Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-10-20
COUNTY NEWS.
KENNEBEC
WINDSOR.

Albert fialoWeI o1 'Iiiio, CO.
man and Walter Pierce visited the
old homestead last Sunday.
lola Pierce was weekend guest "i
Edith Murray.
Allan Studley of Pittston visited his
parents last Sunday.
Mrs. Millie Jones last "Wednesday
entertained the Ladies Aid Of the NJ.
E. church of Branch Mills.
ULYSSES Pierce and friend Of Au-
gusta was a Sunday visitor in town.
Mrs. G. B. McKindsley of Windsor
visited her sister, Mrs. Orrin knights,
one day last week.
WEST WINDSOR.
Miss Edna Pierce of Bates College
passed Saturday and Sunday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs George Pierce
of East Augusta.
Mrs. Laura Boggs is spending this
week at the home of her brother, Mr..
and Mrs. Orrin Cunningham.
Winfield :. Barton, one of West
Windsor's young farmers raised on 5B
acres 1880 bushels of smooth, white,
Green Mountain potatoes, free from
rot. Mr.. Barton also sold to the fac
tory $3.50 worth Of sweet corn from
three acres.
Miss Beatrice Caswell, who has en-
plOyment in the Vickery Publishing
building, Augusta. passed Sunday al
the home of her father, Herbert Cas-
Well
Mrs Annie Ward with her daughter
and Ralph Small, all of Augusta, Miss
Alice Caswell and Mr.. Ward OF Church
Hill, also Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Burrill
of Weeks Mills We're Sunday guests
! of MI. and Mrs. Elbridge Caswell.
Mrs w. p. Lamson passed a few
days at Weeks Mills last week visit
ing her brother, James Cook.
ALBION.
MIS-. Fred Coffin of Wiscasset is
visiting relatives in town.
Miss Anna A. Wood, who teaches in
South Prewer. spent the Weekend
With her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. p.
Wool.
Mrs. c. w. Abbott is spending a
few days in Portland,
About 20 from this place attended
the social given Friday night by the
| Lawrence High school at Fairfield.
LlTCHFiELD.
Mrs. George Gould of Fitchburg.
Mass spent the week end with her
friend Mrs. Eusenia Keith.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Adams OF Bel
grade visited at Mr.. l.. \. Adams the
last Of the week. returning home sun
day.
Walter True. Mrs F. \. Adams and
Mrs. Edwin Cram went to Bath sun
| day to attend the funeral of their
aunt. Mrs. Martha Stantial.
Roger Gilman went to Bear Noun
| tain Friday returning home Sunday.
| Mr.. Goodwin of StetSon visited his
aunt, Mrs. Asa Getchell last week.
PLA1NS-The many friends Of Hon.
Samuel Smith will be pleased to learn
| that his health is much improved.
! Miss Achsa Williams closed her
house Wednesday and returned to
Boston.
Elbridgc Ranks has received his
| shingles and will commence work as
| soon as there is sufficient water.
BELGRADE.
a concert and dance will be given
| Wednesday under the auspices of H.
| L. Strickland. The ladies' orchestra
| will furnish music.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Hewitt attended
| the two-day meeting of Pomona
|
The Ladies' Aid of the Old South
| church will meet Wednesday after
noon with Mrs. Ellen GoWell
Mrs. f. +. Redman went to her
home in Rockland Thursday for a few
weeks visit
Mr.. and Mrs H. A. Taught were
| guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs J. C.
Hewitt
The Maine Central Railroad paint
ing crew are giving the station
fresh coat of paint.
A horse belonging to Frank Taylor
of Sidney became frightened at an
automobile Sunday and dropped dead
| near George F'arnham's.
Mrs l.. +. Reynolds has returned
nome after visit at her old home i'm
Lubec.
MT. VERNON.
Col. Thomas Hopkins. after spend-
| ing most of the summer ana early
la'l at his farm in Mount Vernon.
leit last week with Mrs Hopkins. for
Washington. D. c.
MRS. f. w. Klein went to Farming
ton last SATURDAY., to visit her daugh-
| ter. Ethel.
me Rebekahs of this town had a
special meeting last Friday at odd
Fellows hall
thomas McCarty, who is in the po-
ta'o business at Nassalboro passed
icW Gays with his family recently
ana returned to VasSalhoro Monday.
Attendance at church services was
good last Sunday At the Baptist
church the pastor preached a season.
a"!e sermon on THE Fading Leaf"
IN tlle morning and in the evening
MRS. r. Il. Jacobs gave the second
part of her travel talk to good
sized and appreciative audience. Her
account of the Passion play at Ober-
afnmereau was especially interesting.
Sunday school will be at II
A. NJ. Sunday. Oct %. and Sunday
oct 80. the Sunday school will be at
! oclock and services conducted bv
Mr.. Klein will be at go p. NJ a
Ealf-hour earlier than formerly.
Mrs. Samuel BiShop and daupb+or