Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-05
kENNEBEC.
WlNDSORVILLE.

WlNDSORVILLE.
| The school on Windsor Neck COM
mcuccd Tuesday with Mrs Mae Hall
as teacher. The scholars feel very for
tunate in securing Mrs. Hall as their
| teacher as she has taught this school
| for Il number of terms past and she
is a great favorite of the little ones.
| Master Ralph Robbins of Augusta,
who has been visiting at Mrs. Lila
| Winsood's, has returned home.
| Most farmers have their grain har-
vested in this vicinity
| Our mail carrier, L. B. Fisher. Is
taking his vacation and Frank Hall is
| carrying the mail during his absence.
Ernest Boynton has finished work at
j. n. Frenchs
| Miss Edith Norton, who has been the
| guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hall, has
returned to her home in Augusta.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Melmouth SprOul Wis
tied Mrs. Sprouts parents in Jefferson
| Sunday.
| Edgar French has gone to work on
the new State road which is being built
between c. I. Yorlls Corner and Wind
! sor -Four Corners.
SOUTH MOUNT VERNON.
| Mr. and Mrs. \. A. Soulc. with son
| and daughter, of Augusta, were guests
! of Mir. and Mrs. Fred Elliott last week.
Among the pleasures enjoyed was Il
| days fishing on Jersey pond and a
picnic dinner. Mr.. Soulc's boyhood was
| passed in this neishborhood where he
ana Mr.. Elliott We're schoclmatcs.
Mr.. Coyrlrs son has returned TO col
! lego.
| Mrs Herbert Raymond entertained
Mrs NoHie Rankins, Mrs. George Crcs-
scy also Mrs. Mary Leighton and Miss
Ida Leighton. recently.
| Elmer Wchbcr is substituting in the
| Dnnn's Corner High school until the
| arrival of the teacher engaged, Mr..
| Williams Of North Arson.
| Those attending The Labor day picnic
at Cattle's grove report Il large COM
pany present and a very fine time.
| Much credit is due to Mr.. and Mrs.
| Cattle and Mr.. and Mrs. Tucker FOR
managing the affair.
BELGRADE.
| Harry H. Hewitt has been visiting
| relatives in Massachusetts the past
week.
| The Grange picnic held on John W.
| mans shore Wednesday of last week
was q grand success. a large number
| of patrons and others were present and
did fun justice to one of Emelne Tih-
Ibctt's famous chowdcrs and all the 9th
cr good things.
Archie II. TAYLOR Of Augusta is visit
| ing his aunt. Mrs. c. T. Pini;ham.,
| Frank l.. FRAY was a business visitor
at the Capital city Saturday.
| Mrs. Geo. Lowdcn and son Harold of
| Windsor were visiting friends in town
| last week.
| Mr.. and Mrs John Pnkham Of Mon
mouth and their son Percy and dau@h-
| ter Ethel were visitors at c. T. Pink
| hams Friday and Saturday Of last
week, on their return from a twO-weckS
Visit with relatives in SkowheSan, Gull
| ford ana adjoining towns. Mr.. Pinkhaln
| spoke very highly of the roads in most
OF tho towns through which they pass
Ter.
| Lakeside campmcctlrg closed sunday
| Miss Angie Taylor and children, also
| Mr. and Mrs. VIII Couvrctte and
daughter all of Augusta visited friends
1 in town Sunday.
The regular weekly meetings of Bel
grade Grange will begin Saturday
Sept. I.
| Mr.. and Mrs James Tcbbctts with
their son Fred and daughter Marion
started Sept. for the jamestown En-
position.
MIR and Mrs Taylor Penney and Mr.
and Mrs. Will Knowles arc visiting rel
ativcS at the seaShCrc.
NORTH AUGUSTA.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Tilson and son
arc passing a few days at Old Orchard
Mr.. Orland Packard of Beloit, Wis,
| has been visiting his aunt, Mrs. Clara
| Hallowcll.
Mrs. Charles Ladd and son DIN OF
| Ncwhuryport, Mass, have returned
home after passing few weeks at Mr.
| Dearborn LongfclloW'S.
| Miss Lucy Hovcy left Monday for
| Assonct, Mass. to continue her duties
as teacher in the schools.
| {. J. Shutc, who has been doing car
pcrter work and painting for Mr.. Fred
Beck for several weeks, is at home at
work on his buildings.
| Mrs. L. G. league and daughter,
Hazel. returned from Massachusetts
the first of the week. Mrs. league )
brothers wife. Mrs. Sylvia Fuller ac-
Icompaned her home for a weeks visit.
| Miss j. NJ. Williamson was quite I'll
last week but is somewhat better.
| Mrs. c. w. Hallowell had little
family gathering last Thursday when
her sisters. Mrs. Annie Brown and
children of Manchester and Mrs
| George Cannot of Augusta and her
son Mont. Shaw passed the day with
her at her home. 1t was a very pleas
ant occasion.
| Gustin league is employed as cook
at the Winthrop house.
| Rev. W. A. Meservey and G. g.
Stevens attended the Lakeside camp
meeting Friday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. \. NJ. Grover returned
from Pittsfield Monday.
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