Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-22
COUNTY NEWS.
KENNEBEc.
CHINA.

Herbert turner and family or BOStOl
are at George Roberts cottage for thu
summer Mr.. Turner has just placed
a handsome new launch in the water
The young people of the village ha
an enjoyable picnic at the Washburl
Ward cottage Wednesday evening.
Jennie Fletcher of this place and Al
ton Doe of East Vassalboro We're mar
ried last saturday evening at the hom
Of the brides father, VIM Fletcher.
Cards have been received announc
ing the marriage of Thomas Waldo
Washburn of this place and Estell
Mae Doe of East Vassalboro, at thu
home of Mr.. Washburn's aunt il
Franklin, N. II. They will be at hon'
in China after July /.
Helen and Estelle Brainnard returne'
Thursday from a visit of several day
in Skowhegan.
Mrs. C. 3. Lincoln is at home afte
an absence of eight weeks. Her health
is slowly improving and she expects
that in time she will be as well as il
former years.
r. f. Doe and A. n. Goodwin at
tended the Democratic County Con
Venton in Augusta Thursday and w
w. Washburn and ]. A. Woodsum thu
Republican Convention on Tuesday.
At the "Seven'' entertainment givel
by the School League last Saturda!
evening about SIS was received. Mrs
Florence M. Wallace in behalf Of tn
Ladies of the G. A. r. presented to thu
l. ,,ft 1,..S to,
and stripes. This was received for thu
school by Mrs. Madeline Gerald.
About 50 members of the Clinton
Chapter O. f. S. visited the Chapter il
this place last Friday. A very enjoy
able evening was passed.
The funeral of I. T. Merrill was hell
at his former home on the lake roat
last Sunday afternoon. Rev. MIR. Pal
mer of Fairfield officiated. Mr. Merrill
has been in POOR health for Scvera
years but the end came suddenly whil'
reading his daily paper last Friday. HI
was q prominent member of the Grang'
and man respected in all affairs d
life The remains were taken to New
Gloucester for burial.
NORTH WAYNE.
Mr.. end Mrs. c. A. Ladd are the
happy grandparents Of little daugh-
ter, born Saturday, June 10 to then
son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. c
Ladd at Somerville, Mass.
d. X. Freeman, who was badly hurt
week ago, is improving and it is
thought he will fully recover.
Miss Bertha Lothrop went to Soutl
Hatlley Falls, Mass, Wednesday t'
visit her brother and his wife, Mr.. ant
Mrs Harry Lothrop.
LITCHFIELD.
POND ROAD-Mrs J. w, Bartlett
and granddaughter and Mrs. James
Jennings and two children arrived here
Thursday from Washington, d. G.
Mrs. Warren Reed, Mrs. e. N. Burr
and Mrs w. f. Maxcy and daughter
Mary were guests at w. G. Heseltine'
Wednesday.
Rev. L. II. Clark Of Gardiner preach
ed at the chapel Sunday.
Everett Maxcy and party of friend:
are passing the week at Seven oaks.
Mrs. Annie Newell passed Wednes'
day in Augusta.
w. II. Spauldng purchased two fin'
milch COWS of ]. b. Stevens Wednes'
day.
Miss Alice Bowley arrived here from
Providence, r. l., Sunday for Il Vlsl
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Bowley.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. IIcseltine on
loved supper Of cultivated straw
berries from their own garden the 18TH
Master Elmer Davis is visiting a
Frank o. Berry's.
READFIELD.
George Tibbetts, who is WORKING
for Bernard Gordon, was called t
North Belgrade Tuesday on accoun
of the illness of his mother
Mr.. and Mrs. b. d. Gordon were a
Kent's Hill Monday evening to atten'
the prize declarations.
Mrs. Elizabeth Carr and Mrs Saral
Cobb of Dexter and Mrs. G. f. Moor
of Winthrop We're guests of Mrs. Sadl
Thomas Wednesday.
II. H. Freeman. who went to MI
Vernon Saturday returned Wednesday
r. f. Jackson of Manchester wa
hauling baled hay to Hoyts siding thi
week for z. H. Thomas who is ship
ping car to Boston.
Harrison Hill and Miss HANNAH
Woodward of Sidney were in tow
Thursday looking after driving horse
Master Clyde Dalton passed Thurs
day and Friday at Maranocook.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. M. Dudley passed
Sunday in Mt. Vernon with Mrs. Dud
| lcy's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samue
Staine.
Mr.. Dalton had a telephone installed