Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-10
COUNTY NEWS.
KENNEBEC
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return to her former home in Phillips.
Linwood Luce is suffering from an
| injury received in the football game at
! Kent's Hill Saturday.
The residence lately purchased by
| the Augusta Water Co. of Mr.. Luce
| was known as the Carlton house, and
was Luilt by Mr.. Carlton in 1916. 1t
| was uaeu as q tavern for many years.
Silas Leonard married Mr. Cartoons
daughter aud lived here several years
| Abiiah t'pham after wards bought the
property and kept public house until
| 1915. j. y Sanborn married Mr.. Up
hams oaugnter and resided mere sew
eral years. Squire Ie0nard's first Wife
| died here, and her rcmainC lie in the
| churchyard near the church. Mr..
Leonard afterwards was a prominent
citizen in Augusta.
| DEpOT--Mr. and Mrs. jefferson
Dudley of Maranacook were greatly
surprised by being entertained at their
| home by company of % friends, Sat
| urday evening, the occasion Lein3; The
Goth anniversary of their marriage.
The evening was passed IN social
! manner with plays and games, which
| with the presentation oi Iume:ous
| gifts ana a picnic supper. made the
evening a very happy event. As the
company left amid thanks of the hon
| ored couple many were the wishes for
| their future welfare.
| The relatives from away Wno attend
| ed the funeral OF Mrs. \. w. Brainerd
were Rev. and Mrs. Clark. accom-
panicd by their daughter, Miss Doro-
thy Clark and Mrs. Clark's mother,
Mrs. Cross from Gardincr; Mrs. Wood
, bury, Paris, and Mrs. Burnharn, Pert
land, nieces of Mrs. Brainard, ana a
brother of the deceased, Edward
Townsend of Aroostook county.
J. Ii. Tingley and son, Fred, returned
Saturday from a hunting excursion to
Island pond, bringing two fine deer
| which We're much admired
Burt Gay Who has served on the Jury
at Augusta returned home Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brown were
guests at the nome of Mrs. j. II. Cor
don. Mrs. Browns mother over Sun
day.
quite rumlec from Depot attended
the Quarterly meeting OF Friends at
Winthrop C-nter. Sunday
NJ. $. |"il'r3 !i&F started founla-
ton for a new ea.vmin
Wi40SOR.
| NORTH--Tl" Ladies' Union will
meet with Mrs. &. 3. Merrill Wednes-
day, Nov. II. II t,r,ny. Thursday.
I;alph Small o. A4sutsa was a Sun
day visitor at III" tAnweH homestead.
Mrs. Ida Elder lrJln the West is
visiting Mrs. Mont Morrison
Mrs. O. b. Merrill has received news
! Df 10 70 Of
Texas. He stated he had a very en-
joyabc trip
WEST-Mrs Eta Dodge of Somer-
vile, Me-, is the guets of Mrs o. e.
Carpenter for two weeks.
Mrs Allen Taber is exercising new
horse, gift to her from a near rela-
tive.
Miss S. Elizabeth Morse returned to
Augusta Monday morning, after pass
ing Sunday at the home of c. F.. Tay-
lor.
WINDsORVILLE.
James kearney shot an eagle We'd
nesday that measured six feet from
tip to tip
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Johnson have
removed TO Augusta.
Clarence j. Colby who has been
VISITING his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w
H. Colby, fer several weeks past, re-
turned TO Boston Wednesday.
William Cooper of Rockland, Mass,
is the guest of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bowman Cooper.
MIS-. Nellie Stearns of Brockton,
Mass. is the guest of friends in town.
Miss Jessie Douglass left Monday for
| y dc town. Conn.
w Ii. Colby is building a grain store
for James Abbott at Cooper's Mills.
The new telephone line is rapidly
nearing completion. DR.. A. l.. Suke-
forth is putting the telephone in the
house.
Charles Merrill of jefferson came
over i'll his automobile Thursday to
visit old friends in town.
II. r. Perkins and son FLOYD of
Wee Ks Mills We're recent business
callers in town.
Hr, and Mrs. Fred Lewis of Jeffer-
son lave moved into the Hallowell
nos" owned ly l.. y. Hisler.
~, and Mrs Howard Groves and Mr..
and AiYs. Harvey Trask of Gardiner
carr" "at Sunday in their steam auto
mohll" and PASSED the day at Kamp
komrort
.. 7. Row" o. Bangor was recently
calling on friends i'm town.
Mrs. Eta Hunt is visiting friends in
Dexter
Horbert Dodge recently received Tho
gift of new Winchester rifle costing
so from his brothnr-n-law, Simon
Stevens of Portland.
ErSkine brothers have finished har-
vostlng their potatoes; .hey raised
l.So0 bushels this year
i Miss Flossic Sproul has ret lrned
from Z visit with relatives in A;.;usta
L Mr. ana Mrs. j. D. NJ IIaflowt Il and
daughter Carriheile who were quests
OF relatives at North China last week
returned home Saturday EVENING.
Mrs. Matte Dodge picked ana canned
225 quarts of wild berries the past
summer
Fred Sprcul of Augusta was the
guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
w. Sproul. Sunday.
II VASSALBORO.