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

aCCluentdlv SHot by Il younger pIotiiei,
Sunday afternoon. The boys We're load
| ing a rife when it unexpectedly went off.
| the bullet lodging in the older boys foot.
| DR.. Blake was called and decided to take
the patient to the Central Maine General
| hospital for treatment
| Miss May Richmond of Augusta spent
| the week end with Monmouth friends.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Moody and little
| son of BuzZard's Bay, Mass, are guests
| of Mr.. Moody's parents, Mr. and Mrs. j.
| F. Moody.
Mrs Clinton Cook is in Boston for sev-
eral weeks visit with relatives.
| Miss Welch returned to Boston for the
| winter Friday.
| Rev c. w. Wallace entertained the Til
Mn Club, composed of boys of his class in
| Sunday school, at a venson pie supper,
| Friday evening. The following members
of the club were present: Ross Day, Ell
mer Hascall, Carleton Blake, Robert
Simpson, Philip Prescott, Myron Prescott,
Earl Durham and Shirley Bunnell.
| Mrs. II. O. Pierce went to Bangor
Thursday. where she will pass the win
| ter with her daughter, Mrs. +. Wade
Halliday.
| Frank Richardson: Bates TO- was the
| guest Saturday of his parents, Mr. and
| Mrs. NJ. VI. Richardson.
| Hollis Turner was at his old home in
| Peru for several days last week. Mrs
| Turner visited relatives in Sabattus and
South Monmouth during his absence.
| Marguerite Marston. the little daughter
| of Or. and Mrs. r. p. Marston who has
| been i'll with scarlet fever is much better
| No new cases Of fever have appeared.
The football game played last Thurs
| day on Prescott field between the
| Academy and Town team resulted iii
a score OF 10 to in favor of the latter.
Another game between the same teams
| is planned for this week.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Harry Moody of Buz
Yards Bay. Mass, are the guests OF
| Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Moody.
! The house of Dr. f.. p. Marston has
been under quarantine the past week
| on account of one of his children being
| i'll with scarlet foyer.
l. The Congregationalsts will serve q
dinner Thursday at the vestry.
The Grange will hold it's annual fair
at it's regular meeting, Wednesday,
Nov. 49, A chicken supper will be
served.
|
guests over Sunday of their daughter
| Mrs. Armstrong, in Augusta.
Jay Ball, who has been living in his
cottage on Pleasant street, expects to
move to the Center in the near future
and occupy the rent to be vacated by
leslie Prescott, who will move into his
| new house.
| A large number from out of town
were i'll attendance last week at the
auction at The Hillside farm. A. Gros-
| scr, the proprietor has gone to Boston
to pass the winter.
| Professor Chick of Monmouth acad-
| envy went to Madrid Friday.
| Amot Curtis has returned from a
short hunting trip He brought home
handsome deer.
| There was large attendance at The
dance given by the Knights of Fythias
last week.
| Mr.. Pike of Wayne has been pur-
chasing and packing a large quantity
Of apples iii this section.
| Cows and young stock are the chca .
| est for several years on account of the
scarcity of hay.
Delbert Dcnhcr, with hired man and
pair of horses. has been at work clear
| ing tie stulnps from d piece of land
| owned hv. Joseph Moody.
| Jay Bah has engaged to work for the
Cochnew2gon Lumber Co, this season.
SIDNEY.
| WEST-Rev. q. F. King of Portland
| administered the rite Of baptism to four
candidates at Silver lake Sunday. Oct. 81.
| The many friends of Mrs. Edwin Trask
tn oh ic
we'll Her daughter, Mrs. Ida Chase, who
| has been with her for a short time re-
| turned to her home in Canaan last week.
Mrs Josie Blasdell is improving in
health.
Alberta t'lagg was the guest of Gertie
Smith and Cora Mills Saturday
Herbert TraSk who had the misfortune
to lose his blacksmith shop three weeks
ago. is rebuilding and has the frame
nearly boarded.
NORTH-Mrs. Edith Leighton Ham
mond raised about 500 bushels of fancy
Green Mountain potatoes on n little more
than two acres of land. and with tho
exception of hiring the land powed and
narrowed and the seed planted, raised
them without assistance on her farm in
this place.
James Gilman of Boston was Il guest
last week of his father Cyrus Gilman.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Farnham took
/ carriage drive to Belfast recently
where they visited the formers aunt,
Mrs. Lena Hoyt.
John Griffith IF Boston is visiting his
uncle VIM. Berry.
Mr. and Mrs Webster of Sherbr1oll.
can, visited the formers sister, Mrs
Lathe, Lost week
Mrs. Albert Faugnt of the middle
road, who has been at the Augusta
City hospital for treatment, has re-
turned home.
Joseph Durrtll and Budd Lyon left
Thursday for the woods where they ex-
poct to pass the winter.
c. A. Houghtor is serving as jury
man at Augusta.
Harry Burgess of Watervillc visited
his sister Mrs. James a. Field over
Sunday
Mrs. w, F. Lyon of Waterville was
the guest of ner son Clyde Fl. Lyon
Sunday.
Miss Beatrice Light is on the sick