Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-17
KENNEBEc.
WINDSOR.

WINDSOR.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weston lewis OF Au-
custa visited his sister one day last
week.
ElbriGge Caswell of Whitcfield visit
ed his sister, Mrs. Ray Colburn, Sun
day
Mrs. Julia Coonlbs is the guest OF her
nephew, +. A. Coombs and wife.
York &, Sprowl finished hauling 40
eco feet of lumber to Sprouts mill Fri
day OF last week.
Mr.. anu Mrs. Percy Reed were call
ers Sunday at Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Bradstreet's.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Merrill were
calling on friends in town Sunday.
NORTH-The Ladies' Union meets
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. j.
Frank Jones.
William Caswell. Albert True and
Earl Haskell are at home from Frs
kline academy for a vacation of two
weeks
James Merrill and gentleman friend
from Augusta. passed the Sabbath
with his father, John Merrill and fam
lily.
Friends here are glad to welcome
Ethel Carpenter home again and con-
graduate her on the successful con-
pletion Of her course at Belfast Tor Il
professional nurse.
Burr F. Jones passed last Saturday
at home.
Rev. and Mrs. J. F. Jones and Mas
ter I'assar, We're the guests one Gay
last week of Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Lamson of West Windsor.
Albert Merrill of Weeks Mills passed
last week with his sister, Melissa Mer-
rill and family.
Minnie Merrill purchased a cow re-
Gently of her brother, Edward Halo
we'll.
John Studley was at Randolph last
week on business.
Sidney Bennett is at present work
ing for George Pierce. Mr.. Pierce is
busily engaged numbering this winter.
WEST-Mrs. Norris Smart, who is
| i'll and under the care Of DR.. Small of
Weeks Mills. is now thought to be i'm
proving slowly.
Miss Stella Barton was a visitor at
C. f. Taylor's Friday. Mrs. George
| Pierce and daughter Flora were also
guests at Mr. Taylor's Friday.
| Harry True passed Saturday night
with his sister, Mrs. Fred Perley.
Those who attended the Lincoln day
| exercises from this vicinity at the
Baptist church last Sunday report a
very interesting program.
WINDsoRVILLE.
Clarence J. Colby, in company with
| Il man from Waltham, Mass, started
Monday on an automobile trip to the
Pacific coast. They will first visit Cal
ifornja.
Mrs. Naomi Cleaves, who has been
| i'll long time is reported to be i'm
proving slowly.
Mrs. w. Fl. Colby and daughter Ru-
| bic, were recent guests at the home of
Mr.. ard Mrs. Henry Perkins.
William French is hauling lumber to
Arthur Dodge's mill.
| Mrs. Leon Sturtevant and children
| Nellie and Herbert, were guests Friday
of Mrs. Eva York.
L. H. James and Floyd Perkins were
business visitors at the Branch Mills
Palermo Thursday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert York are WIS.,
iting families on the Neck
Prof. H. r. Perkins was at Cooper S
Mills Wednesday.
Miss Mary DAILY, who has been very
| ill. is convalescent.
| Mrs. Robert L. Madden has returned
to her home.
| lorenzo York and son, Herbert,
went to North Whitefield Saturday.
| W. Fl. Colby was business caller at
Coopers Mills Tuesday.
The McDougal Bros. are hauling
quantities of lumber from Palermo to
this railway station.
Joseph French went to Whitefeld
Thursday. ..
Miss Ida Blodgett has gone to East
Pittston for a prolonged visit to her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Blodgctt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo York have re-
turned from a visit to Mr.. and Mrs
Lester and Mr. and Mrs. Joel York
Fairfield, also Mr. and Mrs Edwin
Ladd and Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Bean
Oakland.
Carl Perkins, assisted by Bert Moody
is running his gasoline engine with I'M
usual success ut Cooper's Mills. The
engine is called the Weber Junior on
which he has taken several prizes.
Cattle buyers from other counties
were in town last week looking for
working oxen.
Mrs. j. b. StiIphen was the guest
Saturday Of Mrs. Lorenzo York.