Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-05-04

1 Raymond York was in Augusta on ~,
iI1ess Friday. 1a-
Allen James Is passing few days q, ~.
home of Mrs. Charles Griffin.
Edwin Ham. who has been yis,t;r.. a.
sister, Mrs. Edith Greeley, has gone n
Lewiston.
Miss Jessie Swift and Everett Weeks !.
Jefferson were Sunday visitors OF Mr.. an
Mrs. J. II. Wingood.
Mrs. J. b. Stilphen was the pu...
Thursday OF Mrs. Eugenia Sampson.
John Sproul is building a new mil, !.
Is rapidly nearing completion. II will \.
In operation In less than a week.
Mr.. Hill Of Augusta, a civil engines,
was in town recently in the interest ~
joseph and Simon French.
Mrs. Maurice Greeley is entertair;,.
her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Ham of Bjng'
ham.
Lucius French will open Maple Crova
pavilion to the public with a dance sat.
urday evening. May 10
. Mrs. Nellie Pierce has returned from .
visit to her sister. Mrs. Elizabeth Gala.
han. at Concord. N. II.
Wesley Hughes was a business caller in
Augusta Saturday.
Miss Idella Allard has gone to Philn.
to teach one of the town schools.
Misses Ruth and Ruby Colby wera
guests Saturday Of Mrs. ]. B. Stiphen.
Fred Douglass of Cooper's Mills was a
Sunday visitor at Dexter Dunton's.
Mrs. Joseph Wingood was the guest Fri.
day of Mrs. ]. B. Stilphen and Mrs "
H. Colby.
WINDSOR.
WEST-Henry F. Hill. civil engineer. OF
Augusta. was in the place running line,
fo- Carpenter and Stone Tuesday of last
week.
James Clark of Riverside spent the Sab.
bath at w. p. Lamson's.
Miss Mae Ashford passed Saturday and
Sunday at William Stewards.
W. b. Black was guest at o. E. Car.
penter's over Sunday.
Miss Rose Lamson was visitor Sunday
at her home in this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Perley and Master
Ivyean were Sunday callers at Mrs. Per.
ley's old home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Lamson of East
Vassalboro were guests of relatives in the
place one day lastyweek.
SIDNEY.
Clinton Goodhue was in Portland several
days last week on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Branch are rejoic.
ing over the birth of an S-lb. girl, born
Sunday, May 2.
Rev. A. II. Bean of Kennebung preached
at the Methodist church here Sunday.
w. NJ. Butterfield and F. ". Garland
of Manchester, N. H., passed several days
last week at the formers cottage here.
Mrs. F. 3. Bailey and son David visited
friends at North Belgrade Sunday.
Miss Lillian Cowan of Waterville was
at her home here over Sunday.
LTcHFIELD.
POND ROAD-The Tee-Hee Club will
meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Ger.
trude Spauldng.
Miss c. II. Kendall was in the place
Mrs. Lizzie Richardson. who has been
quite ill. is gaining rapidly.
B. l.. Merrill and daughter Meretta were
guests at L. H. Merrill's Sunday.
Frank Ridley has hired with A. W.
Kent for the summer.
FAYETTE. 81
Mrs. E. H. Hunt, who has been
spending the winter in Providence, Re.
turned home last week.
Bert Seymour has gone to Camden
to work.
Mrs. wentworth is slowly improving
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Wells and chid
Of Hallowell are visiting at his fathers
N A. Wells.
Saturday we had about two inches
Of snow come.
The Union Land g. Lumber COMPANY
has a crew of men cutting pine on the
f. L. >Philbrick farm and will put in
portable sawmill and saw it.
liTcHFlELD PLAINS.
PLA1NS-Mrs. Elmer Campbell Of
Bath rendered fine solo at the Plains
church Sunday morning. The Sunday
school was re-organized Sunday win
E. NJ. Lapham as superintendent: 4
II. Stevens assistant; Edith NJ. Sinai
and treasurer; Rilla Bartlett
librarian.
A. ]. Briant OF Auburn is canvassihs
the town for material for town regis
ter.
W. B. Jones is enjoying a visit from
his sister Emma A. Jones. also sister
in-law. Mrs. George c.. Jones OF Can
fornia.