Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-27
LINCOLN
JEFFERSON.

LINCOLN
JEFFERSON.
f. G.. jackson has returned from a
visit 10 Shiloh.
+. A. Hoffses has been drawn as
grand juror and d. 5. Glidden and
Abraham King as traverse jurors for
the October term of court at Wis
casset.
Stella Dinsmore went to Boston,
Tuesday, 10 consult an occulist and to
visit friends.
The annual Harvest Home of the
First Baptist church was held at
Grange hall, Friday evening. Oct 20
There was large attendance, al
though the weather was somewhat
threatening. About 500 was realized
from the supper and the sale of pro-
duce and fancy articles.
f. l.. Castle went to Boston, Tues
day.
WHITEFIELD.
NORTH--In the death of John Noyes
and William Douglass which occurred
a few weeks ago, Nhitefield has sus-
tanned loss. They We're good citizens
kind neishbors and always willing to
help and assist their grand order. They
both belonged to the G. a. r. Mr..
Moves was commander for years in
Erskin Post where Mr.. Douglass
held The Office of quarter-naster. Both
leave a widow to mourn their loss.
The many friends OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Lou Saunders of Harrington are glad
To welcome them back in the place
once more as Mr.. Saunders has enI-
pipyrlent for an indefinite time.
Alvf.n Benson of Boston has been
passing "a few days with his wife here
in the place.
MIR. and Mrs. L. $. Bryant and
daughters and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
.Acheo attended the fair at Damaris-
Gotta as Mr. Bryant had horse en-
tered there in the races.
Mr. and Mrs. n. S. Turner and son
of Wiscasset attended the game supper
at Kings Mills last week.
Leland Bryant mas gone to Everett,
Mass where lie has employment for
the winter.
Charles Harlow is in New York
visiting relatives
Mrs Abhie Chisam recently visited
friends and relatives in Portland
MISS clara iketu VI It al 10
visiting her mother and sister, Mrs.
DR. Odiorne and Mrs. Reed
SOUTH. A. Bradstreet of Gardi-
ner who has been the guest of his
daughter during the past two weeks,
returned to his home. Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ID. Houdlette and
Miss Grace Blen are at the Woodman
cottage, Bar Harbor, enjoying their
annual vacation.
A. c. Houdlette and family who
have passed the summer in Woolwich
will return. this week. to their home.
]. Elwood Heath had a huskins. Fri
day night, which turned out the finest
lot of corn in this section. Mr.. Heath
planted the twelve rows and visit to
his corn crib will convince one of the
merits of that corn.
Henry Palmer left, Saturday, for a
brief business trip
Mrs. Henry Palmer and son were
recent callers on friends in Waterville.
Mrs. Ludy Powers and Mrs. Alvin
Cults of Pittston. visited Mrs d. E.
Matthews, Tuesday.
| The sad news reached this place
early Monday, of the death of Charles
| Bailey III Brunswick, Sunday, being
crushed to death coupling cars. TWO
sisters and one brother, survive, also
his grandmother, Mrs II. ]. Bailey of
| this place.
| COOFER'S MILLS-Mrs Percy Greig
| is visiting her father, James Gallison
| for few days
| Madison Leavitt has been confined
to the house for the past week. His
| sister. Mrs. Nash. is caring for him.
| Victor Bowman, accompanied by his
friend William Hopkins, is spending
his vacation with his parents Mr. and
Mrs. Bowman.
| The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
/ Pinllham died last week of pneumonia.
Mrs Albert Jones is visiting at Miss
Sarah Gray's.
WALDoBoRO.
Miss Alice Reed left. Saturday, for
/ West Newton to visit her sister, Mrs.
Richard Elkins.
| Clarence Benner Of Waldoboro and
lGertrude Waltz Of Warren were
united in marriage Tuesday evening
at the home of the bride. Rev. Frank
Pratt of Waldoboro performed the
ceremony.
Miss Elizabeth Genthner left for
Boston Tuesday TO purchase goods for
the holidays.
DR.. and Mrs. Eben Alden of Rock
/ land were in town Saturday
Miss May Smith of Round Pond was
1.-THE guest. Sunday. of Marion Miller.
i Mr.. and Mrs. John Palmer returned.
Saturday evening, from their trip to
Boston, 854fasl.ss
n Mrs. Louise Miller has returned