Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-11

:. io hohperS of Winslow rra,,o b,,,o
eA'enosa an invitation to yassalhoro
s'a.se 70 meet with them at an all dow
session Friday. Sept H.
nose Iufts and Miss Olive Marden
day. "a'efViiie Iues-
| Soolhs, who has a position nc
teacher at Shaw's Business Col,oyo =,
! Waterviile, entered upon his duties r..
day. MS ou'ies Iues-
| CHINA.
MI. and Mrs w. w. Washburn wont 70
Augusta Tuesday. "o"' ~
aise number from this place attended
Tue LABOR day celebration at China I..Le
hoegemann and William q
schroeder of New York are at Gal. rrast
for two weeks. van oies'
r. +. Kenrck and a friend from, E.tr
field are at Mr.. Kenrick,s cott,aa
few days. ioi
Quests of Mr.. and Mrs. e. p Mavo of
fairfieid at the Mayo cottage this waalx
We're w. A. Archer and children of F,ir'
held, w. Dudley Higgins of tIar,ford
Conn, and, Miss Eva Simpson Of W.T..
low. "a MS
Mrs. Florence Wallace has returned
| from the National Convention of 49,
LADIES OF the G. A. r. recently held in
Salt Lake City. Mrs. Wallace also v;s;taa
friends IN Pittsburg, Pa, and other n,aces
| alcng the way.
warren Emery of Augusta ia VISITING
at James Martins.
Ralph Arey of Hartland is visiting his
| aunt, Mrs. c. ]. Main.
"A party of six, consisting of Mr.. and
MIS- Frederick G. Roby of Boston. NJ.
Chas. Gottschaldt, M. D., d. d. S.. and
Mrs. Gottschaldt of New York CITY. T
Leon Roby of Boston, and Mrs. Ridge
way Monroe Fenton of New Haven
Cohh.' made trip round the lake last
tuesday on the launch "Frida," taking
dinner at the Gordon House. Miss Es-
tella and Helen Branerd of this n,ace
were guests of the party.
MISS Abbie Sturtevant has returned
from three weeks visit in Rockport.
WINDSOR.
w EST-Rev. j. +. Jones and family re
turned from their vacation last Friday.
Burr f. Jones while passing his yaca-
ton, had the misfortune to break one of
the bones in his right fore arm.
Inc pulpit at the Baptist church will be
hiled by Rev. ]. F. Jones, or some candi-
date, on Sunday, Sept II.
school opened in the Barton schoohouse
tuesday with Miss Mae Ashford as
teacher
Mrs. Norris Smart is recovering from,
the severe illness of last week.
Mrs. Mary Nash accompanied nv her
niece Miss Rose Lamson, returned Tines
day to her home in East Pittston.
Mrs. j e Hen1erSop op1 fo,x,;r,1
turned to their home in Everett, Mass.
last Saturday, afr passing their sum-
mer vacation in tie place.
Welcome Reed, t''e mail carrier. is talk
ing few weeks rest Mr. Shuman of
Weeks Mills is act:- as substitute.
E. A. Barnes shot tree fine ducks
Wednesday morning.
NORTH-A. F. Cas"oH, overseer and
designer in the Souic Mills of New
Bedford, Mass, has returned to his
duties there.
/ Roy Sanborn and bride of Newton.
MESS, are passing a twO-weeks vaca-
ton with Mrs. Margaret Pierce and
family
Recent guests of Mrs. J. H. Halo
well were A. F. Carver, Mrs. Hannah
Merrill of Massachusetts, Mrs. A. D.
Small of Riverton, n. H., Mrs. Elna
Thorne, Mrs. Mercy Longfellow Mrs.
Helen Caswell, Mrs. John Macurda and
Miss Alice Beatrice Caswell.
Several from this place attended the
Labor day exercises at South China
and report a good time Mr.. Dunnack
of Augusta, who was the first speaker
of the day, met with a cordial well
come and his address were greatly APP
preciated by those who were fortunate
enough to hear him.
Rev ard Mrs. J. F. Jones and J. r.
Jones son, Burr, and Master Vassar
have returned from their vacation
passed at Boothbay Harbor and the
islands. Mr.. Jones is contemplating
a change to the regret of his many
friends, although very sorry to leave
them as pastor and neighbors. We
wish them success in their new field
of labor
Miss Nina Caswell has returned
from Five Islands, where she has been
enjoying cottage life with a party of
lady friends from Augusta for the past
two weeks.
Miss Lois French of Albion is the
guest Of Mrs. Helen Caswell and
family.
Fred Monroe and family and Miss
Rachel Caswel1 were Sunday guests
at the Caswcll homestead.
Several from this place are working
at the corn factory at Weeks Mills.
READFlELD.
Mr.. Turner who~bought the Ordway
farm in this town, has moved his goods
here and his family will be here next
week. Mr.. Ordway will sell many of
his things at auction on the place Sat
urday, the 18th.
Mrs. Stating returned from her trip
to Massachusetts last week. Her goods
were delivered at the Greeley cottage
here Wednesday, the Sth.
Mr.. Rice will begin the canning OF
sweet corn here next week.
Many from this town attended the
State fair at Lewiston Thursday.
John Currier of the Insane hosp al at
Augusta passed Thursday in Rea field.
The social event in town this week
was the marriage Wednesday c ening