Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-10-28
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ins, Mr.. and Mrs. Ziba Keene of the Cony
road, Augusta.
Miss Ethel Potter, who has been in New
York City for the past six weeks with
her brother. Arthur Frost, will start for
home the last Of this week. She plans
to make short visit in Boston with Mrs.
Fred Bolton and other friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Jackson of Liv-
ermore have been visiting her father,
Leonard Andrews, Monmouth Ridge. and
were callers at South Monmouth Wednes-
day.
People who have been thinking the L.,
A. & w. Street Railway would not have
much patronage SO late this fall are hap
PLY disappointed, as they watch the
crowded cars go by and see the number
Of people unloaded to wander over the
fields and by the shores of Lake Tacoma
Cottage lots are being sold every day and
some of the purchasers win soon build.
There are already i cottages on this
lake and five at Shorey pond and some
Of the best lots yet to be sold A
large number of people were out
from Lewiston Sunday looking them over
and some more were decided upon. A
number have been sold on the west side
of Baker pond and hotel is to be put up
in the spring. SO it Is reported.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Waldron of Au-
burn passed Saturday and Sunday
with Mrs. Lucy Glass and c. II. Wal
dron.
Miss Lillian Wakefield and Miss Mae
Jewett of Gardiner passed Saturday
min nd w &
camp at the Oxbow with Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrews.
Enoch and Frank Andrews, who are
attending Bates College, passed Sun
day with their uncle, Frank Adams.
Charles Higgins of Augusta has been
passing a few days with his mother.
Mrs. 0. A. True.
Frances Drown and family. who have
been camping on the Cobbosseecontee
for three weeks, returned home Satur-
day to Weymouth, Mass.
Mrs. H. G. Waite. who has been in
Hallowell the past year, Is visiting Mrs.
r. A. Cram.
Mrs Lucy Glass, Mrs. Kicker and
Mrs. Elenora Adams passed last
Thursday in Lewiston with Mrs. Cora
Curtis Young.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Goss of Lewis
ton passed Sunday with their son. Dr.
r. W Goss.
f. J. Fish held a successful Husking
bee Tuesday night. over 50 We're pres
cnt. oyster stew was served, also
hot coffee, doughnuts and cake.
The Misses Cox from New York are
visiting Mrs. A. S. Ashford.
tebfnrI iss hui16ipu house on
the Pond road for Albert Berry of New
York.
william Adams has to haul water
~ miles for home use.
Miss Argic Bosworth, Mrs T.. j. Fish
and Mrs. f.. Alanson Danforth and son
went to Lewiston last week to see their
father, G. A. Bosworth, who is in the
Maine General hospital for treatment
for his knee.
Mrs. Addie Libby of jefferson is
visiting her sister. Mrs. j. J. Perry.
Jessie Libby recently attended the
wedding of her friend, Bertha Pur-
ington, of Augusta.
The apple crop is very light in this
section.
Henry Woodard has finished digging
his well and has struck q fine vein of
water.
Miss Angie Bosworth of Gardiner is
visiting her sister, Mrs. T.. j. Fish.
STEVENTOWN- Weston,
Oldest son of Frank c. Weston. is seri-
ously i'll with appendicitis. DR. Gill
bert of Litchfield Corner is in attend
ance.
George A. Emerson and Horace Lib
by OF Lewiston recently visited Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Williams.
William Williams. who has been
boarding at George Spauldngs, was
taken last week to the hospital in Lew
iston, where he will undergo an opera
tion.
George Brann is painting his build
ings and making other repairs.
Mrs. Harry True and Mrs. Ann Wcs-
ton of Maiden. Mass. arrived Thurs
day. called here by the illness of Her
bert Weston.
The marriage of Clarence A. Brann
of this place and Miss Edna f.. Waite
OF Augusta occurred Monday. oct. 10.
They will reside in Brunswick. where
Mr. Brann is employed. Friends here
extend congratulations.
A convention is to be held at Litch-
field chapel beginning Tuesday, oct.
q. Rev. Mr.. Washburne of South
Portland will have charge Of the meet
ings. assisted by Miss Carrie Fl. Ken
dali.
POND KOAD--On Friday evening
about 60 neighbors and friends of a1r.
and Mrs Il. l.. Merrill met at their
Eomc. the occasion being the 23d an
niversary of their marriage Mr.. and
Mrs. Merrill were presented with Il
handsome parlor rocker large parlor
lamp and $50 in cash. The evening
passed very pleasantly with games and
music, Refreshments of sandwiches.
cake and coffee We're served. and the
guests departed at a late hour
There will be a meeting at the chapel
Tuesday evening Oct 81 under the
auspices of the Rev. Mr.. Washburn.
1t Is expected that these meetings will
continue through the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Haines were the