Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-07-12
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MIS-. Ernest FOye ana son, ElWOOd,
returned from Skowhegan Wednesday,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dunton of Au-
gusta were visitors in town Sunday
Mrs. Ella McCobb of Alma was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George McCobb
Friday.
Mrs H. S. Stewart, who has been
visiting her sister Mrs. Benjamin Bak-
| er. returned to her home in Auburn
Saturday.
f. b. Weeks of Jefferson was call
ing on friends in town Friday
Sarah Rollins returned from Beverly,
| Mass, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Fossett and
| daughter, Marion, and Merle Townes,
went Sunday to Boothbay and the is
| lands.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Cults returned
| from Massachusetts Sunday.
READFiELD.
DEPOT-Master Willis Brown, who
was badly burned on the Fourth of
July by an explosion of combustibles
in his pocket, is doing as well as can
| be expected, the burns gradually heal
ing.
| Mrs. William Brown, Livermore
Falls, who has been visiting relatives
in Garland, was the dinner guest of
Mrs. ]. H. Gordon Saturday. She is
now visiting relatives at the home of
w. F. Bourne.
| Mrs. Charles Gordon and grand
daughter, Miss Marguerite, Winthrop,
are visiting at Mrs. F. w. Browns, a
relative.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Bickford, Port
land, are entertained at the home of
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Willis
Bickford. They will remain some time.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Adelbert Wright, Wa
terville, were over-Sunday guests at
L. B. Wright's, parents of the former.
| A bell was placed on the new
Methodist church Saturday. The
building is nearly completed, and will
soon be ready for dedication.
Mrs. Laura Harrington and son Cor
don of Bath, came Saturday to pass
some time with Mrs. N. d. Gordon.
The daughter, Miss Beatrice Harring
ton has been there some time.
Miss Dorothy Alden and Miss Mabel
Dugas, Dixfield, passed the Fourth
with Mrs. J. H. Gordon. Miss Alden is
assistant at the pOstoffice
materialize Sunday, though continuous
| thunder was heard for some time in
the afternoon and evening, and heavy
showers were reported all around. The
haymakers had strenuous day,
among them, Guy Wright, with his
strong mules which did not finch at
the heaviest loads.
There were over so guests at Mar
hancock hotel Saturday, several more
arriving in the evening and Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Townsend is now stopping
at the Collins home which was vacant.
Mary and Owen Coleman have
lWhooping cough
SIDNEY.
| William Hoxie has lately installed a
U. S. cream separator in his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bacon are re-
Iceiving congratulations on the birth
of a grandson, word having been re
ceived here of the birth of a son t
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Bacon of Medfell
Mass.
Wilbur Small and Forest Cannon
are harvesting the hay crop on the
farm of Albert Leach
Amy and Zoa Stevens spent the
Fourth with their aunt, Mrs. John
IGriffin
NORTH-M. P. Springer, who has
been very i'll for the past two weeks
from the effects of a shock, passed
away Monday morning.
Wallace Currier OF Amesbury Mass,
was guest at S. A. Clark's last week
| Geo. c. Robbins and Albert Drum
mOnd passed Sunday at their old
home in town.
Henry Brown from Massac husetts
arrived Thursday at his uncles, Ell
mer Hamlen.
| There will be social dance in
Grange hall Saturday evening, July
18th. Ice cream and cold sodas will
be served
| Miss Lena Clark who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Edgar Bailey
in keene, n. H., returned home last
week
Henry Nicols and Miss Mary Rey-
nolds of Augusta were visitors at NJ
&c. Moore's Saturday.
Arthur H. Smiley of Owls Head
spent several days at his home in town
recently.
Harry Burgess, Mrs. James Field
end visitors in Watervile
Ralph Sawtelle, who has sold hts
farm to Fred White of Easton will
move his family to the home of A. T.
| Drummond
llTCHFIElD.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Gilman of Angus
ia passed Sunday at l.. D. Gilmans
Mrs. E. H. Tardeval, Mr. Paul and
Miss Helena Tardeval of Boston and
Miss Taylor of North Carolina are at
the Tardeval cottage on Tacoma lake
for the summer.
Mrs. ]. B. Kavanaugh of Boston and
Mrs. Moriarty of Lewiston are occu-
plying Pine Knoll cottage on Tacoma
lake.
DR.. r. w. Goss entertained company
Sunday at his cottage.
PLAINS--Miss Cora A. Maxwell is
passing her vacation with her sister
Mrs. C. T. Powers.
Mr. and Mrs. H. w. Maxwell passed