Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-03
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CHINA.

went to Augusta Monday to attend the
funeral of their littl" granddaughter,
Doris Pullen.
l.. T.. Haskell and family called on
friends at Weeks Mills Sunday.
Miss Mosher. our school teacher, at
tended the teachers convention at Ban
COR last week
stanley Turner returned home last
Wednesday,. bringing with him two fine
deer which he brought down while gum
ming in Eustis. lie is very enthusiastic
about his trip and thinks Eustis is a fine
place TO go to, as the hotel and camp
accommodations are good and game plen-
tifu,
BERNARD Haskell is working with c. T..
EuZZen.
LAkESI DE.-Alildred Doe arrived
home Sunday from Hallowell.
IRA Worth is at work in the corn
factory at Weeks Mills.
Mrs. 4. c. Bassett and children
called sunday on Miss Susie Nelson.
Jasper Crummett was also 4 visitor
Sunday at Mr.. Nelson's.
Mrs. Florence Clark and children
visited in Waterville over Sunday.
Harry Doe was in Hallowcll Satur-
day.
Fred Fitzgerald is hauling potatoes
t. NaSsa;boro station.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fitzgerald and
children visited Sunday evening at c.
II. T".,e'.;.
Mrs. Bertha PasSett visited in North
Nassalb"ro and Priest Hill Tuesday at
ternoon.
WINDSOR.
WEST-F'red True recently purchased 4
fine large truck horse weighing 400
pounds of Readiied parties.
Miss Lena Smart, who has been visit
ing friends in Augusta for few days,
returned home Monday
A horse owned by Stephen Lamson.
said to be 80 years old, is in good con-
dition and a very good driver at the
present time
Arthur Casey has been assisting George
Tohey in his cider mill at Stewards.
VIENNA.
NoRTH-A congregation of about
~ gathered Sunday afternoon at the
Vienna Methodist church and listened
to Il powerful gospel sermon BY Rev
!. ID. Eolmes, on the theme, Jesus
Rev. Henry Crockett was present and
assisted at the close of the service in
the celebration Of the Lords supper.
PlTTsToN.
NORTH. Mrs. c. H. Watson Miss
Rernice Watson and Miss Ida Searls
of Chelsea, visited Mrs. r. f. Green,
Wednesday,
q. K. M9nsi' shot Il raccoon Thurs
day night.
Mrs. Il"nrv OF New York with her
son. F.. Henry of St Dennis church.
Whitefeld. while en- route b. auto
mobile iroil Gardiner to Whiteteld
Friday, We're suddenly brought to q
standStill by the setting Of the wheels
in tn" soft mud near Charles Manson $
rlac" Tn" s,r,ir"S--of Will McCor-
mick and lis big horses We're required
to tNtrioatc the machine
The remains of Mrs. Margaret Nc
Go"crr We're brought to Whitcfeld.
Saturday, from Massachusetts, and
int"rment made in IL" Catholic
cemetery. Mrs. McGov"rn was a Sis
ter %: TIC lat, John McCugn of this
place. Two rrphcv'a reside here. Ed
ward Ai..1 Frank McGusin. The re-
-
Miss Grace Conway.
Harry Cooper and frincdS of Ran
dOlph were at the farm OF Alton Coop
cr over Sunday.
Cherries Manson has given his build
ingS another coat of paint and added
blinds to the house which has much
improved its appearance.
George Evans of Augusta was q
guest recently at Charles Starks.
Rev. r. w Plant of Gardiner visit
ed the Sunday school Sunday after
noon ana gave another of his nstruc-
tive talks to tn" children. The chill
dren are preparing Il missionary box
for which they are working in their
snare hours out of school. All are in
vited to be present at y. m. Friday.
Nov. 4, at st. Andrews church. Smith
town. to listen to M. Gardiner on
missionary work.
ROME.
James futile lost a valuable COW
recently. 1t is thought the animal