Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-09-27

4 saturday the last day 6f the fair
two men hired horse and buggy of
LeeFuller to go to Newport, with the
intention of returning that night.
They did not return until nearly noon
sunday, and both were intoxicated and
the buggy badly smashed. They were
arrested and MONDAY forenoon taken
before County Attorney J. II. HALEY In,
hearing. They were fined 5 aHd
costs.
Charles Ellis has returned from
Canada with Il car II stock COWS.
Very quickly.
Mrs. Betsey Bradford is very poor
y.
sMiTHFlELD.
Ruel Mosher picked ripe strawber-
~ Wednesday, Sept 70
Mrs. George Esty and two children
and Mrs. Harold Toward Of Water
Vile were callers at Z. c. BOWS one
day recently.
Mr. and Mrs. George CroweU are
the happy parents ot i 9-pound baby
girl
There will be considerable loss
among the farmers oil account of the
1ros, Burnham & MorreH gave out or
ders Friday that they should take no
mere frost bitten corn until they in
spected it in the field.
Mir. and Mrs. arthur Perkins are
visiting the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Foster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Stevens are Al
home. having spent the summer At
Belgrade Lakes.
HlNCKLEY.
Howard Burgess attended &howae-
gan fair. Sept. IS
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. {. Frost OF Boston
We're callers in town recently. They
We're on an automobile trip to lack
man.
y. z. Barrows has moved his family
to Durham where H. mas STEADY en-
pIoymen:
Miss Laura L LaoEa passed Satur-
day and SUNDAY a. sanford Striek-
lands.
Mr. aud Mrs. Walter E. Trask of
Oakland were callers IA town. Satur-
day
Mrs. Geo, T. Tibbe;ta who has been
visiting relatives in SkoW 1egan FOR
several days has returned home.
Mrs. Olive Parkman, agea 90 years,
was at church. SUNDAY She took
much pleasure in meeting old friends
and had the distinction OF being the
oldest person present.
Melvin Palmer attended the pest
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