness If Mr.. Dodge.
Mrs. Mabel Lincoln and Mrs. Esta
Bccvs passed Sunday III East Liver
more.
Mrs. Florence Gibbs and daughters
were the guests of Mrs. Pike.
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WINDSORVIILE,

Mr. ana Mrs. A. l.. Hutchinson Of Car
diner ana Captain Slater Of Washington
were the guests of Mrs. j. b. Stilphen
one day last week.
Miss Marcia a. Bradstrcrt passed last
week with Mrs. Henry Duntoh and is
now visiting friends at CpopcrS Mills.
Henry Wilson of Peabody, Mass, is in
town calling on relatives and old friends.
Sadie douglass Of Augusta is passing
her vacation with her grandfather, u. W.
1punton.
Mr. ana Mrs. Dan Sampson ar" rccciv-
ing CONGRATULATIONS on the birth of a
daughter. born S'pt. l..
Mrs j. Il. StiIphen has returned from
!; visit to Boston. Harding, Neodham,
Naltham anG Lincoln, Mass.
Despite the cold late spring, crops arc
reported to ~ about the average in this
section.
The farmers are harvesting their crop
of sweet corn and hauling it to the fac
tory at Weeks Mills.
Mr.. Bowman, former postmaster al
West WASHINGTON. WAS calling upon
friends in town one day last week.
William Doe ana Elmcr- Emmons OF
Weeks Mills were in town Sunday
George Godfrey of Augusta has re
turrcd home, after Il short stay at Simon
Trench's.
Stanley Brown and friend have re
turned to their home in Salon, Mass. al
ter Il pleasant vacation Jt a week,
passed ut Simon Frcnch's.
Joseph Wir-ood recently sold two fine
COWS to parties in Weeks Mills.
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LINCOLN.
WALDOBORO.

Dr. J. r. Sanburn OF Dcc:inS was i'll
town Thursday.
Mrs. r. i. Gilman, Who has h"cn in
IlDntiIyn. n. ". for several weeks, re-
tulmcd home Thursday evening.
M.s IGa Wiley Of Portland vas the
guest If Mrs. Chas. Comcry over sun
day.
Frank Miller is very low ana the end
is constantly expected.
Rev. q. W. L. Hill of Hebron is i'll
town.
u. W. Porter, who has been confined to
his house several weeks, is able TO ride
out.
S H. Harbrch Of Portland was in town
Wednesday.
Tie school il town opened Monday,
IcaGtidc Mrs. W. n Titus; ANA Cen
ter. Mrs. Harry Mari; West Alma. Miss
Kelley.
Mrs. Flora Erskinc il visiting friends
in I'ittsfield
Miss Ella Campbell Of North Newcastle
is passing 4 week with her aunt, Miss
Sophia j. Campbell at Parsons Bend.
Nr and Mrs. John a. Erslinc spent
Sunday in Woolwich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin c. Punnor Of Oak
land passed Sunday with friends in this
place.
Rev. ana Mrs. John +. Clifford ana son
Harold Of Gardiner, visited at Farson $
Bend last week.
Mr. ana Mrs Woodbury. A. Potter re-
turned TO their homo III Bath FRIDAY, af-
ter passing 4 fCN weeks in town.
DRESDEN MILLS.
Bridge Academy has IN attendance
Of about 40 scholars this fail.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs.
Samuel Pus!ard Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Ellie Blinn entertained her
teachers. schoOlmatcs ana friends Fri
day night. it being her 18th birthday
anniversary. A very pleasant evening
was enjoyed and Miss Rlinn received
many nice presents. The Schoolmatcs
presented her With Z very pretty signct
ring.
A lawn party will be held on the
lawn Of James Hawthorne. Cedar
Grove. for the benefit Of the NJ. F..
church and class oS nf Bridge Acad-
emy. The church ana class will hold
their entertainments i'll conjunction
this fall.
Miss Ida Morclon has gone to Hremcn
| to vi,i; her sister. Mrs. Frank Studley.
Melvin Randall! and Miss King Of
Lynn. Mass. are visiting Mr.. RAN
dalIs mother, Mrs. Joseph Mayors.
Mrs Fred Goodwin has 4 number Of
bolrdrrS from Boston.
Mrs. E;fiic Twitchcll is the guess Of
Mrs. Fred Blinn
Fred Blinn has recently sold his farm
t" Lam parties.
Word was received Sunday Of the
death Of Miss EIthcria Barker, Of SOM
| cryillr Mass. She was Il former resi-
dent Of Cedar Grove. Funeral at NJ f.
| church Wednesday ut o'clock
Mrs. Hubert Amcs passed away Sat
| urday night, after an Illness Of two
| years, With consumption.
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SOUTH NASSALBORO.

Airs. 4; J. Stone left for Skowlcgan
Satr,lar fcr ! visit with relatives.
Ms Frank Harrington uc Augusta ana
Mrs. Martha t1nrk Of Lowell Mt4s
wcr. guests at T. y. Whitchous,':s sun
day.
Air ana MIS-. Wood of Togux. II nrv
Mo's" ana Charles Reed nf August" w,.r,.
guests nj G. H. MnrScS Sunday
Several from tliis place ATTENDED the
fair at Windsor last VIC X.
Misses Mabel Brown ana Iottic War
rem. Clarence Cobb. Forest Brown and
Ralph DiCkey returned to OAK Grove
Seminary last week after passing the
summer vacation ut their home in this
DlaCe.
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CAM BRIDGE.

