Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-11-15

A. d. Peasley who has been passing
several days with 3. A. Bogues in
Waldoboro has returned home.
Miss Dorothy L. Shuman was a guest
over Wednesday night OF her friends
Olive and GLADYS Burgess at Willow
Lake Farm
Mrs. nradeIl Stahl is in North Mo-
bleboro caring for Mrs. George Moody.
Sidney Hall of North Nobleboro has
been in this place for few days with
crew Of men cutting Christmas
trees
Mrs. a. J. Walter, Mrs cyrus Wal
ter and Mrs Annie stetson were in
Rockland, recently
r. 6 Mcintyre has purchased Of
Austin Eugley, the pasture just across
the road from his place.
Messrs. George Eugley ana Ellis De-
eoster have just returned from their
hunting trip up Moosehead way with
each a nice fat deer.
J. W. Beard who has been on the
sick list was able 10 resume work
again, Saturday.
Mrs Frances O. Mank and sister-in-
law. Mrs. Eleanor Shuman of Cedar
Hedge farm were in Augusta, Satur-
day.
Mrs. A. ]. Walter who went to Edge
comb, Thursday, TO attend the we'd
ding of relative has returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. w. F. league and
granddaughter Miss Alice Winehen
bach went to North Union Sunday and
passed the day with Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Y. Carroll.
G. b. Walter and son Leo went TO
Morrill,. Thursday. to attend the flu
neral of Harold Daggett who lost his
life by drowning while trying to cross
a river near Moosehead Lake in a
canoe.
While Mrs. Olivia Stahl was helping
in getting supper Friday afternoon
she got up in Il chair to get a can from
a shelf when in some way She lost her
balance and fell backwards striking on
the stove hearth and bruising the
skin on her neck quite badly. She was
very fortunate in not being more seri-
ously hurt.
DRESDEN.
A crew of men employed by the gov
eminent are boarding at Mrs. G. J..
Gahan's. They are looking after the
fruit trees on all of the farms in town.
Mrs. Herbert Hamilton was a visitor
in Lewiston, Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. John Hutchins of Wiscasset
who has been the guest of Mrs. Frank
Cate. returned to her home. Sunday.
Alden Stilphen of Pittston has pur-
chased the Welman farm at Cedar
Grove.
Winfield Mayors and father attended
the football game at Brunswick. Satur-
day.
MILLS-Dr., and Mrs. L. H. Dorr
entertained the whist club. Friday
evening.
Quite a number frem here attended
the football game at Bowdoin College
Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Pushard spent
Sunday with Mrs. Pushard's mother in
Wiscasset.
Lyndai Goud and Maurice Blenn are
eongratulating themselves on being
the first in this place to bring in Il
deer. Each shot a buck deer, Satur-
day morning.
The Eastern River Grange worked
the third and fourth degrees ON nine
candidates. Thursday night. After
which all went TO the lower hall where
a bountfful harvest feast was en-
joyed by all. Then returned tn the
upper hall whore a program was given.
Mrs. Owen Blenn and Master Parker
returned Sunday having visited her
father in South Pittston for the past
week.
SoMERvILLE.
We are sorry to learn Of the death
of David Hopkins. an old and re-
speeted resident Of this town.
Oliver Mari. a life long resident OF
this place passed away Nov. &. Inter
ment al sand Hill.
Fred Scott of Waldobore was in
town. Saturday an business.
Willard Cooper is on business trip
to Waterville.
Prentiss Avery of jefferson was
caller in town, Saturday.
The selectmen took James Stevens to
the Insane Hospital in Augusta. Nov.
Is. We extend to Mrs. Stevens our
heartfelt sympathy in the trouble that
comes from her husbands Illness
JEFFERSON.
SOUTH-Augustus H. Fossett's death,
Nov. g. caused much pain to friends
here. Mr.. Fossett had reached the adj
age of 20 years. but was able to
10 his work until within two weeks of
his death. He was one of the best eiti-
zens of Jefferson and consistent MEM
Der of the Free Baptist church in this
place The funeral was held at his late
home Wednesday afternoon. conducted
by the pastor, Rev. d. Herbert Jones.
Appropriate music was rendered by Mr..
and Mrs. John Fl. Newell. Luther Newell
md H. A. Clark.
The school in this district closed last
Friday, after successful term of nine
weeks, taught by Miss Florence Hemen-
way.
Harold G, Clark is spending two
yeeks with relatives in Boston and
'ieinty
Mrs. Melvin Hopkins and two sons
vent to Boston last Saturday, for a
'isit of two weeks witt. her sisters.
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