Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-11
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,s1uut d. futile or WaitnaIH, MASS,
~. suddenly Monday of heart feature
W. arc home of his father in this place.
o. o. Tuttle had lived in Waltham,
,sass. for more than 20 years and was
1.s;.,no his aged parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
,..,,oc futile, intending to return home
tha following day. A widow and
" ,.ht children survive. His age was
IS years.
8. 81 chas. and Eta Watson passed
srav on Sunday after undergoing an
areration for appendicitis. Miss Wat
enn was highly respected and lived by
III who knew her.
IHIlside camps closed Saturday at
,sr successful season.
rho eighth annual cattle show and
,o;r will be held at Hillside camps in
pome Friday Sept. "a.
WINDSORVILLE.
- ord Miss Joseph Kicker and little
aaurhter from Augusta have Joined the
.artv from the city that are camping on
,so shore Of Lond Pond.
rhoster Sanger, who left here recently,
:. ,arv III at the home of his mother in
Watham, "Mass.
uenrv Carney and Paul Brennan are
~ latest arrivals at the camps at Long
Pond
nar,el Sampson left Tuesday for Brock
.on Mass. where he has employment to
..ar,, at his trade of plumbing and steam
fitting
earle and Georgia Malcolm, were guests
If relatives at Cooper's Mills Saturday.
Leslie Hisler was in Augusta Monday
attending the rural carriers convention.
Roy sproul, Charles Halpin and Paul
FREEMAN have shot number of ducks at
Lord and Fox Pond.
sewal Peasley Jr., has returned from
Durham
Mrs. J. B. Stilphen was recent guest
of Mrs Eugenia Sampson.
Mr. and Mrs Bowman Cooper of
Cooper's Mills celebrated their golden
wedding September 4. The house was
beautifully decorated with yellow hang
ngs and golden-rod. The arch where
the ceremony was performed was bower
Of golden-rod. The Rev. Thomas Jones. of
South Somervlle officiated. The wedding
march was played by Mrs. Charles Brann.
Songs instrumental music and readings
we're also given during the evening.
There were 50 guests from out of town.
Forty dollars in gold was received with
many other useful and beautiful gifts.
The collation. was served by Mr.. and
Mrs Cooper's daughter, Mrs. Rose Bag
ley, assisted by Mrs. Orrin Cooper and
Miss Georgia Malcolm.
SIDNEY.
NORTH-Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Davenport
gave a lawn party Tuesday evening at
their home in honor of Mr.. and Mrs Eu-
gene Page.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fuller and daughter
Helen, of Augusta, were calling on friends
in town Monday.
Frank Bourne spent Labor day at
China pond.
Mrs. Abbie III. Burgess and niece Miss
Artoinette Moore; left Wednesday for
lewiston, where they will visit relatives
and take in the fair.
vASSALBORO.
N0RTH-Miss Edith Cook returned to
Der school work in Brockton, Mass, Mon
Mrs. Eva Aver and Miss Dorothy re-
turned Monday from three days visit
with her husband, Elton B. Aver, in
Aartland. Mr.. Aver is the overseer in
the picker room in the Lynn wooden mill
Harold Gates and Geo. Stein of Boston
were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn Starkey
! John Kennedy passed a few days with
z his sons Norman and Perley, at Booth
bay Harbor last week.
s. K. McCurdy, postmaster, attended
the State fair in Lewiston Thursday.
Geo Aver has purchased a Dalton pota-
todgger and is harvesting his early crop
Miss Mary Waldron has returned to her
4 work in Bates college. This is her Junior
I year
Mrs. W. H. burlington and her sister,
MIS- Harold Cook, left Monday morning
ior ten days visit at their old home in
woodstock N B.
rank Mclaughlin has sold out his
blacksmith shop to Richard Herbert and
moved to Fairfield
iae WOODEN mill was shut down Thurs
Gay to allow every one an opportunity to
ATTEND the Central Maine fair it Water
vie
Edlth Ballard of Providence, r. l., is
passing her vacation with her sister, Mrs
Elyra COMBS.
N'ler Cobb of Bangor is visiting his
PARENTS, Mr.. and Mrs. William Cobb.
trends from Houlton who have been
( issuing Mr.. and Mrs. George b. Traviss
nave returned home