Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-16
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| c. H. Crocker is having his oats threSh-
ed He reports IN bushels from small
acreage
Mr. and Mrs.. Z. ], Lyons, daughters
Eleanor and Angie, made a brief bujl-
ness trip Wednesday to Augusta
Joseph Stewart Is having his house
painted,
| W. W Nash has Il. II. Palmer and
Charlie Bailey helping him with his fan
farm work
| Mrs Robert Moody and Miss Haze
stevens are visiting in Massachusetts
! Huskng and new cider are In voguj
| at present.
| WINDSOR.
WEST-The Ladies Union Will meeI
| "Wednesday, Oct. Is. with Mrs Danie
| Eurril
The A. G Club of South Nassalhorc
| and West Windsor held HaryeS
supper in the summer house at r
| Belle Taylor's. About 80 We're present
There were Is invited guests. who
came from Windsor. China. Midway
Mass, Waterville and Cross Hill
Prof. w. J. Thompson gave an inter
es;ing talk on Scientific Methods" L
| un appreciative audience; also Il few
well chosen words by Mrs. Thompson
remarks by Mr.. and Mrs Frank Col
burn, Mr.. and Mrs. y. w. Haskell ant
Mrs. +. r. Whitehouse.
| The A. @ Club held Il business
Injecting, Wednesday evening. at Q. L
| Carpenter
Mrs. Emily McFaddcn of Pittstor
| " * visitor Of Mrs AIar1t ND
| Annie Nash and other relatives il III,
place.
| SORTH-Mfs. Gertrude Swanton
| Doyle of Toronto. Can, accompanied by
Eeibling Doyla. her daughter, are the
guests at the home of their cousin. r.
T. Pierce. This is Mrs. Deyle's first
visit to Maine in 80 years. Mrs. Doyle
is the daughter Of Thomas SHanton
and Lucy Pierce Swanton.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Motherweil Of
Cedar street, Augusta, We're recent
callers in this place.
Almon Merrill. an aged and respect
ed citizen, passed away Oct 10. The
funeral services We're conducted by
Rev. b. r Turner pastor Of the North
Windsor Baptist church.
Ansel Robinson, who has been i'll for
a long time is reported as not being rs
We'll.
Rev y. T. Turner and family have
arrived and very comfortably settled
IN the parsonage.
Mrs Vesta Studley and Mrs. Han
nah Merrill from Maiden were recent
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Studley.
vAssALHoRo.
4 pczy IJandarSnn ~ H.
ter at East Vassalboro, will preach
Saturday and Sunday at Parsonsfield,
at the sessions of Quarterly meeting.
Rev. Mr. Paine. who is at present SUI
perintendent of the schools of VAS
salboro and China, will supply for Mr..
Henderson sunday afternoon at
Friends church,
Sunday. Oct. o.. Will he observed as
Harvest Sunday at Friends church.
Special services will be held and dec
orations Of fruit and vegetables will
be used Everybody is invited 10 cou-
tribute as all donations will be sent
to the Children's Home in Augusta.
ROME.
Mr. and Mrs Z. \. Hawes are on a
pleasure trip to New York and Bos-
ton
W Y. Moslier has bought the Ralph
William house. Ralph William Is
building t new house on the lot. lie
bought OF j. II. Lttleicld.
L. A. Halves is having his stable
elapboarded.
MOUNT VERNON,
Mrs In Williams is away for a few
weeks visit with the Doctors mother
in Newton, Mass.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. t.add of Wilton
recently visited Mr.. Ladd's father In
this village and. returning. took him
along for visit at their home
Mrs. May Tibhetts Dyer of Port
land visited friends in town during
the first half of this week.
Mrs. John Dolloff passed away
Thursday afternoon aged r. Death
occurred at the home Of her son. f.
a. DoioH. at West Mt. Vernon, where
the funeral will take place at IL A.
Nj. saturday
Miss Faustina Bean, who has been
i'll for several weeks, is
gaining very slowly
The annual festival of local odd
Fellows ana Rebekahs was held last
Wednesday evening at odd Fellows
hall.
SOUTH \ happy occasion ana one
greatly enjoyed by all present was the
corn husking party given by MIR. and
Mrs. Chase +. Fogg ut their home.
"Wednesday evening. a large number
of persons were in attendance and
busy fingeIs made short work Of pre-
pairing the 100 bushels of fine yellow
corn for the granary. A bountiful
supper OF oysters, baked beans, a va
ricty Of cakes and pies was served |
Those not caring TO dance wera en-
,bvg singing and piano, I,s,isie
n the barn, .tloorsS1 were made READY
or dancing, atsssrs. benton. iFogg
md acknowledgements the music.
70 pafnS Mere spared Ito make the
'vening n success, ana everyone there
were sreatlY indebted to Mr.. and
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