Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-07-28

were brought to Monmouth for inter-
ment Monday. She died in Florida. Mrs.
Pierce was the wife of the late Edwin
PIERCE, for many years missionary
in Turkey. Mrs. Pierce had been In
failing health for some time and Went
to Florida for, her health.
Mrs. Sargent, wife of the Congresa-
tionaI minister at Winthrop, occupied
1.-THE pulpit at the Congregational
church Sunday, Rev. Mr. Woodman
being absent on his vacation.
| The weather of late has been unfa-
vorable for haying, but most all crops
are growing we'll
Miss Cora Lemtzer of Fremont,
Mich, is visiting at John Davis.
! NORTH-The many friends of Mrs.
Meier Peaslee will be pleased to hear
that she is fast recovering from the
operation for appendicitis and will be
all right in short time.
| EAST-Mrs. G. W. Laughton of Lew
fistor is the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
Bert Perkins.
Mrs. G.. L. Macomber and. sister, Mrs.
G. Michigan of Washington. D. c..
have gore to Mrs. Macomber's cottage
| at Five Islands for a week.
There will be a Masquerade ball at
TIE hall Friday evening". July 80.
/ Mrs. Luella Crockett of Beverly,
Mass, has been visiting friends and
relatives in the neighborhoOd during
the past week.
| Mrs. James Cutler of Boston is the
guest Of Mrs. Herbert Keening for a
few weeks.
| Miss Randilla Willard of Lewiston
passed Sunday at her home and enter
tanned Mr.. Young and Miss Gilbert of
Turner.
J. S. Coy and G. Saymore of New
ark. N. j.. passed Sunday with Mr..
Pixies family at Pixies camp.
| The Ladies' Auxiliary will meet at
the vestry Tuesday afternoon, July q.
to cut and make aprons for the sale,
which is to be held. Aug. IL.
| Otis Crosby and daughter Lera of
Newport are visiting Mr.. Crosby's pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Crosby.
Henry Hall has gone to Boston for
| a few days.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Given and Mr..
and Mrs. G.. w. Pearson of Beechmont.
Mass are passing a few weeks with Mr..
and Mrs. Will Thompson.
BELGRADE.
Relatives and friends were pleased to
greet merry party of Augustans who
were out for a carriage drive Sunday.
The party consisted of Mrs. H. F. Rock
wood, Mr.. and Mrs. John Keller and
daughters, Rosa and Evelyn and Mr.
Kellers sister. Miss Marguerite KEEL
Ter. Arriving at C. T. Pinkham's near
the noon hour a Picnic dinner was eat
en- under the naples and after a short
call with Mr.. and Mrs. Pinkham the
party proceeded to call on Mrs Jane
lockwood at the old lockwood home
stead at Rockwood's corner and then
returned to their home in Augusta.
Mr.. William H. Dudley of East Mt.
Vernon was calling on old friends in
town Sunday. All were pleased to sea
that he is steadily, though slowly i'm
proving and sincerely hope the inn
provement may continue.
Mrs. e. H. Turner and son Harry
of East Mt. Vernon We're calling at f.
A. Pages Sunday.
The many friends of Mrs. Mandelbert
Yeaton will be pleased to know that
she is improving. being able to sit up
few minutes at a. time
The Mckinley Sunday school is well
attended Those present Sunday were
pleased to meet c. F. Hicks, former
principal of the. B. H. S.
John M. Cummings lost fine three
year-old colt Sunday morning by its
breaking its leg in the pasture during
the night Saturday night.
Haying is progressing very slowly
owing to so much dull weather. Rasp-
berries are very plentiful
f. A. Robinson of Mt. Vernon shipped
a carload of cows. calves and hogs
from Belgrade Station Monday.
vAssAL5oRo.
SOUTH-Mr. and Mrs J. C. White
house of Wilmington, Del, arrived Sat-
urday at the home of his brother, F. B.
Whitehouse, for a two-weeks visit.
Will Cross of Augusta was a caller
in the, place. Sunday.
Mrs. Williams and daughter, Bea-
trIcc of Randolph, were guests last
week of Mrs. C. H. Morse.
Mildred and Ashton Richardson of
Fairfield are visiting their aunt, Mrs.
c. Fl. Morse
Mrs. Wood of New Bedford, Mass.
Mrs. Spear, of Augusta and Mrs. Ia
Dor Of Windsor. were. guests Wednes-
day OF their nephew. C. H. Morse.
CROSS HILL.-Mrs. Ida Emery of
Wlnslew was the guest of Mrs. Sarah
Jones several days last, week.
: MI. and Mrs. Bradbury of Augusta.
Miss Mildred Grant of Providence, r. I.
and Arthur Clark of New York CITY
passed day last week at Jackson's
camp on the east shore of Webber pond,
stone Brothers of South Vassalboro
cut the hay on the Hiram Pierce place
last week.
Luther Russell returned to his home
In Boston Saturday after a weeks visit
with his sisters. Mrs. S. s. Jones and
Mrs. Nj. J. Clark
Will jackson of the Augusta Steam
Laundry passed. last week at his camp
in the Russell pasture
The oldest coyipIe IL, +l;. ,,;,;..:A