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

SIDNEY.

~ SIDNEY.
Mrs. Eva Sawtelle of Augusta re-
turned home Sunday, after visiting her
daughter, Mrs. c. A. Branch.
Fred Cowan is visiting his brother,
Frank Cewan.
Dan Rice and Miss Rosina Sawtelle
Of Augusta are visiting the iatters
sister. Mrs. Charles Branch.
Miss Lillian May Cowan of Water
vilfE, passed Sunday with her parents
Mnsand Mrs. Frank Cowan.
Mrs Eliza BeFdeen and children are
visIting.Mrs F. B. Bailey
Albion Blake. is. visiting his aunt
Mrs w 81 Manter.
NORTH-Capt and Mrs S. l.. w.
Merrill of Providence, r. l.. Nat 'Mer-
rill and Mrs Georgia Cole of New
York. who have been guests of their
sister,, Mrs. F. G. Moore returned TO
their homes Friday.
MFR and Mrs. Ed. Burgess OF Water
Vile are Occupying the VIM. Springer
house.
Horace and Dutton Hamlen of Orono.
who have been camping on the Cyrus
Gilman shore, have returned home.
Miss Ethel Springer of Philadelphia
has Joined her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. M.4Springer, at their summer home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Kendall of Wa
teryilIe were recent, callers on the lat
ter's sister. Mrs John Field and Mrs.
Minnie Field.
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Clark visited Mr..
and Mrs w. P. Bailey of Riverside
one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. winthrop, Bowman.
who have been visiting, the former 5
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Leslie Bowman,
returned Monday to their home in Bos-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Haynes of Nal
den, Mass, were guests recently of the
latter's aunt, Mrs Laura Bean.
H. S. Cross Of Titon. N. H.. who has
been visiting his mother. Mrs. Nellie
Cross. returned home Monday. Mrs.
Cross accompanied him to Boothbay,
where they passed the day and. ex-
tended her trip to- Tacoma Lake and
Waterville.
Miss Lena C. Clark of the Maine
General hospital. Portland, is home on
a two weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F.. Hussey We're
guests Sunday of the latters mother,
Mrs. Frances Hussey of Vassalboro.
Mn. and, Mrs. Frank Bishop and, lit.
tie son. Frank of Dorchester, Mass.
arrived Monday for visit with Mr..
and Mns Ralph Sawtelle.
WAYNE.
NORTH.-Mr. and Mrs H. D. Mason
and daughter. Annie went to Auburn
Friday for a short visit with Mr.. Ma
sens parents, MIR. and Mrs Uriah Ma
son.
A. surprise party was given Mr.. and
Mrs. r. E. Belcher Friday evening at
the. vestry. Games were played and Il
social and pleasant evening was pass
ed by aid. Fruit and candies Were
served Mr. Belcher expects to leave
the fist of August for Waterbury,
Conn.,, where he has employment. The
family will not go until later.
Percy Allen and Earl Hall went to
Hoston Saturday where they expect
employment.
Ray Mason. Percy Of Kent's Hill and
Alton Richards have, enjoyed the
past week tenting on the shore of the
lower pond. Fish dinners were served
each day
q. N. Lone took, party of summer
boarders from Mrs. Nelson's in Read
field Thursday on a fishing trip on the
Androscoggin pond at Wayne. They
were rewarded by a large catch of fine
fiBh- and enjoyed the. day very much.
LITcHFiELD.,
CORNER-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Higgins and Mrs. Higgins sister, are
passing their vacation at their former
home, here.
the guest of her, cousin, Mrs, i. r.
Chase.
Thomas e. Moore of Atteboro, Mass,
mas returned'to his home after spead-
ing his vacation of two weeks at Mr.
Tayaor's. Mrs. Moore will remain. tin
September.
Mrs. J. w. Starbird of, Lewiston is
visiting her sister. Miss Eudora Rob-
inson-
Leslie Bosworth. who has been stav
ipGs with his family, at his brothers
COTTAGE, at Sand pond during the sum-
mer. Is much improved in health.
A party of friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
- T. Chase came from Auburn, in AMI
autemohilso one day last, week for a
short CALI Among them was Mrs.
Farrar of Broekten. Mass, who re-
manned FOR a, short visit.
fteN. and Mrs. j. S. Richards are
away on their annual vacation.
Bens Eenson and his sister. Mrs. Kate
Bubier. ara visiting, friends in, Dresden.
Mrs. Mary Benson is keeping house for
her daughter while she is away,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Perry are visit
iEg relatives in jefferson
READEtELD.
Rev. F. c. Chapman returned and
occupied his pulpit Sunday.
Rev, G. M. Park. and daughter. of
fFesqae, Isle are passing a, few days
with friends in town.
=. Morse of New York is visiting his
sister at her cottage
Mrs. Daniels of Massachusetts, has.
bought the. Sedgsly place and will move
there at once.
Mr.. Bernard of East Readfield died
Sunday afternoon as the result Of a
stroke. of apoplexy from which he SUI
Tered Friday. He was 70 years old
Mr.. Bernard has passed nearly all his