Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-08-10

KENNEBEC
CHINA,

SOUTH-Mr and Mrs Guy Hall and lit
| tie Dorothy of Athol. Mass, were Satur-
day and Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs
w. J. Thompson. They were also calling
on. old friends in the place.
Miss Eva Washburn, who is teacher
| Of phyaica training in North Carolina,
was a eatler at w. O. Farrington's Aug. 4.
J. H. Mosher left Saturday afternoon
| for Waterville to join his wife and in
FAINT son, who are visiting their daugh-
ter. Mrs. Arthur Tracy.
\ very interesting game of baseball was
played Saturday between China ane
South China team, the score stood to
| in favor of South China. An ice cream
| sale was held on the grounds for TIN
| benefit of foreign missions, and more
than SIS was realized.
| Mr. s Is. Coffin passed Sunday with his
family, returning Monday to his work il
| Greenvile
Arthur harrington has opened a barber
shop in the grist mill at Weeks Mills
| Miss Rachel Caswelt Mrs. Harry Mer-
ril and son. of Windsor. and Mrs Fred
Monroe and three children of augusta,
were calling August on Mrs. Howard
| Fuller,
| A good attendance was at G. a. r. hal
August to listen to the drama presented
by Branch Mills Grange.
| Alice Mosher left Saturday by auto fol
Belfast where she will visit relatives.
| Albert Hallowell has just finished reap
ing large piece of oats for w. ]
Thompson.
| LAKESlDE-Harry Doe is the cham
| pion cucumber raiser. a number in hi
1 hin he oh ytl
| is in. size around So in, which is prett,
| good. Can any one beat it?
Eden Davis was caller at A. c. Bas
setts Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. A. c. Bassett was in Weeks Mill
Monday evening.
Mrs. A. C. Bassett was in Watervill
| Saturday evening.
| O. D. Nelson is cutting the hay on tn
| Will Pope place. also on Fred Butter
fields.
George S. Clark sold to Henry Marde
a very nice pair of horses recently.
Merle Clark expects to move to hi
farm September /.
Mrs Bertha Bassett fell down celia
Sunday afternoon. Fortunately no bone
were broken. but she sustained SOM
bruises and general shaking up
Mrs. Angie JOY is improving slowly
| Henry Jenkins is breaking a colt fo
Fred Fitzgerald.
Merle Clark has a colt that promises tt
be fast one.
Master Lee Bassett had a very mario"
escape from being drowned saturday
evening While playing. ne fell heae
first into Watering tub. The tub be
ing quite tall and narrow, he could no
get A hold to get out. His mother beins
| unite near heard the cutlery OF his htth
sister and ran to the boy Just in time a
the--water was above his shoulders. ant
ho being in head first. could make NJ
sound.
Mrs Andrew Small was calling Sunda,
evening on Mrs. Fred Joy and Mrs. A. c
Bassett
Homer Hartshorn was caller at S. L
CIark's Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs George S. Clark are en-
PERTAINING company
4 special town meeting was held il
China Saturday. Aug. IL to locate sit
for a schoolhouse in the Clark district,
place chosen at the town meeting las
spring not being entirely satisfactory.
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| SOUTH-Miss Hattie j. Luce Of Au
| gusta passed Sunday with her friend
| Mrs emma Brann.
| Ashton Richardson, who has beei
visiting his aunt, Mrs. Chas. Morse
for several weeks. has returned to hi
home in Fairfield.
! Norbert Ward and son Lewis o
| Hyde Park, Mass, We're guests severs
| days last week of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
| Perkins.
| Miss Mildred Richardson is VISITING
| her aunt, Mrs Ruth Morse.
| MICS Jean Raynes is visiting hel
| grandfather Augustus Raynes o.
| West Windsor.
| Mrs, Jacob AstaI Is slowly recover
ing from her recent injury.