Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-21


Miss Mower: song, Annie Mower: read
ing, Olive Marden; duet. Mrs. Gilchrist
and ana,,; M Gates Gate song, Mrs J. 7. Moore,
christ: piano solo, Mrs. Taylor.
Miss Florence Priest returned from
Brewer Tuesday evening.
Miss Annie Mower cut one of her fin
gers so badly that it was necessary to
summon medical aid to dress it.
Frank c. Hussey as member of the
school board was called to North Vassal-
liberia necessitated closing the village
schools.
Miss Eloise A. Hafford is passing a few
days at Oak Grove Seminary.
+. l.. and f. r. Priest were business
callers in Winslow this week.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Whitney and Master
Stanley returned from Augusta Monday
night.
PITTsToN.
Mrs. Angevine Booker and Mrs Mary
Lapham have been passing Il few days at
Bowdoin.
Charles Seekins and Frank Jewett have
gone to Jefferson Where they vii! be en-
ployed this winter.
Mrs. Mary Fossett visited relatives in
Whitefield Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Patterson and daughter
returned to their home in Waterville Fri
day.
Mrs. Lizzie Flitnar was the guest of
friends here Tuesday
Mrs. Frank Lapham is passing few
weeks the guest of Miss May Marson at
East Pittston.
Mrs. Parker Powers. Mrs. Eta Seekins
and Mrs. May Ripley attended Pomona
Grange at Winthrop Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Chapman went to
North Pittston Sunday to work for the
Wiley e. Mccormick Lumber Co Mrs
Chapman will have charge of the cooking
A. Il. Lord of this place and Mr.. Raj
ter of Gardiner have gone to Merrymeet-
ing Bay and vicinity on a cunning trip.
EAST-The annual Harvest supper
and sale given by the LADIES' Aid on
Friday evening at the church vestry,
was great success, both socially and
financially. A large number was in
attendance, several coming a long dis
lance and the patronage given the
chicken pie supper, and the many
other attractions, showed that the
work of the ladies was appreciated by
the public.
Among the recent marriages is that
of Arthur S. Lawrence and Addie NJ
MoretOn, who We're married at the
home of Rev. f. S. Graham on Mon
day evening, Oct. II.
Herman Oertel, who has been pass
ing the summer here, left Thursday
with his family to seek employment
elsewhere.
Miss Susie Cary returned to Gar.li-
ner Sunday after short visit at her
home.
Bernard Pray driver on the r. +. d.,
No. II, is on his annual vacation. go
ing this year on a hunting trip in the
vicinity Of I<ingman.
Mr. and Mrs Hamlin Island of East
Peru are guests of Mr.. and Mrs w. S.
Cleaves
The friends of Charles g. Allen will
be glad to know that he has secured a
good position in Lewiston.
Mrs. Annie f. Donnell and Mrs. f.
A. Moody and son OF Windsor were
callers i'll this place Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Hanley of Dos
ton are stopping at their summer home
in this village for Il short time.
Mrs. +. X. Sullivan went to Sidney
Wednesday for Il visit
Mrs Cara Reid, who is teaching in
Fan mingdale came home Friday night
Tor a TWO days stay.
Mrs. Ernest DuntOn. and little
daughter, Grace. of Whitefield passed
Il few Gays last week with Mrs. Dun
tons parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Knight.
Mrs. Della Bradstreet and Mrs. Mary
FoSSett passed. Sunday with Mrs. Brad
streets sister at South Pittston
Mrs Harry Given returned to her home
in Massachusetts Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Folsom of Az
sons mother Sunday.
Clarence Clark who has been passing
a few weeks with his uncle. l.. I. Powers
Mass
NORTH-Mr. Charles Putnam passed
away Monday Oct. II, after a lingering
Illness Of several months from heart
disease. Funeral services were held at
the home Wednesday afternoon m
terment was made in Gardiner ~ Wid- |
ON and two brothers. Horace Putnam
and George Putnam survive.
II. T.. Green returned to WaterviIle |
Monday oct. II after passing Saturday |
and Sunday with his parents. MIR ana |
Mrs. G. II. Green. He was accompan-
led by Mrs, Green and Miss Bernicc |
Adams who had been passing several |
days here
Mrs. Louisa Dunton and Mrs. Annie |
Lewis of Whitcfield We're callers in |
tins nelghborhood Wednesday,
Several from this place attended |
ropsham fair last week and report il |
as one of the best.
Mrs. Merrill Clark of East Chelsea. |
and Mrs. Harry Grant and son, Earle
If Randolph were calling on friends in |
this place Thursday.
Mrs D. M Watson of Chelsea visited
her sister Mrs. T.. f. Green last week
Repairs are being made on the build
ngs at the town farm. the work being
done by J. Plumer and c. X Green.
Much sympathy is expressed Dor the
family of the mail carrier Curydon
Jones, in the severe illness of their
laughter who was operated on for ap-
pendicitis. few weeks ago and APP
peared to be rapidly recovering when
asst week heart failure ensued since
which time she has been in a very
;ritical condition. Their many friends
nope she will soon be restored to her
normal health.
The dWclling-house on the William
Green farm, now owned by the Hutch
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