Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-08
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number from our village attended
| the Litchiiell Fair in spite of the I'M
favorable weather.
| y pair of horses recently ran down
| Main street hill and up Front street
| to he Dresden Ferry where they were
caught, but no: until they had plunged
| into the river. The cart was consider
ably damaged
| Painters are at work on the so-called
| Eastman house recently bought by Mrs.
| l'reble. Frank Prable will occupy the
lower apartments when completed.
| a large shipment of tar has been
made 20 this station and workmen have
arrived to build concrete walks. About
| Il mile Is ready to lay.
| Richmond! lodge of F. A. NJ. are do.
| ing considerable work at present
Several special meetings are necessary
to accommodate its candidates.
! Irving Howe of Island Falls is at his
| old home in this town for Il few weeks
| Henry Dccham Of New York is visit
| ing his parents on Church street for a
| short time.
| Miss Alice Flake entertained a party
of friends at her home on Water street
IThurslay evening
The heavy storm Friday necessitatcd
| one session in cur village schools
! DIR. Walter Thomas Of Augusta was
4 guest at his former home here Satur-
| day.
Mt. Carmel Chapter O. E. s, held it's
| regular meeting at their hall on Front
street Thursday evening. Steps were
taken to secure robes for each officer,
the same to he nald for by Il series OF
entertainments or grand fair in the
near future.
| Elmer Rogers, who has lived for a
long time at the corner of Pleasant and
Spring streets has moved into Chas
Miliken& house at the North End.
George Low las gone to Topsham
where he will start his gray PAGER in the
races.
Miss Ida Oliver of Midway. Mass. is
visiting her sisters. Miss Ollie Oliver. and
II Mrs. Harry Tam of this village. Miss
Oliver is employed as bookkeeper in the
Midway straw factory and always comes
to Maine during her vacation to visit
her sisters and other relatives here and
her mother, who lives in Georgetown.
She leaves for that place today.
Frank Blake. who has been on a long
voyage as mate returned home Sunday
for 4 few days.
II L. II. Reed of Pittston was calling on
friends in our village Friday last.
i y musical and dance will lie held in
Curtis Eall. Friday evening. Oct. Il. un-
" d"r the auspices OF the Richmond High
school class. l%j%.
Mr.. Hnh Mrs. Leonard TAYLOR who
| h;tv" been living in tn" FRANKLIN Houd-
!'tte house. Gardiner street. for the past
year, left Saturday for BENNINGTON. n.
| H.. WI ere they will make their future
| Rome. They have mad. many friends in
this place who Will wish them success
in their new home.
Bert w Kiddcr has gone 70 Boston
to pass his vacation with friends
Mr.. ard Mis-. Harry L. Tarr entertained
= party ut whist. Friday ev. Ming. a very
| Pheasant evening endowed bv all
| present. Light refreshments were served
Mt. Carmel Chapter Q. +. s held r.
| hcHrsll of floor work at their lodge room
| Thursday evening. Saturday evening the
| officers net in the banquet hall and COW
| cred the tables with whit" uil cloth.
Rev l. y. Eean has returned from
New London Conn. whcre he has been
| passing his vacation. Mrs Eean will
max" Il longer stay
NORTH BOWDOIN.
Robert Carvillc. engaged for MANY
| years as a stock broker in the West
| made his annual visit to his mothers
grave in the North Bowdoin cemetery
last week. He was accompanied by his
niece. Mrs. Estes Of Lewiston.
A. f. Batcheli"r passed a few days
II last week ut the home. of ~ :. Card,
returning Monday.
Alexander Ridley j., of Lewiston.
accompanied by Mrs. Ridley visited
his rar"lt's here last week.
/ ID. i. Ncmcy and III. $. Walsworth
have conn ,lcteI the carpenter work for
Edward Ham III Sabattus. having been
employed there many months.
J. y. jon. $ of North Newcastle. and
EEncr E'v;il Of Rochester, n H., form
rr'; OF Aul'urh, were business visitors
FRIDAY in this part of the town.
Walter Rilc"ut has finished thresh-
ing grain for he farmers in this sec
| zion. W g. Ratchcldcr being in thu
lead having 1l41a bushels of thrcshcd
rH;S.
George Ridley from Philadelphia.
with hi, daughter, who has been stay
ing 1t The home of her grandfather.
Albion Ridley in Lewiston WAS visitin.
I, ldtivcS here last week.
Robert Kidcout is hauling hay from
the Nathaniel LIBBY farm to lewiston.
The t:ut,ts tits week At the home IF
a. y Struut are Miss Barbara Dear
born of Denver. Col, and Oh, st'l Hcdg-
kinS of l.. wStrn.
| james NJ Talr has returned from n
| visit I" friends i'll Porti'.nh
| Ms; Maud, Pratt was at home from
| Lev iStnn over Sunday.
! I.n Bell ana Clair FarAum went last
| week to linult"n. where til V are to
| have employment during the winter.
| l.
| w"ik for George Maxwell in Webster.
| Mrs Cherries kcli:..n Of Levi 5ton with
| her neither. Mrs. Jare Rdcout of Lew
| iston Were visitors at Mrs. Sarah Ride
outs last week.
| Mrs flora Chairman o: Newcastle. was
n recent guest of her sister. Mrs. Elisha
| Maluun.
John Dccolin has purchas d tie Rev
len S"ulc farm.