Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-07
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CROSS HILL-F. E. Moor or the Boltor
hill pc6ftry yards, Augusta. was bust
ness caller, "Wednesday on the Hill.
Mrs. S. J. Newell of China and Mr.
and Mrs. Lisherness of New Portland
were guests Wednesday afternoon o
Mrs. Frank Tobey.
Frank Tobey is packing apples for G
L. Weeks OF Augusta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weston Lewis of Au
gusta wer, guests of Mr.. Lewis's aunts
Mrs s. B. Jones and Mrs. M. J. Clark
Sunday. .p
The ladies of the Methodist church will
hold sociable and bean SUPPER Frida.
evening. Oct. IA, at the church.
Henry Plummer of Augusta was on the
Hill Monday on business.
DIR. Meigs of Boston is at Fred B. Per
'ley's on a short visit.
NORTH-The corn shop at Vassalbort
closed the seasons pack Friday nigh,
after a successful season. Upwards OF
100000 cans were packed. The farmers
appear to be well satisfied with their re-
suits. The work of labelling and shin~ine
is now going on.
Geo. Atwood Earle died Monday Of
As years.
e. H. Cook is shipping car load OF
apples from Vassalbero station.
The wooden mill started Monday morn.
ing on an S-heur schedule.
The fall term of Oak Grove Seminary
is unusually large. Upwards of 100 stu
dents are in attendance
The old folks concert given Frida!
evening in Citizens haH under, the aus
pices of the Methodist church was s
success in every way. The hall was wei
filled and the program and chorus under
the direction of Rev. L. G. Marsh was Of
high order Steps are bein.- taken tt
form a chorus for future entertainment
The following is the program of Frida,
evening. Nearly every one was Obliged
to respond to encores. The program in.
cluded chorus selections solo by Mr.
Seavey: reading by Miss Gottlander SOLE
and mixed quartet!
->ar WINDSOR. .t~
WINDSORVILLE. - Miss Pauline
Doe, who has been the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Everett Trask, and the
past three weeks, has returned to Au-
gusta.
George r. Rawley has returned from
a visit to Its early home in st. George.
Mrs. Dolly Wright is entertaining
her aunt. Mrs. Harriet Peasley, OF
Wh;tef1eld
Langdon Weaver has harvested Al
bushels of large Delaware potatoes
from one-fith of an acre.
I. w. Sproul has recently purchased
fine matched pair of cattle measur-
ing Z feet and inches.
Miss Annie Lyon, who is teaching
in Somerville, came home to attend
the fair. ....
Arthur sproul went TO Washington
Saturday.
Lawrence Crummett of China was
the guest Saturday and Sunday of
friends in town.
Fred Douglass is employed by Ever
EFT Lyon.
Arthur Piper is working for Erskine
Bros.
Philip Porter of Semerville was a
recent business visitor in town.
Miss Inez Kennedy visited her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Zebra Kennedy,
over Sunday.
Raymond York and Miss Ruby Colby
went to, Washington Thursday to at
tend the Washington town fair.
visitor at the home of her grand
father. Dexter Dunton. 4 50 W.
Charles Overlook and daughter,
Josephine, were recent guests of friends
in town.
Mrs. Dolly Wright and son. Homer,
and Mrs. Harriette Peasley returned
Sunday from visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
Sewall Peasley in Chelsea.
Mrs. ]. p. Stilphen had green string
beans for dianer Oct. 1, and on that
day she also picked bouquet of sweet
peas and pint of ripe blackberries.
WFST-The Ladies' Union Of the
North Windsor BAPTIST church will hold
a box social and Old Folks concert
THURSDAY, Oct. IL, at Grove Maple farm.
concert will begin at rs and the sale of
boxes promptly at $50. Ladies' are re-
quested to bring undecorated boxes with
no name inside.
MT. VERNON.
WEST-Mr and Mrs. Frank Horn at
tended the Fair at Pennington last week,
returning home Saturday. They made
the trip in Mr.. Horns automobile.
Sunday school will beA at liz o'clock
October 3. and it is expected that Rev.
F. w. Klein will preach at 3 P. M. Sun
day. Oct. 16
c. C. Walton of Fayette was. guest
SUNDAY at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. George Cushman.
Mr. and Mrs. Waldo White of Mt: Yer
non We're guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs.
George White. - ..ss
/ while huskfng corn recently Mrs. F. A.
Foss found one ear with IA rows of corn
and another containing IS rows on one
ear. =
: wEsT-Rev. F.tw. Klein occupied the
local pulpit Sunday afternoon. Mr..
Klein's text was from I'd Corinthians
VIII:9. from which he delivered very
interesting sermon. In absence of the
president the conservation meeting of
the Christian Endeavor society was led
by Deacon Amzie Butler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amzie Butler returned
Saturday from waterville, where they
Mary L. Branch. =
J. H. Littlefield was in Watervile Sat
urdav to open his restaurant, the Apple
ton Inn, on Haines Court.
Hosea Briggs Is building new house.
Edwin Mosher was badly hurt few
days ago by a fall from tree.
Ernest Blaisdell has been drawn as a
juryman. % a-
A social dance will be held Thursday
evening at Hillside camps.
WINsLoW.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Ford Of Benton
were guests Sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs. f.
w Towle.
Interest in the waterville Dairy I'M
provement Association is steadily in
creasing several new members having
been added from this town during the
the association, while cunning in the
woods near the GJlUtill homestead re-