Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-07
COUNTY NEWS.
KENNEBEc.
WEST CHELSEA.

WEST CHELSEA.
Mrs. James Ryan of Charleston
Mass, has arrived at her summer
home in town for the season.
Roland Hamlin of Watervile passed
the Fourth in town with his uncle, o
E. Heath.
H. L. Hayes and family, Mr.. and Mrs
T. Hayes, Hiram Hayes and Miss InZa
Clark passed Sunday at the Nahum.
keag pond.
Miss Addie Griffith of Augusta, who
has been visiting at Mrs. H. M. Swift's
has returned to her home.
A daughter arrived at the home OF
w. S. Chase, Jr., last week.
Miss Georgia White returned from
Parker's Head. where she has beer
Miss Laura Matthews, who is making
visit at her brothers, John Matthews
Mrs. John Dondero. who has beer
confined to her bed by pneumonia, is
rapidly recovering.
Albion Patterson and family of Gar
diner called on friends in town Sun
day.
SOUTH VASsALBORo.
Miss Helen Miller went to Peaks Is
land Saturday for the summer.
Walter and Robert Stone are cutting
C. H. Morse's grass.
Miss Anna Berry returned to hel
home at Skowhegan last week after
passing a few days with her sister
Mrs. Bertha Stone.
Miss Mildred Richardson of Fair
field is passing tte summer vacation
with her aunt, Mrs c. H. Morse.
David Lamson of Waterville return
ed to his home Friday, after passing a
week visiting his brother, Stephen
Lamson.
Mr.. and Mrs LinwOod Saben and
daughters Mabel and Erlena were Wis
iting relatives at Augusta Friday.
c. H. Morse and family passed the
Fourth with Mrs. Morse's brother
George Richardson at his cottage on
the shore of China lake, where they
held a reunion of the Richardson fami-
ly.
CROSS HILL.
Miss Amy Richardson went to Cot
tage City, Mass, Friday to pass the
summer.
Joseph Lamson, owen Cunningham
Arthur Casey and William Russell
were pressing hay for Sheldon Gardner
last week.
Percy Jones of Augusta visited his
sister, Mrs George E. Tobey last week
George Tobey recently purchased the
point of land known as "Gids point
extending into Weber pond of Fl. II
Austin.
Onson Warren is having a serious
time with one of his feet. DIR. T. A
Hardy of North Vassalboro is attend
ing him.
T. A. Hall of Newtonville, Mass, is
at Sheldon Gardeners for the summer
Misses Ruby Wood and Lottie War
rem, students at Oak Grove Seminary
are at H. F. Whitehouse's at South
China for a few weeks.
John Dixon, foreman of the cutting
of Augusta was the guest of John H
Russell several days last week.
Frank Bolton, who passed last week
in Portland, returned home Sunday.
LITcHFlELD CORNER.
Mrs. Fannie Purinton died Saturday
July 4, after an illness of about sly
weeks. One daughter, Mrs. Mabel
Small, who has cared for her tender
ly during her illness, survives. Funer-
al services We're held at her late nome
Monday afternoon, July 6
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. H. Kingsbury Of
Newburyport. Mass. are the guests
of Mr.. Kingsbury's sister, Mrs. Nettie
Campbell.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hall, Misses
Daisy and Katherine Kindrick ane
Max Kindrick passed the Fourth a,
Manchester, the guests of Mrs. Alice
Farr
Mrs Alfrado Bubier and daughter
Bessie of Auburn, and Mr.. and Mrs
George Libby of Richmond visited
their aunt, Mrs. Olive Stewart. Sun
day. Mrs. Stewart still continues very
i'll.
Several of the members of Libby
Post and Relief Corps attended the
dedication of the Soldiers monumen,
at Bowdoin Center the Fourth and re-
port delightful time. They were roy
ally entertained by the people of Bow
doin and they did ample justice to the
bountiful dinner. Each guest received
small United States flag as souve-
mir, also white pinks with which they
proudly decorated themselves.
Mr.. and Mrs Tom Lyon spent the
Fourth with Mrs. Lyons parents, DR.
and Mrs. I. W. Gilbert
George Smith of Lewiston is passing
a few weeks at his old home.
WEST GARDINER.
SPEARS CORNER-Mr. and Mrs
Churchill with their son and daugh
ter Of Boston are passing their vaca-
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