Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-11-04
MONMOUTH.

MONMOUTH.
The Halloween social given by the
| junior class of Monmouth Academy
| was a success various games and Tor
tune telling being among the attrac-
| tons. followed by hulled corn supper.
| About $22 was taken.
Arthur Hathaway is building a new
stable which he intends to connect to
| his house by an ell
| The Academy football team will play
the town team at 8 p NJ. Thursday
A. Grocer. who recently purchased
the Hill Side farm. has advertised to
hold an auction Nov. 5, at which ne
will sell his stock and hay.
r. F. Curtis. who has been living on
the Potter farm for the past summer,
| is moving to the Hill Side farm.
George Potter. who has been visiting
in Lewiston, will return to his farm
now occupied by r. p. Curtis.
George Canwell, who moved to Will
ton last spring, has returned to his
| farm
The Grange will hold an all-day
meeting at Grange hall Nov 4.
Several ladies of the Woman's Re
| lief Corps attended the school of IN
| struction in Lewiston last week.
The Public library has received sew
eral books from guests who were In
| town during the summer
| Miss Olive Ham has been having eX-
tensive repairs made on her house.
Judge Ingraham was at his sum-
mer home. Cumston farm. last week
Henry Hall has sailed for Paris,
where he will study vocal music.
The water in Lake AnnabessacOok is
unusually low.
Carpenters 1T work on the new hall
at East Monmouth have it nearly COM
pletcd.
Mr. Curtis. groceryman, has gone
hunting in the northern part Of the
State.
Lesley Prescott has employed several
teams the past week grading the
grounds around his house, which he
had recently moved
DR.. and Mrs. TWitchell, who have
been spending the summer at Ongle-
nook. have returned to Auburn for the
winter. On account Of an engagement
in Portland DR.. Twitchell was liable
to deliver a lecture at Grange hall.
EAST-Mrs. Edwin E. Worden of
| Newton, Mass, accompanied by her
SON John o. WOrden of Baltimore, Md.
returned Monday to Massachusetts, at
ter visiting few days with her daugh-
ter, Mrs Daniel w. Folsom.
WAYNE.
NORTH-Orville Abbott was the
guest of his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| E. NJ S Abbott, several days the past
week. returning to his home in Fay
cite Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs E. L. Stevens and Miss
Phyllis Ward passed Saturday at Lew
iston.
Miss Perkins, the nurse, who has been
with Mrs. G. E. Cove during her long
Illness returned to her home in Au-
gusta Saturday. Miss WEIGH Of Wayne
is now with Mrs. Cove, who is i'm
proving and able to walk a short dis
lance.
Mrs. l.. c. Foss and son Percy Of
Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Nellie
Mason.
Mr.. and Mrs Adams Of Winthrop
are moving into the Mrs. F2ss rent on
Main street.
IIe f1d-IoNt ell party given IhuA
day evening at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. b. f. Rclcher was in every way a
success. The evening was passed with
the usual charms and games which
were pleasing to all. Cake, doughnuts
and coffee We're served at a late hour
All returned to their homes voting their
host and hostess royal entertainers.
The moving picture show Saturday
evening called out a full house and
was much enjoyed by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Ladd have Sc
cured Il rent at Winthrop and will move
ther" III the near future.
G.. W. Ladd has returned to Boston
after a two-WceiS vacation with his
parents Mr.. ana Mrs G. A. Ladd. He
recently met with an accident. cutting
his hand badly with broken glass.
WEEKS MILLS.
Rev. Marry kearnav of Augusta vii
preach at the Union church every sun
day evening when fair. Services to be
. gin at I O'Clock
Mrs. Alvetta Wiggin and daughter
, Mrs. Hattie w. Clark. recently VISITED
Mrs. Virgins daughter, Mrs. w. II
. Jones.
, James Longfellow Of Palermo is TIL
+ guest Of Mrs Elmira Bowler
, +. F. Noyes is in Boston on bust
{ ness.
q Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Scott have re
turned t. Boston, after visiting Mrs
SCOTS sister, Mrs. w. f. Brown.
4 Lewis Masse is making rapid prog
O ress on his new house
Asa Berry has moved into the Hib
= belts house, which he purchased of A
9 r. Burrill
Mrs. G. n. Weber was the guest o
. her sister Mrs. Lewis Masse, Wednes
u day.
F. C. Plummer has purchased
building of Otis Harmon and had
II moved and placed near the p
5 Brown hoop pole mandatory. MI
II Flummer lives there and will continu
:, to do repair work as in the past.
Il Mrs. Lottie S. Adams found straw
: berry blossoms Oct IS and also May
flowers in full bloom.
l. Mrs. Alfred Choate has returne
| or do