Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-06
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W. B, Cartlege of Attleboro, Mass,
has moved onto his farm here and ex-
poets to erect new house in the near
future.
Mrs. W. M. Hatton has sold her
farm to Arthur Niles, Mr.. Niles selling
the home place to his brother Robert
L. A. Bailey has moved with his
mother onto the farm he recently pur-
chased of Clement Douglass.
f. ]. Fish and A. M. Patterson are
each building additions to their barns
hold goods into the house he purchased
Of Richard Norris.
]. A. Chase is confined to the house
with a carbuncle on the back of his
neck
WEST MT. VERNON.
The Ladies' Sewing Circle gave
supper Wednesday evening from $50
to O'clock. After the supper the
time was pleasantly passed in singing
and playing games
Miss EVE G. Smith of New York is
passing her vacation here with her
parents.
Arthur Dolloff is in i'll health. DR.
A. J. Choate is attending him.
EAST vASsALBoRo.
Harry Romans, U. of NJ, was calling
here Thursday evening.
Mrs. Frank Maiden and Mrs Ida
Clark We're among the callers in Wa
terville Thursday.
Mrs. Chas. Mower, Mrs. John Bradley
and Miss Charlotte Mower were in Au-
Susta Thursday for the day.
Miss Nancy Gates was in WatcrvilIe
Wednesday on business
Mrs. Karl Gates was calling on
friends in the village Friday.
Misses Florence and Edith Priest at
tended the Schumann- Heink concert at
Augusta Friday evening.
Mrs. Clara Perley passed Thursday
with Mrs. Cynthia Richardson at Mrs.
Seth Richardson's.
Miss Gladys Bray of Massachusetts
arrived Thursday to pass the summer
here.
A pretty house wedding occurred
Wednesday evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Taylor, where their
daughter Veda was united in marriage
to Ralph Cannon of North Vassalboro
The house was very taStefully dccorat-
ed on the interior with ported plants
and flowers. The bride was charmingly
attired Rev. Mr.. Moore performed the
marriage ceremony. Only the imme-
date relatives of the contracting par
ties We're present. The friends of the
hri6n nj orr
ulations and wish them long life and
happiness.
Thursday evening the friends of Miss
Charlotte Mower gathered at her home
in her absence and quietly took pos
session. Later when she arrived. on en-
tering shower of dainty articles COW
cred her. Although taken by surprise SO
completely she welcomed her guests
and a pleasant time followed. Dainty
were served and at late
hour the visitors left wishing her much
happiness.
John Mason, one of the village
landed a salmon Friday morn
ing that weighed "A pounds, a record
breaker for this seasons catch.
MONMOUTH.
Arthur Whittier has sold his farm to
l.. M. Emery.
Miss Carrie Fox of Boston is the
guest of Mrs Lizzie Woodbury.. Judge
and Mrs A. M. Spear of Gardiner We're
guests of Mrs. Woodbury. Wednesday.
Mrs. Helen n. Carothers of Wake
field, Mass, is with her mother, Mrs.
G. n. Norris, Norris Hill.
Mrs. O. A. WEIGH has returned to her
summer home, after passing a part OF
the winter in the South.
Arthur Whittier is in Boston.
CHINA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Gordon Of Lynn
Mass. have arrived at the Gordon house
for the summer.
Tev H. Mitchell of Wateryill" sup
piled the Baptist pulpit last Sunday very
acceptaD!y.
Nj and Mrs Alfred Jones have moved
into The Berry house on the east side of
the lake.
Robert Bishop Of Kcnt's Hill preached
the Memorial sermon in the Methodist
church before the A. r. Billings Post ana
Ladies' Circle Of the G a, r.
The Ladies Of the Baptist church will
hold a strawberry supncr at the ycStry
on Friday evening.
Sidney brown has returned home from
New York.
Mrs. PalTnenter Of Branch Mills is
stopping with Mrs. Woodsum.
county W G.. r. L. convention ut South
China Tune 1l-12 and i are The General
officers oc tie Union and Mrs Gilman,
Mrs. F'lavilla Roberts and Mis- Lizzie