Henry Scott is at home from for'-
land for vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Moses Watson o. DeA
ter were in town over Sunday.
Wayne Spaulding Of Hartland mas
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. ). u IL
brCc.
Mcrtha Sawyer is teaching in PARK
man.
Mrs. Henry Watson Of Auburn i ~
town, caring for her mother. Mrs. hu'-
sell who broke her hip. She IS CUM
Portable for the last few days.
John Ring was in attendance a.
court at Skowhegan last week ana MIS-
Ring visited in Waterville.
Mary Ann Mitchell Of Patton Is 'ls't
ing her relatives in town.
1t was Pomona night at the Gran =,
Saturday. The program was under ~
rection Of Alice Folsom. Scvcnty-eisns
members and seven visitors were pi''
ent.
The friends in this town OF "o
Colcord were grieved to hear OF ms -
cent death at his home in LYNN "'''0'
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SOMERSET.
RINCkLEY.

A number from this place attended
the Spiritualists campmcctlns at
Madison SUNDAY.
Miss FIny Walker has gone to Que
bee for 4 short vacation.
Mrs. Anna Eoydcn has bought the
John Curtis place. Mr. Curtis Is 70
move to Fairfield.
Mr.. Will Hall ana son, also MIS-
Henry Witham and son Of Fairfield
have been at Mrs. Curtis this week
z. Rcssey expects To start for up
river Monday. where he will work IN
tie woods during the fall and WIN
ter
Mrs. Wade Wheeler and Miss Clara
Tibhctts visited II Leslie BlackWehs
in Fairfield, Tuesday.
Gcn. TiEbctts returned from q three
days trip over east. Wednesday morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs Herman Huff OF
Taunton. Mass, were i'll this place
Tuesday.
School commenced in thi" place
Monday morning. Miss LOOK oi
Joncsport, Maine. is teaching.
MI. and Mrs. Arthur Lee Of Taunton
Mass. are visiting at Mr.. Percy RICK
er':s this week.
There was q slight frost in this
place Wednesday night.
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VASSAL BORO.

The Friends quarterly meeting. which
was held at Oak Grove Saturday and
Sunday, Sept. Il and l.. was Well attend
ed. The meetings SUNDAY wer" large AID
interesting. III" ministers from away
were Rev. John Frye Of Colorado. REV.
A. Edward Kelley Of Pal, Stinc. and Rev.
Alice Wirslow Of Brooks. Nc. After a
missionary sermon Sunday afternoon.
$40 in pledges We're taken for Fli ndS'
work II EnnaiiLlI.
Mrs Ernest sta;rctt is tho proud
potlIc" Of a nice baby 10y, born Tues
day, Sept Il. The young man will 70 by
the r.uYc If Austin Leroy Stairctt
Alice ITaw,s celebrated Hcr It'll, birth
Gav anniversary Saturday evening hv
entertaining a Few OF her vonng friends.
Sit" WAS remembers ~ tokens of friend
ship. Refreshments Of .Cr ore IN AMI cake
were served.
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KNOX.
WASHINGTON.

Johnny l.. Howard visited relatives
in Augusta last week.
Mrs. J. II. Howard and brother An
son Moody Of Excelsior. Mimi, visited
AT Foggs Corner Tuesday.
Linn Gliddcn who has been visiting
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John $.
Gliddcn. returned to Bridgcwatcr,
Mass, Monlay.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Dan Moshcr Of Au-
susta are visiting here.
Ethel Clark who has been homo on
day.
w. L. Carver Of Boston will speak
at Che Slickncy'S Corner chapel next
Sunday morning at leo and at the
RaZurviIlc {. +. chapel ut 80 l.. NJ.
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SOUTH CHINA.

Ruth ana Ada Moshcr returned TO
school at Oak Grove Seminary last week,
after passing their vacation at home.
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Mctcalf ana it'll"
daughter were the guests Of Mrs. W. O..
harrington over Sunday.
People in this vicinity are very busy
W '','"i Nr Ills The frogts lave hurt il
in many places
Mrs W. J. Thompson returned HON"
Saturday. after passing week with
friends in Bangor ana Portland.
Il. l.. Fuller went to Watcrville Satur-
day on business.
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FAYETTE,

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Wells have been at
his fatlier's, y. A. Wells, for rew
days.
Mrs. Chester Eodgc returned home
Friday.
MiSs.Alicc A. Hcwctt went ID the
Maine General hospital, Portland, sat
urday for treatment
". ?. Underwood lost ! fine colt last
week
Ample buyers are trying to engage
apples. Some have sold on the trees at
a good ,ricc.
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WEST CHELSEA

y ). Heath returned from a two-wceks.
sisit 10 friends in Waterville ana vicit,tv
Saturday.
James Hayes and Dan Bowling or Ran
aoiph passed Sunday with the formers
brother, H. 1. Hayes.
Most of the corn for the factory III
town has been harvested and hauled to
Gardiner.
nice horse. :
MOS, OF the summer boarders have re-
turned TO the city.
Melvin Hamlin of waterv;ne e ,he
guest of o. F. Heath ~
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SIDN

calling on old friends here last week.
Lorin Robinson and mother, Mrs. Sylvia
Robinson passed Sunday with friends in
Mt Vernon.
Mrs T. q. Marnson passed several days
last wcsk '.i;l friends in Watervilla.
c. FalcrAi .!.,t, Miss Eliza Flcwclling
returned t. IIilloWell Saturday, after
passing two weeks with her sister, Mrs
A. W. Branch.
Mrs. Manlev Bailey of Winslow visited
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Manter
last week.
Mrs. King and Mrs. Hartwell Of Halo
we'll visited at r. G. Morrisons one day
| last week.
| Mrs. Ann Young of Augusta was call.
| ing oil4friends here recently.