Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-27
COUNTY NEWS.
KENNEBEC.
VAsSALeoRo.

Charles Sabin Of Augusta and Alon-
20 Roynton are assisting William
Weber with the carpenters work on
the inside OF his new house.
Among the business callers in Au-
gusta. Tuesday. from tins place were
! Mr. and Mrs. Fred Warren, Mrs
William Ncbber Edward Howe and
| A. G Brown
Mrs Maud Mason was business
caller at East Yassalbero. Saturday
lafternoon.
| Mrs. Forest Whitehouse of Water
Vile WAS in the place over sunday.
| Miss Mabel Brown entertained sew
eral of her friends. Friday evening.
| Miss Mabel Brown of Boston is
spending a short vacation with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. "a c. Brown,
NJ r. Rrann made a business trip
to Augusta, Saturday returning Mon
das.
| Nj. F. Davis has been having the
ehimneys to his house repaired Of late
| by William Connors cf Waterville.
Reuel Trask of Windsor is assisting
Harold Morse for n few days.
Mrs. Mary Newton of Providence,
r. l.. has been the guest of Mrs. e.
II. Fowler the past week
Otis Adams returned to his home in
Phillips after visiting his mother and
brothers for several days
G H. Fowler proprietor of Mt.
| Pleasant Farm. has been doing quite
a little in the line of gardening the
past season and made a specially in
raising pIrrIips. One of which meas
ures ISL inches one way, 23 inches
H.. nd
Arthur Davis, F. l., Brown and Ed
Weber have lust finished digging po-
tatoes for Fred Fitzgerald. Mr.. Fitz-
geralds yield was 1000 bushels of nice
large and smooth potatoes
g II. Morse who has employment in
Gardiner was at home over Sunday
with his family.
c. NJ Dickey. A. C. Brown, f. J.
Brown and f. L. Pierce were business
callers at Augusta Saturday.
MONMOUTH.
NORTH-The Willing Workers had
a supper and Fair at Firemen's hail.
Friday evening last. The attendance
was fair and a good sum of money was
taken. Mrs. Sumner Seabury run
fiNe-eent store, Mrs Frances Spear,
clerk: puffs We're sold at auction, J. T..
circuit, auctioneer They brought d
good price. Walter Whiting. our grain
dealer was good customer at the five
&C 1t store, also was the largest bidder
nj the auction. Mr. Whiting being
Young unmarried man, was probably
making preparations for the near flu
ture. After the Fair a. soeable was
Id which was much enjoyed by all.
Mrs Ilene Cutten and her friend.
Miss Pearl Foster, who have spent the
summer here with Mrs. Cuttens par
erts. Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. King. will
return to their home this week to Day
tona. Fla, Mrs. Cuttenss mother will
| aC company them and spend the win
| ter with her daughter.
| q. r. Chandler has bought Mrs
Jennie Gorden's place at North Mon
mouth and taken possession.
WAYNE.
| NORTH-Mrs. Inez Miller and two
Children of Belgrade. recent guest of
her aunts. Mrs. H. ID. Mason and Mrs.
Henry Lothrop. have returned 70 their
home.
| Mrs. Marion Lucas of Readfield was
tie guest, Sunday, of her daughter.
Mrs Bessie Dickinson and family.
Mrs. E. l.. Stevens returned from
her case at Dunn's Corner Friday af-
| ternoon.
| Mrs. Arthur Shaw and son Richard
of Oakland are guests of Mrs. Shaw's
p; rents. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. C. Hail.
! The baked bean supper held at the
lVostry by the Ladies' Aid. Friday even
ing, was we'll attended and the sum OF
80 realized.
Miss Davenport and Miss Ethel
Thompson were visitors, Saturday, at
Winthrop.
Ezra Smith of Winthrop and Miss
| Edna Smith of Someryille, Mass, were
Iufited in marriage, Saturday evening,
at the summer home of Mr.. and Mrs
| Charles A. I.add The ceremony was
performed by Welliston Jennings, JUS
| tiee of the peace The affair was very
quiet. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith will be at
home on Fayette street at the village,
WINDSORViLLE.
Perley Hilton of Alma was the guest.
| Thursday, of relatives in town.
Misses Algy Lewis and Louise His
Ter We're at Coopers Mills Sunday.
Albert James who was employed by
Mrs. Dolly Wright is now at work for
Gabriel Joscelyn
| Mr.. and Mrs Wright Hisler Of
| Weeks Mills was guests, last week,
of Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Hisler
| Miss Annie Lyon is at home from her
school in Somerville for a vacation of
a week. She will resume teaching,
Oct. 80.
Miss Mildred Sukeforth of Cooper
Mills was visitor, Wednesday, of
| Mrs. Alice Hisler.
/ Ed1-. Elizabeth Crockett of Kanne-
bunkport was a Sunday guest of rela-
tiVes and friends in town.
Mrs. Carrie Preble was a visitor,
| "Wednesday, at the home of Mrs. A. L..
i Sukeforth at Cooper's Mills.
/ William Wingocd a student at the
ITarratine Medical college, Baltimore,
is at home for a visit of two months
with his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Wingood.
Mrs. b. Fl Swift and daughter Jessie
| aid Mrs. Holbrooll all of Jefferson
!were recent guests of friends in this
section of the town