Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-07-23
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chusetts to visit her father, Frank
Washburn.
Mrs Frank H. Jones and Miss Jones
were callers at Mrs. ID. B. Gates
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Jewell and Mr..
and Mrs. Stephen Wing were callers
in the village Sunday.
Geo. jackson passed Sunday with his
family in the village.
A. f. and f. o. Hussey are making
extensive repairs on their stable 10
accommodate their business.
Mrs. Geo Cook has returned from
Squirrel Island, where. she has been
the guest of her son, Harold Cook. 4
Miss Laura Weeks has gone to
Bridgton Corner for few weeks.
Warren Leonard slipped and fell
while at work in his mill and was
seriously hurt.
Miss Dallas Babb was severely
burned Sunday morning on the foot
by spilling hot water.
Mrs. Clarence Rowe of Riverside
was a guest at Mr.. and Mrs. c. W..
Mowers Sunday.
The many friends of Lucy A. Snow,
who was so well known and highly
esteemed will regret to learn of her
death which occurred recently at the
home of her daughter near Boston.
Charles Pease was very unfortunate
this week with valuable horse. He
had the horse in nearby pasture and
not seeing him began a search which
tasted for several days before the ami
NAL was at last found in a swamp with
only his head out of the mud and wa
ter He was extricated and found to
be in an exhausted condition and al
though every effort was made to re-
lieve his sufferings he still continued
in a helpless condition with little hope
that he will recover from his injuries.
The Free Public Library Associa-
ton met Thursday afternoon and a
program prepared by Mrs. H. A. Priest,
Mrs. E. r. Priest and Miss Priest on
England was given as follows: Paper,
EARLY History of England by Mrs.
Rose Abbott; Famous Poets Of Eng
land by Mrs. Geo. Jackson; selection
from Wordsworth, Annie Mower; Ten
nyson. Gertrude Richardson; Browning,
Matte Gates; Twilight and Evening
Star" solo, Annie Mower; a paper on
william Gladstone" by Mrs. H. S.
Marden. Refreshments We're served by
committee consisting of Mrs Karl
Gates, Mrs. c. w. Mower and Mrs
Geo. Jackson. The next meeting of the
association will occur July 20 when
the program will be on Scotland and
prepared by Mrs. S. B. Richardson and
Miss Richardson. All interested in
this work are invited to attend these
meetings at the parlors of Friends
church. Sunday afternoon the band
from North Vassalboro has been en-
gagged to play in the park by the lake
for the entertainment OF the many
visitors who come in to spend few
hours. Every car that reaches the vii
lage from both directions brings 4
large number who are anxious to en-
joy the cool breezes from the lake
BELGRADE.
Mrs Marinda Stuart of this town is
passing "a few weeks as the guest OF
her brother, Hon. Geo. f. Parcher of
Lewiston
Millard Yeaton. of Providence, r.. l.,
is passing a few weeks with relatives
in town. Il
Mrs. Jabez Tyler and children of Au-
gusta have returned home, after Il
few days visit with Mrs. 3. P. Stuart.
Mrs. J. P. Weston and children, ac-
companied by Miss Annie Weston,
We're visitors in Augusta Wednesday.
George r. Stevens is passing a few
weeks at Boothbay Harbor.
Miss Florie Stuart is assisting her
father, county treasurer. B. P. Stuart,
in his office at Augusta.
MT. VERNON.
Mrs. Emma Hascock and Mrs. Her.
bert Swift returned to their homes in
Lewiston Wednesday, after a visit with
Mrs. c. o. Wells.
Mrs H. L. Withee of Blanchard is
visiting her brother, Rev. G. L. Pres
Sey. -.
Elwood Healey has returned to Bos-
ton, after a short vacation at home.
. Rev. G. L. Presley officiated at the
funeral of Mrs. Lizzie House last Sun
day afternoon.
, WINDSOR.
p SOUTH-Mrs. VIM. p Ford Of Penn
aquid, who has been visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Miles Moody, has returned to
her home.
Miss Martha Bryant recently sold her
farm OF Mr.. Harvey, but retained the
homestead.
A few farmers of this vicinity have
completed haying.
The many friends of Horace T.
Weeks of Cooper's Mills are glad to
know he is recovering from his recent
injury.
Mrs. Annie Donnell and Miss Mar
tina Bryant left here Tuesday for Port
land. Friends and neighbors are sorry
to have them 60