Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-16

Harold Biscoe~ has returned to his
home in Boston after passing a Few
weeks at S. c. Starretts.
Avery Weber is still in a very
critical condition.
CHINA CENTER.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd Mitchell visited
Mrs. Mitchells parents, Sunday.
Vera Tyler is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Helen Dudley in Gardiner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. E. Haskell ana
daughter Maude went to Waterviile
one day last week.
Viola Hathaway is passing her vaca-
ton with Mrs. L. B. Robinson.
Verda E. Robinson has returned
home from Worcester, Mass, where
she has been staying with her brother
Frank, and attending school.
Mrs. Frank Robinson of Worcester,
Mass, is visiting at Mrs. l.. b. ROBIN
sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. U. S. Haskell and son.
Bernard. were in Augusta "Wednesday.
Miss Gladys Bray of Boston and
Harry Marden of Lynn, Mass, were
callers on L. B. Robinson last
Wednesday.
RIVERSIDE.
Miss Ruth Cornwcll, Of Connecticut
Is at Mrs. Howard Crowells.
Miss Elizabeth Crowell, a teacher IN
one of the schools in Massachusetts Is
passing her vacation with her parents
here.
Horace Laitcn and daughter of Au-
gusta were the guests of Mr.. and MIS-
II. p. Halves last Sunday.
w. j. lockwood of Southern Cali
| fornia, formerly of Riverside, was
| calling on friends here one day last
| week.
Stephen Smell of Bowdoinham visit
ed his aunts. Misses Hannah and
| Hester Smell, last week.
| Miss Constance Gage of Augusta
was the guest of her aunt, Mrs. j. s.
Emery, last week.
| Reid Gilman of Waterville is staying
for a few weeks with his aunt, Mrs. H.
P. Halves.
Rev. H. M. Daniels Of Dixfield Is
|
| Misses Linda and Emma Final of
Chicago are visiting Misses Hannah
and Hester Smell.
MONMOUTH.
| Fred Spencer of Everett, Mass, ac-
comranied by his wife and little
daughter arrived Saturday and are
stopping in town. Mr.. Spencer re-
| f,1rnp6 MnnIov tn PnCfnn h1t his fam
| lily will remain the rest of the season.
WEST GARDINER.
SPEARS CORNER.-Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Goldsmith are passing few weeks with
| Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard Goldsmith.
Miss Myra Wing of Portland is passing
a portion Of the summer with Mrs. Baker
| of the In,liaEa Road.
The many friends Of Miss Elsie Spring
err, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. @. r.
Springer. are much pleased to learn that
the talented young lady mas been award
ed the first prize in a short story compe-
| tition, held by a Chicago concern, over ::
large field of competitors.
The sermon Sunday was delivered by
Albert Smith of Hallowell.
| Tdell Rlaisdell of Augusta passed the
Sabbath al the Corner.
genuine surprise party was given
| Mrs. Susan Littlefield on Saturday. the
anniversary of her birth. a number OF
| ITleHuS ana 0elSnDOfS passed eHJty
able afternoon, collation. was served
and MANY remembrances received.
NORTH MONMOUTH.
Chas. II. Tappar and family of Attic
| horo. Mass, John Fl. McIlroy and family
! of Winthrop, ana Ronald Z. Mcllroy and
family of NCrth Monmouth. are at Camp
| Tappan among the pines on the shore OF
beautiful Wilson Lake. This pretty and
connections cottage is on the farm owned
| by Mr.. Tappan. Miss Maud King and
| I.indrPd Tnurber are also with them.
The above named parties will remain al
the cottage about two months Mr.. Tap
pan is we'll pleased with the new large
| barn being built on his farm, under the
| supervision of T.. +. King, who has
charge of the large farm ana twelve fins
| horses.
Mrs. Martha b. and Miss Mary j
| Emerson formerly OF South Monmouth
have bought and moved on to the II. G
Fairbanks place at North Monmouth.
j. II. McIiroy, Son & Co.. have thcil
large flume and wheel house nearly com
| to receive machinery for manufacturing
blankets. Ibis will be quite an addition
| to the business of this village.
| Mrs. Sumner Seaburv is at Yarmouth
| caring for her aged mother. who is ill.
Harry T.. Prescott has returned to his
home from Cumberland Mills. where hl
has been saving ash for shovel handles.
Mrs. George Robinson has Mrs. Hun,
and daughter of Jefferson, Me-, as sum.
MGR boar'icrs.
A family from New Hampshire has
moved into Rev. II. +. Young's house.
Rev. Warren n. Tennv Advent of Bos
Talk at the chapel, North Monmouth al
| yO O'Clock Friday evening JIIlV 10