Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-14

DIT llle TcSluelCe oL HIS DfolHeI, InpIIldSf
having come all the way in his automo-
bile
SOUTH-H. G. Diekey who has been
spending a few days in Boston re-
turned home Thursday.
Among the business callers in Au-
gusta Saturday from this place We're
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Morse. Mrs. NJ. l..
Sabin and daughters Mabel and Err
lena, Mrs. L. w. Mason and son
| Daniel, A. c. Brown and daughter, Mr..
| Franklin, c. NJ. Dickey and Mrs.
| Frank Haskell
H. C. Diekey and Dan Weber were
lhauling potatoes to Riverside Station
Friday and Saturday where car was
waiting to receive the same.
Victor Stacy who is stopping at NJ.
l.. Sabin's spent Sunday with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Stacy at Center
Vassalboro.
John Randall was calling Sunday on
friends on Cross Hill.
The Agricultural Improvement Club
Imet Saturday evening at the home of
the president. After listening to
several fine selections on the graphic
phone the meeting was called to order
by the president The bylaws were
lreceived by the chairman of the ex-
lecutive committee and accepted by
the club. The discussions on potato
spraying. poultry raising and domestic
science with a short talk on bee rails
ing by the president was of much in
terest. Visitors were present who
seemed to thoroughly enjoy the meet
ing and speak in words of praise The
club voted to meet again in two weeks
at o. f. Carpenters.
NJ L. Sabin and H. f. Morse have
been planting potatoes the past week
for d. S. Young and son of Augusta
who are planning on raising large
acreage the present year.
Miss Mabel Brown of Boston who is
spending short vacation with her
parents was calling Saturday on
friends at Winthrop Center
Reuel Merrill is visiting his niece.
Mrs. Chas. Sabin of Augusta for d
short time
Mrs. j. NJ. ifussey attended the ice
cream sale Thursday evening at the
home of her daughter. Mrs. Hiram
Pierce at North Windsor.
Alonzo Boynton is working on the
cottages which are being erected near
the shore of Weber Pond
Mrs. j. d. Newman of Augusta was
a guest recently in the home of her
parents. Mr.. aud Mrs. ]. NJ. Hussey.
Chas. Perkins has been assisting\D.
w. Whitehouse for few days with
his farm work.
Marcellus Davis Was a business call
or Saturday in Augusta.
Miss Hattie ]. Luce of Augusta was
a guest Saturday of her friend, Mrs.
Emma Brann. returning home Sun
| day.
Mrs. Ella Davis went to Waterville
| Monday to meet her brother. Granville
Pullen, from the mountain region of
Sierra, Nevada. and also to visit with
her brother, Mr.. Pullen, and sisters,
Mrs. Ingham and Mrs. Williams of
Waterville.
Mrs. Eliza Barrows of Waterville is
a guest in the home of her brother, NJ.
F. Davis for an indefinite time
| Hazel Niles of Hallowell was
guest Saturday of her uncle. VIII
| Raynes and family, returning Sunday
to her home.
Perley Wing and friend of Augusta
| were calling Sunday on Mr.. Wings
| mother. Mrs. Lettie Wing.
| Charles Barnes of Waterville and E.
A. Barnes OF Augusta spent Sunday
with their sister. Mrs. l.. w. Tucker.
| Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Dickey were
SUNDAY guests of Mrs. Diekey's sister,
Mrs. +. W. Ballard of Seward
| Mrs Emma Brann was guest
| Thursday in Waterville making the
circus one point of interest.
| Maud" the family horse who had
been reared by c. NJ. Dickey since the
age of only few weeks was laid at
] rest Friday after many years of faith
/ full service for it's owner.
| / Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Tucker are PLAN
ming to move to Augusta this week
| They will reside on Court street.
| Neighbors and friends regret much to
lose Mr. and Mrs. Tucker from their
midst.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Adolphus Boothby
were visiting their granddaughter
"Wednesday and Thursday, Mrs. Ben
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