Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-06-08
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WHiTEFlELD.
SOUTH - Herman Thayer recently
bought fancy yoke of 2-year-old Here
ford steers of William Mcdonald of the
National Home. that girth 6H IT.. Mr..
Jewett of Whitefield when two months
old, for $40.
Ludy Matthews has bought fine look
ing horse of Wiseasset~ parties. ~
Mrs. d. f. Matthews returned from
Gardiner Sunday. where she has been
caring for her mother. She. was accom-
Henry and FMyfon Palmer are shipping
four car loads re .lumbeF. a week. To Re
ton, for. the Trans-state, IAmher Co.
thousand to, be. shipped at once. =
Mr. and Mrs. aPerley l.aMrence of Au-
! snsta were recent callers at Fairview
farm. tr.ts
Miss C. A. Woodman left Saturi'',-
for New Harbor, where she will pass the
month ut Woodman cottage. Mrs a..
Pottle of Alma accompanied her.
Harrison Croker went to Augusta Sat
nrday on business trip. t-e
Harry Mcdonald has charge of stick
ing the lumber at the Cummings mill.
John DOckendorm of ,Pittston was q
caller in the place Sunday.
WlscAssET.
The Republican county convention
will be held here Tuesday,
Mrs. Frances Hubbard is at her
home on High street for the summer.
Miss Elsie Smith is in the General
hospital at Lewiston for treatment.
Sutton Foye has returned from a
pleasure trip to Boston.
w. ID. Bowdoin has added roof
window to his pretty house on Water
street.
Mrs. w. G. Hubbard was. In Rock
land two days of last week 4
The "Old Folks" of this village took
straw ride to Woolwich, Wednesday
| evening. and gave their concert, In ahe
Grange hall there.
Joseph Tucker and family, who have
passed the winter in Boston. are lat
| home on Main street ~H.e !"
Mr. and Mrs. l.. w. Gibbs are al
home from Pittsburg. Pa, where they
| spent the winter. -, g.,
Mrs. n. c. Brown. was in Dresden
Sunday.
The Wiscasset baseball team, went'to
Boothbay Harbor Monday to play ball.
and won the game.
MRS. Horace Weeks from Cooper's
Mills was calling on friends in town
Monday. '~-,s -
Mrs. Geo. A. Smith and son frem
oo'H were IN town TUESDAY.
Mrs. f. NJ. Chase and Miss Helen
Groves went to Bath Wednesday,.
r. $. Webb went to Nova Scotia
Wednesday. s.-...
Miss Elizabeth Brown was calling on
friends in Bath Wednesday.
ED. Smith and daughters, Elsie and
Mrs. Lucy Patterson, went to Lewis
ton Wednesday.
Mrs. Eta Simpson and L. Frank
Metcaif were in Bath Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Freeman and
daughter Dorothy, returned Thursday
AFTER visit in Mendon, Mass.
reception was given in the Metho-
ulst church Friday night for the new
pastor' heV. Edmonds. District Supt.
fheian was present and the evening
was much enjoyed. by all present. A
eoou program was given and refresh
served. - 49,
urday
JEFFERSON.
SOuTI1-The pastor delivered an ey-
eeiient Memorial SERMON .ast sunday
iiiorhihg TO large audience. William
Z. Hall Post, G. A. r., was presant
N''S A~etNASo AeeheI SOTpS. ApUrO-
pirate music was furnished by the
south Jefferson quartet
Harold Rose of Lowell Mass, is Wis.,
ting friends i'm this place.
Mr. and Mrs. w. f. Ruggles of Far
mingdale passed Sunday with her son
Fred Erskine.
e. ID. Batchelder G. Co. are moving
their portable sawmiil to WHITEHEAD
where they expect to do an extensive
business the coming year .'s So.
Mrs. Margaret Fish, who has heeu
critically Ill for several weeks, is con-
valescent .-.- =.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward tMcCassey of
Brewer, visited friends in this place
last Sunday. .'f' L..
So. HEAD TIDE.
Lincoln County Pomona Grange win
meet with Eastern River Grange June IA,
me following program has been arrang-
address Of welcome, John n. Mavsrs:
response. George W. Singer: music by
Mayors ochestra; reading, Mrs. Flora s.
holldiett: reading, Mrs. Pond; music by
t tnn cho eT, paper. Mrs. Fannie Pushard;
fronting the American People Today
| ). p, Call and others music Mavers Or
cheStra; recitation Mrs. Athena gDorr:
| original essay Lawrence Averill. roll
I pal, 'Wo minute talk, .on What 1 Like
orchestra: question. I'm What Wav Can
we get Most Out of the Farm and Still
improve It?' opened by B. A. Bailey.
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| George Bisbee was arraigned In the
Auburn municipal court Tuesday
! morning ri "a A. n AGO ,.1t p.SzA~+A