Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-17
WINDSOR.

Mr. Titcomb of Newport mas peen
IN town the past week buying apples
for the Boston market.
The Ladies' Aid which was recently
organized in this place Will meet at
the NJ. E. parsonage Tuesday after
noon of each week. d.
n r. Kimball of Augusta was in
town the past week on business
Josenh shaw recently lost one of his
working oxen by sickness.
wINDsoRvILLE.
Mrs Gertrude Madden of Lynn,
Mass was the guest last week of her
sister. Mrs. W. S. Barton.
Mrs Eliza Richardson of IIallowell
is visiting friends in town.
John Newhall returned to his home
in this place Wednesday.
Mrs. E. p Weeks of Pittsfeld was
q recent guest Of her mother, Mrs.
John Dougie.
Allie James Of Albion is visiting old
friends in town.
Alex Sturgis is building a stable for
John Sproul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Newhall, who
have been the guests of their uncle,
Rev. Galen Newhall, in Winslow, re-
turned here Thursday evening.
Mrs. Marion Glidden of Augusta is
housekeeper at the home of Simon
French.
Charles Griffin is hauling lumber to
build hen house
Wesley Hughes of Winthrop was the
guest Saturday and Sunday of his
brother, Clarence Hughes.
Miss Jessie Swift and Everett Weeks
of Jefferson were guests Saturday of
Mrs. Joseph WingOod.
Miss Eva Lyon of Augusta was the
guest OF her parents over the Sabbath.
Willard T. Colby of Waterville came
over in his automobile Saturday to
visit his parents, MIR. and Mrs. w. H.
Colby.
Laurence Crummett and Elmer En-
mons of Augusta We're guests ever the
Sabbath of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Ly
onS.
Frank Halpen and Joseph Kicker of
Augusta passed last week at Ramp
Komfort fishing and shooting.
Mrs Barbara Neal of Palermo is the
guest of her niece Mrs. Annie Sproul.
John Dougie lost horse and COW
last week. The COW fell and broke her
leg and the horse fell dead while
ploughins,
III. and Mrs Frank Blaisdell of Au-
gdsta were guests the past week of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Sproul.
Luther B. Jennings of Wilton, for
mer resident of this town, was visiting
old friends and neighbors last week.
Mrs. Lillian Wingood was visitor
in Augusta Thursday.
Arthur Sproul has returned from a
visit to relatives in Palermo.
Mrs. c. /. York and son, Maurice,
were business visitors in Augusta Fri
day.
Alton Brann of Coopers Mills was a
Sunday visitor in town.
Raymond York was in Augusta
Thursday and Saturday on business.
VAssALBoRo.
The first meeting Of the Vassalboro
Current Events Club met with Mrs.
c. A. Stillson, enough members being
present to elect the officers and tram
sact other business. President, Mrs
L. a. Stone; vice president, Mrs. Edith
Pope; secretary, Mrs. E. E. Clark:
treasurer Mrs. H. S. Marden. The next
meeting, Nov. is, a mid day meeting tc
meet with Mrs. E. f. Clark at 1890
A Picnic dinner will be served.
: ssssSOJTH.- Elijah Miller has gone up
ssN orthern Maine to work in the
HIS. F. l.. Hersey and Mrs Harding
ssAugusta were callers at F. B.
# hftehouse's Thursday.
!, Miss Evelyn Ware passed Sunday at
Cross Hill with Mrs G. b. Randall
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Robbins of Rv
ersde were Sunday guests at C. w.
Randalrs.
E. A. Barnes and Charlie Bickford
of Augusta were callers in the place
Sunday.
Mrs. Sam Davis of Cross Hill and
Mrs. Rogers of Augusta were callers in
the place recently
Mrs j. g. Clarke of Riverside and
Mrs. Reucl Adams and daughters. LII
ellie of Watcrvilc, were guests of Mrs.
Allen Tabor one day recently.
NORTH-Mr. Warren I<nowlton, Il
member of the s. S. com. Of VaS&a-
boro is in very poor health, being con
fined to his room. His many friends
hope for his speedy recovery.
Mr.. Russell Aver, who has been
hauling the lumber from the Mariner
lot to the cars for 4. W. Spauding OF
Fairfield. will finish this week as only
three cars are left There was in all
dDoul SUUUuu 1ett.
The stone Crushcr has been at work
the past week and d large amount OF
crushed rock has been put on to the
River road. 1t is expected to operate
Il two weeks more. Seleclmen w. b.
Crosby and John W. Kennedy have
charge of the operations.
r.. Ii. Cook loaded a car of apples
+. Il. Perley Il car load of apples. Ar
thur stevens OF Sidney a car of pota-
toes and Scwall Clark car of pota-
tees. Q. J. Hussey a car of hay and
Il. G. Aver a car of lumber at Vas
salboro Friday and Saturday of last
week.
George Il. Smith finished harvest
ing his crop OF potatoes last week HI
, had 1880 bushels.
Arnold Flemming, who was injured
in the wooden mill last week. is i'm
proving. He was damned in the Gle
vator. his collar bone being fractured
The farm dwelling on the old D
60, NJ.