Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-08-04
kENNEBEC
ALBION.

Mrs Blunt of Massachusetts, is Wis
iting at W. L. brakes.
Anna Wood passed Tuesday with
friends in Winslow
Ernest Fuller, who has been visiting
Clarence Hussey. has returned to his
home in Union.
Green corn has been picked for the
table for more than a week from tho
garden Of Forrest and Fred Hussey.
john Wentworth left July q for
Moosejay. Saskatchewan, Canada.
The west part of the town held a
Neishborhood picnic one day this week
al Lovejoy pond.
CHINA.
SOUTH-The friends and neighbors
Of Edward McMitcheH remembered
him kindly last Monday by turning out
and putting his hay in the barn. Mr..
McMltchell has been afflicted with a
wounded hand. caused by a Jam and
he is very grateful to his friends for
thsir kindness.
Mrs. Buford Reed and little son are
visiting her mother. Mrs Taylor. in
Vassalboro
Mrs. Helen Percival of Fairfield is
visiting her brother. w o. Harrington.
George Starrett. wife and little Edna.
| are visiting at Mr.. Starrett's father, S.
c. Starrett.
WINSLoW.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Durham and Mr..
and Mrs Edward Mayo are passing
their vacation at New Harbor.
Mr. and 5irs. J. A. Jenkins and Mas
ter Ralph Towle were visitors Wednes-
day at Oak Grove Seminary.
Mr. and Mrs J. H. Bailey passed the
day Thursday in Augusta.
WINDSOR.
wEST-Mrs. Rebecea Taber is visit
ing friends and relatives in Augusta this
week.
Mrs Henry Arnold of South China, Mrs.
Hannah Merrill and daughter, and Mrs
Flora Reed of Maiden. Mass, were recent
guests at the Stephen hanson homestead.
L. f. Wescott of Cumberland Mills re-
Gently dined with friends in the place.
Miss Lura Taber attended the summer
school at Pennington and since her re-
turn has been stopping with her grand
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Taber
Mrs. Orrin Snow and grandson, Maurice
Smiley of Cross Hill. were Sunday morn
ing callers of Mrs. Mary and Annie Nash
Daniel True left for Portland on the
O'Clock train Monday afternoon to attend
the annual reunion of the 14th Maine
Regiment. of which he is a member.
They will all go to Long Island, in Port
land Harbor. to enjoy shore dinner and
expect to pass a very enjoyable week
with old comrades They will break
camp Saturday, and leave for their re-
spective homes.
Mr. and Mrs w. w. RowelI and son
Rowell who were entertained at the
home of Mrs Rowel's sister. Mrs. Henry
Taber, for a few days. left last Thurs
day for their home in Minneapolis.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Smith of Thorndike
arrived Monday at Lone Maple Farm
After short stay they left for Booth
bay. to enjoy a two weeks outing. On
their return they will visit friends in this
vicinity.
Mrs. Fred Niles of Hallowel and chill
dren. are spending the hot season with
her father. VIM. Raynes.
Arrivals Monday at the home of c. f.
Taylor were c. NJ Pinkham and sister.
Gertrude e., who were also calling on
friends here Tuesday. and returned to
Winthrop Tuesday night.
Tuesday arrivals We're Mr.. and Mrs. F.
H. ldylof anu young son ttdIoiu' OH" ,
daughter Miss Edna, who left Wednes-
day morning on carriage drive to
Dresden. Damariseotta, Jefferson and
China. They will visit friends in China
two weeks, returning to their home In
Waterville Aug. IA.
Miss Edna Pierce of Bates IA, arrived
Tuesday night at the Taylor homestead
to visit for an indefinite time.
Prof Cowan. who conducted a party of
teachers to the National Educational
Association convention at San Francisco
Cal, arrived here Tuesday to visit with
his family at Mrs. Margaret Pierces. be-