Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-07-26
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and Mrs. j. NJ. Pike
Lotion u. Jennings, a lawyer ia Bos-
ton, is visiting his mother, Mrs. En-
ma Jennings.
The having or the high land is
nearly done. The crop is better than
was expected. The low lands are dry
and the grass on them is good in guam
thy and quality.
Corn is making rapid growth bur is
about Two weeks late Most crops are
still in Wart OF rain especially pata-
toes on dry lana.
Miss Lou Parker, teacher in Do
yer, \. H. Is spending her vacation
with ner father, DR.. c. Fl Barker.
ALBION
George Bell of Clinton and Gusta-
vus Bell of Portland were Sunday
calling on relatives and friends in
town.
Rev. Mark Thomas of East Benton
Sunday, July 90. conducted the ser
vices at the Christian church. the pas
tor. Rev. G. Fl Kent, being absent
on vacation.
Joseph Barbosa, & Portuguese farm
hand employed by =. l. TAYLOR, died
suddenly Friday, July 2l He was at
work in the NOV. storing away hay.
when he EEL and before those who
We're working with him could get him
to the ilocr of fae barn life was ex-
tinct. The remains We're sent to Mas
saehusetts for interment.
Mason Whiting Of Attleboro, Mass
has beer stopping for a few days at
l.. l.. Taylor's.
Earl Savage, who has been visiting
his grandfather, c E. Clark, has re-
turned TO his home in Water4lIIe.
Mrs Caro- Savage has had a severe
fernorrhage of the lungs. DR.. Ross
is in attendance.
READFlELD.
DkPOT-Mrs. Anna Bourne Bea1es.
who has passed several seasons here, ac-
eompanied her brother. Frank Bourne of
Boston and family to Europe upon the
Boston Chamber of Commerce tour. Mr..
Bourne is referred 10 by Liverpool daily
paper as leading member of the archi-
tectural profession in America He is a
graduate of the Technical Institute Bos-
ton, and is the son of Augustus Bourne of
Bangor, whose birth and boyhood home
We're in Readfield. Frank Bourne and
Mrs Anna Beales were visitors of rela-
tives quite frequently at the early home
of their. father
Mrs Avery, Boston, and daughter. Miss
Mary. just arrived from Europe, now at
Coeman grove, have been touring Ger
many and other countries on the CONT
nent for more than a year. Their tour
included Oberamergau, where they wit
ba 70
ping some time TO study the homes and
character of the inhabitants. The last
city visited before returning was Gene
va, Switzerland. Miss Mary, the daugh-
ter, while on the continent, was enter
tanned for time at the home of Pader-
ewski. They are now visiting Mrs Toof
of Philadelphia. a sister of Mrs Avery.
who occupies a cottage at the Grove
Mrs. Annie Wheeler and granddaughter,
Miss Paulin Abbott of Bridgton left Sat
urday after a visit of a few days with
Mrs. Wheeler's brother f. w. Brown.
Mrs. Wheeler was formerly a resident of
Readfield
Mrs. Emma Gordon returned Saturday
from a pleasant outing at Lake Auburn.
Edmund Coleman and nephew, owen
Coleman, are visiting relatives in Vassal-
boro.
Mrs. Packard passed Sunday with her
parents in Fayette
Martha Stevens of Fayette is assisting
Mrs. Fred Packard in her household du-
ties.
Mrs. Carrie Whitten's mother, Mrs.
Williams, who has been with Mrs. Whit
ten some time, is now passing a few
ha,. on
Point
Mrs. Keene, who has been the sum-
mer guest of Mrs, c. d. Written. has re-
turned to Boston.
Philip Flanders. a Junior at the High
school at Wakefield, Mass, is passing his
vacation with his parents.
Mrs. George Flanders and infant son
have returned home to Wakefield, Mass.
leaving her little daughter with her
at Beaver Brook farm
The Pie social at the church Saturday
evening was well attended, not only by
the residents but by the summer guests
at and near Maranacook. The
affair was financial success.
EAST-A family of six persons. con-
sistins of a man, woman and four
west side of the M f. church Monday
afternoon. Their outfit consisted of "a
two-horse carryall and wagon with
three horses. A large tent was pitched
near the covered vehicle. with the
church serving as a windbreak They
seemed to be provided with cooking
utensils and bought milk of farmers
The man claimed they We're Bangor
fire sufferers and We're on their way to
Earl Gray, son of Marshall Gray, for
merly of this town. with his sister
Florence are visiting relatives in
Meine. The family moved to North
Carolina several years ago Miss Flor
enee is visiting school friend in Au-
burn and will be with Mrs. l.. o. Dud-
ley n few days, then will go to Jay, a
former home, where her brother now is.
Charles Dyer and family of Augusta
were recent visitors of their mother,
Mrs. Rebecca Dyer of this town.
Miss Luella Wallace is visiting In