Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-10-27
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Mr. and Mrs. c. F. Brown of this
place went to Augusta Thursday on
business. ~
Mrs. Mirice Cunningham and daugh-
ter, Myrtle Austin of Palermo togeth-
err with her son. Will Houstens, were in
town Thursday.
Mrs Mary Bruce is having he.
household furnishings moved from
Weeks Mills to her home here.
Albian Lewis has purchased a large
lot of apples of George Brann, who, il
is reported, is soon going to move
away. 49,.
The little son of Mrs. C. F. Brown
has a pretty pair of steer calves that
he is breaking and is doing finely for g
small boy
J. Dodge's in this town is completed
and makes great Improvement to tbs
town.
Bert Gldden is working for o. M
Crumlnett.
WHITEHEAD.
SOUTH-David Matthews had serious
i'll turn while doing the chores at the
quickly summoned and Mr.. Matthews
made as comfortable as possible.
Henry. Palmer is hauling lumber to
Head Tide to be shipped to Massachu-
sets for Albee & Hutchins of Augusta.
Albert Matthews left for Brighton
Monday with a carload of calves anG
mich cows.
Herman Thayer goes to. Wiscasset Tues.
day to serve on the grand jury.
We have an indoor hydrangea that de.
serves special mention. The plant is two
years old.
During the months of March, April an6
May the plant put forth seven huge bios
SONS averaging Il inches in diameter
At the present time it has one huge bios
som and II large clusters of buds. Hav
ing raised the hydrangea for years for the
market, this is indeed a novelty and will
interest many.
DRESDEN.
MILLS-Mr. Carey of Cooper's Mills
has bought the farm of Benz. Reed. Mr.
Reed had an auction last Friday, dis
posing of his household goods and farm
ing tools.
Mr.. Alexander of Richmond is decor.
ating the steel walls and ceiling which
have recently been put in the Methodist
church.
Alex Landry, who has been working
in Bangor, is in this place for few days
Mrs Mayors and daughter spent Satur-
day in Gardiner d..
w. F. Cate made a business trip to
Wiscasset Tuesday.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs.
A Bake Bean supper will be served.
Water taken from the Baker well, which
supplies nearly the entire village, has
been tasting badly and Mr.. Lord sent
some away for analysis. 1t was found
the water, contained lead and animal
poisoning The lead is easily accounted
for, as white lead was used on the pump
And the animal poison may be that Of a
toad. The well and pump must now un-
dergo a thorough cleansing before the
wate can be used
Miss Annie Parrett is the guest of hel
niece, Miss Ida Morelen.
Mrs. H. A. Bickford spent Sunday with
her sister, Mrs Alfred Call, in Bath.
George Pushard is having the ell of his
house raised one story.
H. A. Bickford made a business trip ia
Gardiner Monday.
The tenement over F. C. Goodwin's
store is nearly ready for occupancy
WALDo1oRo. +
NORTH-Nelson kaler of Thomastor
has been passing several days in this
place. 4;
Ralph Stain who has been in Massa
chusetts the past few months has re.
turned home.
Mrs, Sidney Mank and daughter
Mrs. Pearl Whitehouse of Mank Towr
were guests of Mrs. Lavina Peasley
Sunday. t~s ---i .rEs,
Mrs, William Cole of Dorchester
Mass, is passing a few weeks with hel
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. A. J
Walter.
Mrs Annie Sidelinger of Mank's
Corner and Mrs. Emma Walsh were
guests of Mrs. Nellie Winchenbach
Wednesday,
James w. Overlook of East Jefferson
passed Thursday evening with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs Isaac Overlook.
Mrs. Eleanor Shuman of Cedar
Hedge farm who has been passing {
few weeks with her daughter in Mass
achusetts has returned home.
Miss Mile B. Law of Flanders Cor.
ner. Miss Glenys Oliver of Mt. Hope
farm and Misses Olive and Gladys
Burgess of Willow Lake farm called or
Mrs. Lizzie Shuman Thursday after
noon. x
Mrs. LESSEE Achorn who has beer