Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-29
VASSALBORO.

SOUTH-Mrs Minnie Sab.n was in
Augusta Saturday calling on friends.
Chas. Randall suffered from an i'll
turn recently.
Mervin Webber who is attending
school at Kents Hill was a weeks end
guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. VIM.
Wobber
Miss Mabel Sabin and sister ErIena
visited their grandparents sunday. Mr..
ana Mrs. Chas. Z. Tobey of Cross Hin
l. VI. Tucker who has employment
in Augusta passed Saturday night and
Sunday at his home.
PIN Wing of Augusta was A visitor
Sunday at Lucius fuckers.
ID. W. Whitehouse. Will Raynes. Geo.
Perkins. A. c. Brown, F. ]. Brown and
:, NJ. Dlckey, We're in Augusta Sat,lr-
day on business matters.
Mrs. Gertrude Whitehouso of Water
vile is in the place for a few DAYS.
Augustus Raynes of w. Windsor
was an afternoon caller Sunday OF. his
son William.
Mrs. Maud Perkins passed the AL
"wednesday with Mrs. Isaac Trask ~
Augusta.
Chas. Perkins was planting corn for
Arthur Casey THURSDAY.
Hofatio Dickey was caller Sunday
morning of his brother, G. NJ. Diekey.
r. j. Brown attended the soeiable az
Seawood Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ballard of Sea.
wood were Sunday guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. NJ. Dickev
d. w Whitehouse has Chas. Perxins
and Ed Casey assisting him wlfh his
farm work. q
Mr. and Mrs. Ora Perkins wera E,s-
itors Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. IA :
Perkins.
Frank Howe passed the sabbafr
ms parents, Mr.. and Mrs EdN|
Howe. ~, z7
Mrs. Della. Dickey was calling sua
day on friends at West Windsor fffs1Es
Augusta. Mrs. Dickey was ACCOM-
panied by Mrs. James Clarke .of MT
erside 33<sz
G. II. Fowler was at yassaIbnr6
day. calling on friends. Il IN
Mr.. and Mrs. Mullens and
Augusta We're guests Sunday n.
and Mrs. L. w. Tucker.
Mrs. Ida Stewart and grand children
of North Windsor We're callers Sunday
of Mrs Louisa Adams.
Mrs. Katie Fowler has been poorly
the past week
Frank Adams of South China was
calling Sunday on his brother Charles
Mahlon Brann recently purchased a
h9Fse of Augusta parties.
= Rooney Nelson of Palermo was /,
guest of his brother O. d. Nelson,
SUNDAY night. Monday Mr.. Nelson
madefa business trip to Augusta, re-
tarmng TO his brothers at night.
Mrs. ELIZA Barrows has returned TO
hervson's NJ Waterville for short
tifnr
Mrs. Ella Davis returned home
Thursday after visiting her sister. in
Waterville for several days.
Miss Alma Nelson has been ouita
poorly the past week. All hope for a
sauiek recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Richardson
and-daughter of Randolph were auests
OYER Sunday of Mr.. Richardson's sis-
ter, Mrs. G, II. Morse.
Mahlon. Brann was Obliged 70 mar,
with one of his horses recently. The
morse lying down in the stall got itg
hi'id shoe caught in the chain halter
with which he was hitched i'm such n
manner that it could not get up, and
in this pitiful condition Mr.. Brann
foup him in the morning. At once
releasing it he found the animal 10 he
badly bruised and seriously famed For
many days it was tenderly cared for
D. It's owner assisted by friends and
heighbors. And as all hopes of re-
coVery seemed of great doubt Mr.
Brann decided to lay it away and tb.
relieve its sufferings. And wishes rs
take this opportunity to thank his
lr.ehos and neighbors who so kindly
assisted him in his trouble.
MISS Rosa Lamson is on the gain.
Harold Morse attended the drill Mon
gay evening OF Co. NJ at Augusta.