Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-23

Boston.
l,itchfield has its Jack the Peek
err" On several occasions he has been
| seen looking in at windows. but on.
| Thursday night he encountered the
| man of the house somewhat unexpect-
edly, and received n lesson that will,
no doubt, linger in his memory for
some time People in the vicinity are
on the watch, and should lie be seen
prowlin around houses in the night
| again, he will be handed over to the
proper authorities.
WEST GARDINER.
ISPEARS CORNER-Hon. 0. 3. Clason
was at the Corner Sunday.
| The sermon on Sunday was delivered
by Albert Smith of HallOwell.
Fl. o. Powers is entertaining sum-
mer visitors at his home.
Hon. r. l.. Snowe spent a portion of
the Sabbath at the Corner.
| Miss Sadie Howard is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Heman How
lard.
| Willard s. ar of Massachusetts, Is
lcni"y:ng Ms vacation with his father,
JDnn spear, III.
ALBION.
Mrs f. Taylor and her sister, Mrs.
Strout. left Monday for Vinalhaven
to visit relatives.
Hadassa Wentworth returned Satur-
day from a visit in Unity.
A party Of girls had picnic at
ILnveiny pond this week.
Mr. and Mrs. c. W. Hussey of Wa
tcrvillc passed through town Sunday
in their auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judson Harding are
rejoicing over n son, who arrived
July 10.
During the shower of Saturday even
ing lightning struck Charles Nor
tons barn doing some damage, but
passed out near some hay without set
ting the barn on fire.
Mrs. Hayes and two of her children
of Brownville, are visiting Mrs. Maria
Parrncnter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Webber and
son of Bonner Springs, Kansas, are
visiting relatives in town.
Charles Denton of Dorchester, Mass
$ visiting at John Copeland's.
Mrs. Everett Davis went to Belfast
Sunday to attend the funeral of he,
sister, Mrs. May Cothrell. Mrs. Goth
rell was formerly May billing of this
town. where she is held in high esteem
| sympathy is extended to the sisters
and friends.
May Sllillin Of Oakland is spending
la few days in town.
Perlcy Fan of New York is at his
parents for a summer vacation
, Mrs. Stella BroOkingS and children
and Miss Winnie Fall are in town fol
| then summer outing.
Tie many friends Of Olnev Worthcn
will he glad to learn that he is gaining
in health. He is able to go ont of
doors and walk about in the ward, in
pleasant weather. He has had long
and discouraging illness, and ii must
seem good to him to be out.
n WEST GARDINER.
Mrs. Frank Howard and daughter:
Bcllc ana Eva of Hallowcll passc,
Sunday at Willis Spears.
Mrs. Adelina Stone. son Charlie an,
Miss Matte Lang Of Dorchester. Mass.
are guests AT Mrs. Stones brother
I!bcn Horn.
Mre. Christina Horn who has beer
Visiting friends in Boston retu,ne,
home Sunday. She was accompanied b!
her daughter. Mrs. Sadie Brown. VIII,
will pass few weeks with friends il
III town.
A very large amount of hay has beer
harvested the past week and is of thu
very finest quality.
! Miss Grace Haskell of Everett
1 Mass. arrived last Friday AMI is pass
I ing her vacation with her sister Mrs
James Collins and other relatives
ii VIM. II. Haskell passed Sunday il
Manchester with his daughter Mrs. J
uF. Collins.
II Roy DcFratus of Gardiner is passin,
Il two weeks vacation with his parents
! Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. DeFratus
Mrs. Mnta Mitchell of Arlington
Mass is visiting her sister, Mrs
Alpheus Spear.
Miss Theola Horn of HaIlowel
Ipassed Sunday with her parents, MI
land Mrs. John Horn. VIM. Savage q
Gardiner. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Hor
Iwere also visitors at John Horns Sun
Iday.
An apprcciative congregation at
tended religious services at the Hal
lowell street Baptist church last Sun
Iday. Rev. Mr.. fuckers address to hi
people was full of earnestness and pro
fit. Services next Sunday at 2.i5 l
NJ.
MONMOUTH.
Mrs Abbie Gilman. and her so
Charles, who has been spending he
vacation with her sister. Hattie Cliff
ford. at her cottage on the lake. ha
returned to South Berwick where sh
is employed as a teacher in the gram
mar school.
Quite large company Of friend
\ and relatives of Charles II. Tappa
are camping with him at Camp Tap
pan among the pines on the shore @
Wilson lake.
Miss Martha and Miss Mary .
Emerson of South Monmouth hav
| ha,cht apa r,oyai onto tho II =