Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-07-28

| Mr.. and Mrs Luther Jennings. Their
son Bert Jennings. and their daughter
Miss Emma Jennings, removed to VIII
lton Tuesday. They have lived here
nearly 20 years. Mr.. Jennings was
prominent, member of the w. A. r.
Post here. The family will be much
missed by their old friends and neigh
| bors They have moved into new
! join in wishing them happiness In their
new home, and a ripe old age.
! William Wingood of the Nurses
Training school at the Augusta Gen
eral hospital is passing Il vacation OF
two weeks with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Wingpod.
Mrs. w. H. Colby met with a painful
accident Monday. When raising a
pail Of boiling water the handle. came
out of the pail and the water dashed
over her right arm, scalding it from the
shoulder down.
Rev. Joseph Shepler, Mrs. Sheple,
and their sons, Dwight and ReXel, ar
rived Tuesday and are at their sum-
mer residence here.
| A son, who has been named Chester
William, arrived, at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Peterson Monday
MES. Peterson is not improving as fast
as could be hoped.
Mr.. and Mrs. Turner and two sons
of Grove street, Augusta, were visit
ors in town Wednesday.
| Herbert Dodge harvested the hay on
the farm owned by Joseph Wingood.
PiTTsToN.
| NORTH-Mrs. Carrie Morrill, has
growing in her flower garden and which
at the present time has several blossoms,
plant of the lily family. that apparent
| ly, in every way, resembles an Easter
| lily. It's beautiful white flowers and ex-
quisite odor bring forth exclamations of
delight from many a passer by.
Miss Nellie Grant of Randolph with a
party of friends were callers in this sec
| ton recently.
Mrs Emma Sparrow Huntington and
little son were visitors last week at he her
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Lawrence of Chel-
sea were callers in town Saturday.
Mrs. Ella Addition and son of Bowdoin-
Mary Blodgett, over Sunday. Mrs. Blod-
gett, who has been in poor health for
some time past. is now gaining which
will be cheering news to her many
Grant was S Walking along the road. a
deer came from the pasture on one side
of the road and deliberately walked
across to the other side only short dis
tance in advance of her. apparently de-
void of all fear.
Miss Enza Green is passing a few days
with friends in Dresden
SIDNEY.
WEST-Mr. and Mrs. David H. Mills.
who have been passing week in the
home of their son. Alex Mills. left for
their home in Caribou Monday morning.
Miss White of Pressure Isle. relative
of Mrs. Newton Penney, was among the
guests at the Penev-MillS reception last
Mrs. Joseph A. Kerr and two children
Of Everett. Mass are visiting visiting Mrs II:
John Churchward and William Glynn
of Roxbury, Mass. are boarders at H.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Nichols of Provi-
dence. r. l.. arrived at the Nichols home
at Sidney Corner last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Richards and little
daughter, Hazel, of Augusta. have been
passing a week. with Mr.: Richards
home in Augusta Monday.
Miss Edith H. Schultz of Jamaica Plain;
Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Richards and
TO sorvices at the Babtist church Sun
day afternoon.
Hiss stella Wells passed Saturday night
18th her parents. MIR. and Mrs. Charles
Wells.
Miss Title NJ; Heinrich Of q J Jamaica
for a week. left there last Friday
for Oakland where he will visit Herbert
Miss Bessie Mills returned to Angus
ia Saturday after weeks stay at nome
Mrs Laura Freeman is at home after a
few weeks in Augusta with her son, Ed
ward Freeman.