Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-22
WINDSORvILLE.


CRITICALLY i'll and is attended by DR.. a.
r. G. Smith of North Whitefield.
Fernald NJ. Eldredge who passed a
vacation of two weeks with his uncle,
Bert Moody, has returned to Hallowell.
Mrs. Dolly Wright wife of Dr. T. II.
| Wright of Toledo Ohio, and two sons
Sewall and Harold Wright have ar
| rived and are the guests of Mrs.
Wright's father, Sewall Peasley.
Miss Eva Lyon of Augusta is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Lyon.
Freeman Pcasley of the Freeport
High school is passing his vacation
with his father, Scwall Peaslcy.
The three men sent to Windsorville
| by Fred Thorn of Gardiner to harvest
the hay on the Albee farm, have COM
pleted the work and returned to their
homes.
Mr.. Hughes and sons are haying for
| John Halpin.
| Willie Halpin is assisting his uncle
Frank Coburn during the haying sea-
| son.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Bradbury, Miss
Pike and w. w. Albce all of Augusta
were recently calling on Mrs. ]. B.
| Stilphen
| Benjamin r. Albce. a former post
master at Wndsorville, is visiting his
| son John Albee.
Raymond York was at Cooper's
Mills Saturday on business and
pleasure combined
Mrs. ]. b. Stiphcn was a recent
caller at Leon Sturtevants.
w. w. Abee Of Augusta was at his
camp in this place over the Sabbath.
Yeaton Dunton has sold the hay on
the farm recently purchased of George
Young to William French
Percy, Edwin and Charles French
harvested the hay on the farm of
Lucius 3. French.
Bert Moody is hauling home the
hay he recently bought Of j. w.
French.
Berries of all kinds are quite plenti-
full this season despite the severe and
protracted drouth
The MaXys Mills Rooters defeated
an aggregation, known as the Hot
Foots, on the Icrskinc school diamond
Saturday in a spirited game of base
ball, by score of 1G to p The feature
Of the game was the work of the
Maxy's Mills battery, Halpen being u
puzzle to the visitors. Batteries
Maxy's Mills; Halpin and Peasley;
Hot Foots; Young, HalloWell and
Colby.
SIDNEY.
IL, IF MI
be interested to know that Col and
Mrs. James =. Jones, formerly of
Maine, cee DRAFTED their golden wedding
at their home in San Diego, Calf. Mrs.
Jones was born in this place and was
the daughter of Nathan Blackman,
who died May 80, 1899 leaving family
Of six daughters and two sons, Of whom
Mrs Zones is the only one living. She
was married to James r. Jones in June
1855 by Rev. T.. l.. Webb. Colonel
Jones was born i'll Somerset county He
and Mrs. Jones went to San Diego in
1873, where they have since made their
home. He has been more or less prom
incntly identified with the business and
social life of San Diego since that date,
having held the office of justice of
peace for q number of years and the Of
nee OF ItItlculluIdl commissioner ltI
six years He was also connected with
the custom house service for four
years, being stationed at Campo.
Among the guests present at the we'd
ding reception were Colonel and Mrs.
Jones son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. John II. Simpson, jr, and
their two daughters, May and Hazel,
from Corona, Mrs. Buchanan, of Som
ora. Touolumne. Calf, John Chanter,
Miss Pearl Cross, Mr.. and Mrs Danville
G. jones' Mr.. and Mrs. Newell J.
Jones Rev. and Mrs. f. r. Watson,
and Captain and Mrs, ]. II, Simpson.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sears and
daughter of quincy. Mass, are visit
ing at +. G.. Morrison's.
Mrs William Munscy of forest Hill,
Mass. has been visiting her sister-in-
law, Mrs. w. =. Manter, the past week.
The Methodist Sunday schools of
Oakland and Sidney will hold their
annual Picnic at Ellis grove Wedncs-
day, July 90.
Mrs. Eva Sawtelle of Watervlle is
passing few days at her home here.
EAST READFIELD.
The attendance at church was larger
than usual last Sunday, an excellent
sermon by the Pastor Rev. Mr. Rich
was greatly appreciated. Text.
Matthew. XVIII. 20 "Lo, | am with
you always. even unto the end of the
world" Thine. the companionship of
Christ The interest in the Sunday
School is good. Mrs. Sylvester brought
a photograph and several sacred
selections for the benefit of the
scholars were given.
RIVERSIDE.
Mrs H. D. Weeks is in Boston
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Glidden.
Miss Della Gardner is home from
Augusta for a two weeks vacation.
Her friend Mrs. A. d. Powers of
Danvers. Mass, is her guest for the
two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Starrett of
South China were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. J. +. FarWell last Sunday.
Mrs Mckinley and Mrs Woolworth
of Boston are visiting their sister, Mrs.
George Brown.