Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-08-11

up the whole system.
Get it today in the usual LIQUID form or in
1hocOtated tablet form called SarSatabs.
as early as his usual custom, his wife
went to his room only to find that death
had preceded her. No indication of suf-
| ferng was manifest, showing that he
had dropped away peacefully while sleep
- ing. He had not appeared as well of late.
as usual, having had attacks of indiges-
| ton but was about and did his chores
as usual on Monday night. Funeral an
lnouncement later.
The second annual reunion of East
! Pittston Academy Alumni will be held
at Nahumkeag pond Thursday, Aug. 49,
| 1909 If storm the first fair day. Exer-
| cises commencing at 1870 o'clock The
following is the program for the day
| Address of welcome; singing, Reunion
Ode; singing, Columbian Quartet; bust
ness meeting. Picnic dinner. Afternoon
exercises at $50. Singing, Columbian
Quartet: reading. Miss Florence Cobb;
address. w. r. Reed; reading, Miss Leila
Little: "reminiscences by an old student F.;
| reading. Miss Cobb: singing. Columbian
Quartet. All former students and their
families are cordially invited 10 be
present.
VASSALBORO.
Dr and Mrs. Pritchard of Providence,
r. L.. who have been the guests of Mr..
and Mrs John Gates the past week, have
returned home. Mrs. Gates accompanied
them as far as Portland
Mrs Ruth Robinson of Winslow was a
recent caller at A. P. Robinsons.
Ray Coombs was a caller in Fairfield
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. A. Abbott are visiting
friends in Rockland.
+. l.. Robinson was a business caller
in Augusta Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Braean of South
lChina visited their home here The E,lms''
recently.
Miss E,ffie Fernald was in Fairfield Fri
day on business.
Mrs Anna Robinson, who is at the Au-
gusta City Hospital is reported as COM
fCrtabe
Archie Coombs was a business caller In
Augusta Saturday.
WAYNE.
| DR.. c. w. Burgess and daughter OF
Bethany Mo-. are visiting friends in
native of Wayne and has many friends
here.
G. w. Walton has been invited by one
of his appreciative pupils. Fl. B. Law
renee of Holyoke. Mass. to visit him
and celebrate Mr.. Walton's 14th birthday
on the beautiful Mount Tom. Mr.. Law
renee attended Mr.. Walton's school in
1857 and 1858. They have been the best OF
friends ever since. Mr.. Lawrence has
been principal of the same school in the
city of Holyoke. for nearly 40 consecu-
tive years. He was Waynes centennial
lorator and a man whom his native town
is proud to own and honor.
Farmers have completed their haying
lsecurna their small crop in splendid con-
dition.
Harvesting oats and digging early pota-
toes are now in order. Oats are a good
crop and early potatoes turn out fairly
lwell.
All crops are needing rain Pastures
Idryins up and cows are shrinking in milk
MONMOUTH.
jcAST-Mrs. Louise Norris of Lynn,
Mass. is chaperoning d party of young
people at the camp in Braynard pines.
THE party consists of MesSrs. Henry
Hall, Bert Norris. NJ. Harraden and the
Misses Mary Norris, Fay Stratton and
\. johnson. all OF Lynn, Mass.
Miss Randilla Willow OF Lewiston
was at home over Sunday.
Mrs. Helen Jones and tTdie Tillson
entertained their Sunday school classes
in the Nestry one Afternoon recently.
Indoor and outdoor games We're en-
ioEed by all The tables We're set for
% and all partOok of refreshments.
consisting of ice cream, cakes, water-
melon and lemonade
George A. Lindsay and family of
North Monmouth and Miss Helen Cow
an OF Auburn We're guests OF Mr. and
Mrs. G. A. Tillson Sunday
| Rev. George 3. Hanniford of Rum
ford Falls was calling upon friends in
this vicinity recently.
se"more Frost is building an addi-
ton on to his store.
| Mrs. G. j. Sloan of Boston is visiting
her niece. Mrs. Mary n Smith
| F. II. Morgan. one of the editorial
staff of the lions Herald, preached at
East Monmouth Sunday afternoon
| Mrs y. \. Bracket of Bangor was
the guest of Mrs. F. X. Blake Monday.
| WINDSOR
| WEST-MiSS Clara Brown of Wor-
cester. Mass. arrived in the place Mon
day and is a guest of Mrs Allen Taber
AND daughter. Miss Edith Gerrish. who
came recently to visit the 'raber home
stead.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. +. Davis with Mr.
| Davis sister. Mrs Eliza Barrows, all
of Wdterville. We're visitors Sunday at
e. F. Taylor's. They We're also callers
OF Miss Belle Taylor Sunday night
Several from this place attended the
entertainment at the Methodist church.
Cross Hill. last Thursday evening.
a worm of the same description that
visited this section last year. has made