Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-03
LINCOLN
WHITEHEAD.

WHITEHEAD.
| SOUTH-Mr and Mrs. w. S. Tobey
and son, who have been enjoying their
annual vacation at Fairview farm re-
turned Monday to their home in Rox-
bury.
Herman Thayer has been drawn to
serve on the grand jury.
Mrs. Henry Palmer and son were re-
cent callers on friends in Dresden
Mrs. c. H. Partridge and two sons
Of Northport, n. Y, recently visited
her sister, Mrs. Albert Matthews.
Wesley Moody of Pittston was bus
mess caller in the place Tuesday.
Miss Venice Thayer has returned, af-
ter passing her vacation in Waterville.
| NORTH-Thomas Emerson left last
week for few weeks sojourn with
relatives in Boothbay and Trevet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Lewis and
laughter Eldreth of Brockton, Mass,
made a flying visit to relatives in this
own, Whitefield and Gardiner, and at
ended the Whitefield centennial.
| Miss Alice Emerson, who has been
| at her home for a few weeks, has re-
| turned to her duties in the Vickery &
Hill Publishing House at Augusta.
| Mrs. George Sparrow and daughter
Miss Alice, are visiting relatives in
| Lewiston, Portland and New Glouces-
| er
Mrs. Frank Morrill, (nee Carrie
Hayes who has passed several weeks
with her sister, Mrs. William King.
With her little son is passing the week
With her cousin, Mrs. G. 3. Putnam.
Mrs. Morrill, was formerly a resident
Of this town, but at present is living in
Providence, Z. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. e. Green and Harvey
ADAMS of Waterville and Charles Nc
Donald and Miss Mayors of Dresden
we're guests over the Sabbath at C. X
ireene's, while the others returned to
their respective homes Mrs. Greene
"emained for a few days visit
Miss lillian Hall of Brighton, Mass,
IS q guest of Miss Enza Greene this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Lilly purchasers
of the William Cameron farm, have ar
lived from Bangor and Mr.. Cameron
Will 1nove Wednesday with his family
% Augusta.
Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Watson and Miss
2ernice of Chelsea were callers in town
sunday.
Miss INA Clark of East Chelsea is
teaching school in No. 4, Chelsea.
Mrs. Sarah Greeley, one of the young
old ladies of North Pittston, although
nearing the S0th milestone of life
would put to shame, in the amount OF
york she can accomplish and the long
walks that she enjoys taking. many a
''ounger one in her teens. AS q sample
IT the labor small part of one day
asst week we mention the knitting of
iarSer part of pair of mems socks,
the picking and Smelling Of more than
= peck of beans, bringing in baskets of
wood and the doing of many things
we are unable to mention.
ALMA.
The several Sunday schools in the
Sheepscot valley enjoyed an outing
at Chase's Point Tuesday. H-t.
The friends of Charles o. Russell
were panied to hear of his death on
Wednesday. He had not been in very
good health for six months but until
recently it was hoped he could ffnd
relief. His aged mother, two brothers
and three sisters mourn his loss.
Mrs. Frank c. Harding and her
daughter, Frances G., returned to their
home in Massachusetts this week.
Mrs Glen A. Jewett and daughter,
Alice B., are visiting relatives il,
Bremen D. r-sa
Miss Augusta A. Hayward returned
to Massachusetts Monday. H'- n
A large number went from here to
the Central Maine fair at Waterville.
The schools in town open on the 18th.
WlscAssET.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Hubbard drove
| to Woolrich and returned, Wednesday.
| Miss Cora Daniels will return to Ian
caster, Mass, Friday.
The Misses Marion and Ruth Knight
returned to their home in Camden.
Wednesday.
| F. r. Houdlette is Singing and
| painting his carriage house, which is
a great improvement to the looks OF
his buildings. ~a @'+, f@a"
Miss Grace Knight returned Satur-
day, to her work in Plymouth, Mass
Il The question of water supply for
the town is being agitated again.
! Professor ]. c. Grant and daughter
Mary, have returned from a trip te
London and Paris. - e-kse :.
Mrs. Parker Daniels has returned
from visit with friends in Masss.
chusetts 4
Hiram Dodge has returned from ST
Barnabas hospital in Deering where Ii,
has been for treatment.
Subscriptions at Berlin to s1,25O. g0
worth of bonds of the Denver & RI,
/ Grande Railroad were .nnened NTh ,1,a