Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-25
Mfr. Coll. who has been visiting r. r.
Davidson, left Tuesday. ag
MONMOUTH.


Mrs. Nellie Kyle and daughter. Miss
Bertha Kyle OF Lowell. Mass. are WIS.,
iting friends in town.
Mrs. Thompson Of Portland and ,
daughters, Miss Christina NJ. Thomp-
son Of New York. and Miss Ella
Thorn son Of Portland are guests at I
r. Moody's.
H. N. Hurd OF Manchester, N H., IL
a guest at s. X. Plummers.
Mrs. II. O. Pierce and Mrs Kelsey of
New York have gone to Harpsweli TO-
visit Mrs. Pierce's son, Prof. Harry
RAYMOND Pierce of Princeton Univer.
sity.
Mrs. C. e. Andrews and daughter
Helen and Mrs r. w. Halliday and
little son Of Newport have returned
from an outing in Portland and Harps-
well. -. "a
DR.. and Mrs. Hanscom of New York
are at J. +. Moody's. DR.. Hanscom is
abou. settling in Monmouth. H..
Rev H. Maxwell of Sometville,
Mass, preached at the Methodist
church last Sunday in the absence OF
the pastor, Rev. c. /. Spear
LiTcHFiELD. :
James D. Merriman of New York:
Miss Lola Merriman of Baltimore; Mrs
W. B. Fellows of Tilton. N. H.. and
Miss Abbie Merriman Of Brooklina.
Mass, are all at the Merriman home
for a short stay. Charles McCausland
of West Gardiner is stopping with
them. ~ 2
Harley Bartlett and his friend. Mr..
Bently of Morrisville. VT, who have
spent two weeks with A. D. Bartlett,
returned home Wednesday. Mr.. Bart
lett is a jeweler in Morrisville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Baker and little
son Albert of Somerville. Mass, have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Baker
They returned home Wednesday after
noon. 81
Mrs. Fred Baker is on the sick list.
Her mother Mrs. Beals of Lewiston.
came Tuesday to care for her. r..
Mrs. Pease of Clinton is visiting her
daughter. Mrs c. w. Robinson.
E. L. Kerby and two sons of Lowell
Mass. are stopping at Mrs. J. T. Gil
mans q
Mrs. E. w. Small passed Wednesday
in Augusta.
H. H. Adams of Belgrade passed
Tuesday night with his brother. F. N.
Adams.
Miss Pauline Fisk, who was called
away by the illness of her father. re-
turned to the Pike" Monday
Miss Mary Allen is at Chas. Wal
dron's for few days.
Miss Daisy Provandie of Melrose.
Mass, is visiting at Miss Laura
Cranes.
F. n. Adams went to Augusta
Wednesday on town business.
MT. VERNON.
WEsT-Through misinformation it
was reported that Bert Cole had re-
turned to Boston. Mr.. Cole went to
Lewiston Saturday, returning to this
place Monday.
j. w, Dolloff is at work at South
Chesterville Mills.
Orland Brown was in Lewiston sat
urday, returning home Monday.
Alton Tylor was in Chesterville Tues
day on business.
EAST vAssAL1oRo.
Sunday guests at Mrs. Rounds
were l.. NJ. Davis and Mrs. Edm
Giddings and little Phyllis of Water
Vile and Eugene Brann of Albion.
]. F Washburn was at home Sunday
accompanied by J. A. Grant of Norh
Vassalboro. f
Mrs Frank Knight and Chester were
at Mrs. Roundy's Monday leaving
Tuesday noon on Boston boat en- route
for MAYNARD, Mass. Mrs. Hattie Dav-
is and Marion also left for South
bridge Greta Roundy accompanied
them as far as Boston for weeks
visit with relatives in Waltham.
Rev Mark Thomas preached at the
Camp Monday morning and Rev MT
March in the afternoon. -
John Bragg and family with Mr.. anu
Mrs A. l.. Priest are spending the
week at Freeman Wards cottage on
China lake.
Miss Della Copp of Madison passed
several days last week with Mrs. j. +.
Sawtelle
Mr.. and Mrs. Laforest Jones of PORT
age. Wis, and DR.. and Mrs. Mark New
ton of Sabattus are visiting for rev
days at E. A. Tillsons.
Mrs. Rufus Bean and Mrs. Henry ana
children from Kansas are visiting tne
formers sister, Mrs. NJ w. Cowan.
Mrs. Will Munsey of Boston. Mass,N
visiting at w. B. Manter's.
Tibbetts & Bickford Of Belgrade ary
threshng grain in this vicinity
Mrs. A. w. Branch and children ~
Hallowell are visiting Mrs. c. A. Branch