Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-04-06
LINCOLN
WALDOBORO.

with friends in Auburn ana Portland.
Miss Elizabeth 6 enthner left Monday
morning for Boston to buy goods. She
| will be absent ten days.
| Mrs. Dora Yorke and daughter Grace
We're in Rockland Wednesday on bust
| ness.
Miss Jesse Keene teacher at Gorham
| Normal school, is Spe nding her vacation
| with her parents in town.
| Rollins and Charles Linscott. students
at Dartmouth College, are guests of their
mother Mrs. Jennie Linscott for few
days.
| Miss Jessie Coombs came from Cor
ham Normal school Friday and will re
main at home until school opens April
! nth.
The cottage belonging to the Stanwood
estate has been lately sold to Mr.. Card
ner Dreamer and Mrs. Hannah Hayes
Arthur and Clifton Scott returned home
Saturday after spending week with her
sister in Bath, N. II.
| II. S. Weaver of Boston IS in town for
q few days
Miss Alice Reed is confined to the
| home with an attack of the grip
| ID, b. Phelan was in town Wednesday.
Miss Olivia Ellington of Pressure Isle
has been the guest of Mrs, n X. Pearson
| for a week.
Mrs Ma bella Gilman was in RoCklaud
| Monday
Roswell Genthner has sold his farm on
! Friendship St, known as the +. Lash
farm. to Sanford Dreamer of West
| Waldoboro.
NORTH-O. G. Miller visited in
Rockland Friday.
! Mrs Fred Oliver and Kendel r.
league drove to Waldcboro Friday.
T. L. Cooper of East jefferson was
IN this place Saturday and called on
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Overlook.
Miss NJ. Ruby Wolter has returned
to Bucksport Seminary. from which
she will graduate this year
| Misses Olive. Cashier and Ruth Pier
son of Waldoboro were guests of Mrs
Everett Mank Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Harry Miller of South Wash
Ington was in this place Saturday
calling on friends.
E. G. league planted some early
peas and potatoes Saturday. April I'd.
| Rev. n. r. Pierson of Waldoboro
was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Heyer Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. George Bryant who has been
passing a week with her parents, re-
turned to her home in Washington
! Sunday.
| Isaac Overlook. who has been con-
| fined to the house the past several
weeks by sickness, was able to walk
out little Sunday morning.
Mi and Mrs. Fred Oliver, Warren
| and Henry Burnheimer and George
| Oliver, were callers on Mr.. and Mrs.
Llewellyn Oliver at Pleasant Hill Sun
day.
BY the generosity of j. &. Bogues
ana E {. league a tower and bell have
| been placed on the Bogues schoolhouse
! The School Improvement League has
done some excellent work on this
house, which is now one of the finest
school rooms in town
Rev. G. J. Brown. Sunday school
missionary of Bangor. will preach in
the NJ. E. church Sunday morning.
AIrl 10. All are cordially invited to
come
DRESDEN MILLS.
Miss Marguerite White has returned
to Portland where she will again take
up her studies at business college
Fred Reed passed away Saturday
night.
F. G. Goodwin made a business trip
to Gardiner Saturday.
Bishop Goldman has given special
services since Friday, Saturday even
ing being the confirmation. Those
being confirmed were Mrs. Charles
Goud. Mrs. William Mcdonald. Mrs.
Fred Blinn. Miss Elizabeth Bickford,
Dorr Woodward and Ray Cate of
Bridge Academy are having a two
weeks vacation.
Miss Ruth Bickford is mourning the
loss of her pet dog. The pet was
hitched and in some way jumped over
a box and hung himself. The dog had
been trained to harness and hauled
its mistress about on a sled. Ottimes
she and the dog Billy would be seen
| riding horse back together.
Miss Abbie Barker is the guest of
Mrs. H. A. Bickford
Mr. and Mrs, Landry returned from
Waterville Saturday.
Mrs. Henry Marson. who has been
staying with her mother for the past
week. returned to her home in Pitts
| ton Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Pushard passed
| Saturday in Wiscasset. it being the
| birthday of Mrs Pushard's mother.
WiscassET.
Miss Blanche. Dickinson is visiting
her sister. Mrs. Harry Fitch. at her
home in Chelsea, Mass.
Mr. Harold Smith and family, VINO
have been visiting friends in Chicago,
| returned home the last of the week
| Francis Mcdonald of Dresden Mills
was in town Saturday
| L. l.. Lowell of Bath was in town
| the last of the week
| Miss Elizabeth Patterson has gone
to Boston for an indefinite period to
visit the art galleries.
! II. E. Rines is raising the roof of
his house. corner of Fort Hill and
Bradbury street
Benjamin Blagden is very ill at his
| home on the Alma road. Mr. Blagden
has been confined to the house for sew
eral weeks with what appears to be
q, nervous break down.
s. J. Sewall is preparing to build
| house on his fathers lot on Lee
| street.
| DIR. feathers is out again after an
| illness of several days.
Jesse RineS has gone fo a MaSsa-