Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-23
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Harry E. Prescott has returned to his
home At North Monmouth from Cum
berland Mills where he has been en-
ployed.
A. L. Trask and family are about to
move to Watervile where Mr.. Trask
expects to work in the pulp mill.
| About 40 guests are camping in the
| cottages on the shore of lake Cochne-
| wagon.
| Farmers are we'll started in haying
and the crop is very good in this sec
ton.
Work is progressing well on the i'm
| proyement on the Congregational
church. Mellin Hanscom of Leeds has
charge Of the work.
| Albert Trask and family were the
guests Of his mother and brother on
Pleasant street, Sunday.
| A colony of about 80 boys are at
tending the Mooney school on the shore
of Lake Crbbosseccontee.
Mrs. Mundy of the Highmore farm
is visiting relatives in New York. Mr..
Phiney and wife are at work for Mr..
Munly.
Captain Sherman and wife were call
ing on Pleasant street Saturday.
| Benjamin Fogg is cutting the grass
on the Clough farm and Mr.. Emery is
cutting the Carson and Thompson
places.
The Lancaster farm has been sold to
the StrOut agency.
Mr.. Webster whose team was struck
Il la1 NV
CINE at Curtis Corner recently. has
been taken to the Lewiston hospital.
i RIVERSIDE.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. F. Morton. Mrs.
Jennie Baldwin and Miss Margaret
Richardson, all of Newton Center,
Mass, are the guests of Rev. and Mrs.
II. c. Young.
Mrs. Harry Lee and daughters of
Augusta We're the guests of Mrs. II. r.
Hawes last week.
Mrs. ]. A. Havener of Rockport is
the guest of her cousin, F.. S. Forrest.
Miss Martha Meserve of New York.
formerly of Vassalboro, was the guest
of Mrs. George Low over Sunday
; Rev. J. c. Young of this place
offiriated at the Fish Young nuptials
1t Augusta last Thursday evening.
Miss Margaret Twycross, Miss Lille
Twycross and Mrs. Augusta Turner of
Cedar Grove, Mrs. Alice Holmes of
Richmond and S. r. G. Twycross of
Sierra Madre. California, were the
guests last Wednesday of Mrs. Alfred
Lee.
Rev. II. NJ. Daniels of Dixfield
, / oh oh ct
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. Tapley and son
Loring, visited Mrs. Tapley's parents,
Rev. ana Mrs. Young over Sunday. re-
turning to their camp on Lake
MeSsalOnSkce Monday.
Miss Beatrice Bigclow Of Augusta
was the guest last week of Mrs. n II
, Fossett.
FARMiNGDALE.
| Mrs. GuSSie Peterson and Mrs.
Bertha Blackstone are spending sew
eral days Il: Capitol Island
Il Miss Alice lowell has returned from
belgrade where she has been visiting Il
former claSsmate
j. II. Cannon was hon, from San
ford. Maine. for over Sunday.
Miss Bertha Lewis IS visiting in Vas
, salboro.
/ Mrs. Stephen Cobb has house full
Of mill boarderS. Ii is very hard for
4, the mill people to find board, rooms or
rent in the vicinity.
Oscar McCausland ha, bought the
/ barn on the Richerson farm of Michael
+ Ormond.
day.
Edith Cannon who has been at work
for Mrs. Jas. Rogers has returned
home.
SOUTH VASSALBORO.
Herbert Wormell of Watcrville was
the guest of Ralph c. Dickey last
week.
' Miss Pcase of Springfield, Mass. who
has been the guest of Miss Grace
L Stone returned to her home Thurs
y day
Mrs. r. Lee Stone and daughter
y Helen of Athol, Mass, arrived last
:. week at the former home of Mr.. Stone
: | ter few weeks visit
Mrs. c. II Morse and niece, Miss
Mildred Richardson of Fairfield. who is
h"r guest. passed Saturday at Au-
gusta.
Frank Haskell lost a valuable COW
struck by lightning while in the pas
. trre.
NORTH AUGUSTA.
Mrs. NJ. L. Chandler of Augusta has
been visiting her son. Il. II. Tracy.
n Miss Mildred Damren Of Massachu-
r sets, has been passing few days
: with her father. F. w. Damren.
s Miss Hazel league left by boat Sat-
G urday for a few weeks visit with hel
: brother Arthur and family at Rock.
land, Mass
S The friends of Miss Alice Leighton
n were pleased to greet her at the church
- services Sunday morning and evening
# She was a guest of Mrs. c. r. Dutton.
Mrs. Lizzie Brann of Kittery accom-
T. panied by Mrs. r. NJ Brann of Au