Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-08
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Mr.. and Mrs. Hamlen Richardson Of
| Boston. Mass. passed the Fourth with
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Richardson.
| Walter Lampson of Providence. r.
r., is spending his vacation with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Lamp
| son.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Taylor and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Cannon have been
passing few days at one of the cot
| tages on the lake shore.
C. 4. Goddard of Lynn, Mass, ar
rived Sunday to open their home for
| the summer months.
ALERT Farwell arrived at his broth
| er's, Hermon Farwell, Friday, after a
| months absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Upham and fam
| lily passed Saturday at the Shorey cot
| tage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo Washburn OF
| China were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
E. Doe Sunday.
| Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miles were pass
| ing Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
| Mower.
Saturday. the Fourth, was a lively
day in the village. Every car on the
| Lewiston. Augusta & Waterville Elec-
| trio Road was filled to it's utmost ca
pacity until the last car at night Sun
day three cars at a time came in
! crowded and the travel continued
| through the day and evening.
| Mrs. Warren Babb and Miss Dallas
have been guests of friends the past
week.
| A large number of the farmers in
this vicinity began the haying season
Monday Others are waiting until Ia
| ter, hoping the grass may be in better
condition. So far a light crop is pre-
| dicted.
Miss LIZZIE Stafford and Mss Marga-
ret Lord were among the visitors from
Waterville Saturday and Sunday.
wINDsoRviLLE.
| William Wingood of the Nurses
Training School at the City hospital at
Augusta. is passing vacation of two
Joseph Wingood.
c. NJ Brown has returned to Salem,
Mass. His family will remain at ST.
mon French's during the heated sea-
son.
| Mrs. j. B. Stilphen had new pota-
toes of her own raising for dinner the
! Fourth.
injured. is suffering from neuritis. He
is attended by DR.. A. l.. Sukeforth of
| Cooper's Mills.
| r. L. N Colby of Cooper's Mills was
calling at his old home in this place
Sunday last.
Mrs. J. 3. Stilphen was recently
calling on friends at Cooper's Mills.
WINDSOR.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Merrill and Dana
Merrill Of Augusta passed the Fourth
with their uncle. r. B. Jewell and family.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Barton are receiv.
ing congratulations upon the arrival July
| OF an 11-pound daughter. Madeline Mar
guerite.
| While working about his moving ma
/ chine Saturday Charles Bradstreet trip.
ped and fell upon the cutter bar. cutting
his leg below the knee on one of the
guards. A physician was called, who took
several stitches to close the wound.
The Windsor and Whitefield friends of
Elmer Lewis will be pleased to learn of
his election to the ONCE Of superinten-
| dent and inspector of school and public
buildings of Brockton. Mass, where he
has been employed as foreman of this
department for the past 10 years.
| At the meeting of Windsor Grange July
3 1t was voted to adjourn through the
haying season. The next meeting will be
held Aug. q.
Mt. and Mrs. Weston Lewis of Angus
ia were recent guests Of their sister. Mrs.
C. F. Donnell.
FAYETTE.
Schools In town closed Friday July 3.
| The Mckinley League Fayette Cor
ner. gave fine entertainment Friday
| evening consisting of the following:
Music: opening address, Cary White
more; exercise. The Flag, school: reci-
| tation. Gladys Jones; song, Miss Celia
| Pratt: dialogue, How the Quarrel Be-
gan: recitation, Dorothea Judkins;
recitation. Lester Adams; music; dia-
iogue. keeping House," recita-
ton, Margaret Whittemore; reci-
tation. Edith Bamford: recitation. Inez
Judkins; reading, Miss Helen White
| more; music; dialogue, "Thc New
| Boy" recitation. Racheal Whittemore;
| reading. Miss Grace Parsons; exercise.
by three children; music; dialogue.
| playing School," paper, 1.-THE Fayette
Breeze" edited by Misses Pratt and
Bamford; closing address. Paul Whit
temore: music; farce, 1.-The Matrimo-
NAL Advertisement" exercise. Good
| bye" seven children. After the above
| exercises which were much enjoyed by
| all. box social was held. boxes being
| sold to the highest bidder, Auctioneer
Jones was particularly fortunate in his
| sales. Ice cream and cake found ready
customers and a guess cake helped to
swell the pile of dimes and nickels in
| the Leagues favor. The evenings pro-
| ceeds were 1895. after deducting ex-
| penses the sum of $500 was left for
I the Improvement of the schoolroom.
The families of H. F. Jones and H.
j. Bamford passed a very enjoyable
Fourth on Bamford's shore.