Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-21
LITcHFIELD.

! Mr.. and Mrs. Thurston Gilman o
Augusta passed Sunday with Mr.. ,;il
mans parents, Mr.. and Mrs f. d. Gil
man.
DR.. and Mrs. r. w. Goss entertained
| relatives from Lewiston Saturday
| night and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Baker had visi
| tors from Lewiston Sunday.
Mrs A. c. Horton has gone to Wash.
ington; y. c., for a few weeks stay
She expects to meet her brother Their,
from Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. Rogers spent
Sunday in lewiston
Mrs. Fannie Braley and son George
passed Saturday night and Sunday
with Mrs Braley's father, George
Plmpton.
Miss Abbie Merriman has gone &c
Boston, where she expects to stay this
winter.
POND READINESS Jennie Berry Of
Hallowell was the guest Of MIR and Mrs
w. r. Buker last week
Miss c. II. Kendall was in the mace ov-
Ell Sunday.
About p of the friends of Capt. and
Mrs. l.. NJ. Bird net ut their home sat
urday evening to assist in mlsking corn,
al
after which refreshments of doushnutS.
cake and coffee were served. Captain
Birds corn amounts to about $50 BUSH
els.
Among the visitors at the chapel Sun
day were Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer ana Mr..
and Mrs. William Cunningham Of North
Litchtield Mr. and Mrs. George Blume of
Boston. and Mr.. and Mrs Ed. Haynes Of
Skowhegan ana Miss Hattie Woodbury. OF
Litchlieid.
Lester Adams has gone TO the northern
part of the State to work in the woods.
He was accompanied as far as Madison
by Mrs. Adams, who will visit friends
there for a few days.
Ernest Wiles. Alice Cults and Effie
Merrill attended Topsham Fair Thurs
day.
4 very exciting game of baseball was
played Saturday afternoon between the
West Gardiner and LitcEfeld teams III
which the West GARDENERS won.
J. w Lunt is grading his lawn. The
work ADDS greatly to the appearance of
his place.
CoRNER-Ernest Cook Of Easton is Wis
Miss Lucy Moore of Augusta is visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Baker came home
Saturday evening. Mr.. Baker went to
Augusta Sunday to visit friends.
A number of Citizens here attended the
funeral of the late Orator Patten of Bow
dom. which was held Sunday at his late
home.
Mr. and Mrs Scott Purinton of Augusta
are guests at DR.. l. w. Gilbert's.
VIII Buker of Rates college was call
ing on friends in town Sunday.
The wells in this vicinity are very low
and the people are much troubled to
get water
STEVENTOWN-M j. B. Stevens ar
rived home Friday from Vermont, where
she visited her brother and was present
at the celebration of the 50th anniversary
of lis i''f.' ''H""
Mir. pm .Fred Hartman and two
children of Gardiner visited MI and Mrs
Forest Hartman Sunday.
Mis-; Ina Gowell was home from Au-
gust pver Sunday.
Mrs. Lizzie johnson of Auburn was the
guest of Mrs. G. f.. Spaulding last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Blume Of Boston
spent sunday with Mrs Blume's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Gowell
Miss c. H. Kendall came from Bowdon-
lam Saturday, and is the guest Of Arvilla
Mr.. ard Mrs Harry True have re-
tmrned to their home in Maiden. They
were accompanied by Mrs True'S mother
Mrs. Ann Weston, who will pass the win
ter with them.
Orrin Biclford and Merton Colby of
Gardiner visited Ralph Erann Sunday.
AonZo Gowell is passing Il few days
with friends in Boston
Mrs. Kate Tarr of Gardiner is the guest
of Mrs. 4. S. Sheene.,-
PLAINS-Claronce Washburn of
Brockton, Mass. occupied the pulpit at
the Plains church Sunday, and gave
a very interesting talk to the young
people at the evening service which
vas much appreciated by all present.
Miss Aaude Lane, was the guest of
Angie Roberts over Sunday.
A Cnopping bee was held in the grove
at the rear of the Plains church Fri
day, at which a years supply of wood
was prepared. Dinners We're furnished
at J. a. Chase'.s and G. Roberts
G. A. Emerson and Horace Libby Of
Lewiston were calling on friends here
Sunday