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

Col ". G. Morrell, T. G. Laneey
and James Logario were in Augusta
Tuesday to attend the races.
Mrs. S. r Haines is spending few
days at Lakewood with Mrs. f. w.
Briggs.
Mr. and Mrs B. c. Bean, Mr.. ana
Mrs. William Aveyard of this town
and Mrs. Aveyard's sister, Miss Emma
Goggin Of Lewiston, are spending the
week at the Stevens Frost cottage at
Unity Pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Linwood Hopkins and
Mr.. Hopkins sister, Mrs. B. +. Hay
kden, Who has been visiting here some
tine and Dr.. Hayden of Dayton, Ohio
who arrived here Saturday, are
spending the week in camp at Lake
SebasticooG.
Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Hill left Tues
Gay for two weeks vacation to be
passed at Greene, where they will
visit Mr.. Hilrs parents and at Peaks
Island
Neal d Whitney of Winthrop is a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs w. p. Martin.
Miss Florence Cornell left Monday
for months visit in Livermore Falls
W ilIi lltl aunt MIS-. w. +,
Seymour Burch has purchased
through the Mathews real estate
agency the farm Of Mrs Inez Prince
located ON the Newport road. Mr.
burch viii continue his trucking bust
ness in this village.
Mrs. Everett A. Withee went to
Warren Monday to visit Miss Hattie
Nitnee and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry p. Nelson of
Shawmut are passing a portion of
their wedding trip at the home OF me
sroom's brother. Lester Nelson.
Mrs. Gertrude Morrill, of Skowhe-
gan arrived in town Tuesday for a
few days visit with Mrs. Clara
Barnes
Or. 5. Z. Nash. veterinary surgeon.
HIS returned from Norridgewock,
where he. was called to doctor the
stallion otis Wilkes, owned by j. S.
otis.
Mrs. Lena Moore of Madison is
spending several days in town.
George Kimball. assistant at the
Fittslield Trust Company and Mrs
kimball are receiving congratulations
on the birth of a son, Monday, Aug. z
IL. /. Spauldme has moved his fam
ils into the home on West street
which he recently purchased. ]
BeY. n. 4. Pearson, pastor of the To-
cal Methodist church, and A B. Craw-
ford Went to Bucksport Wednesday to
attend meeting of the Board of
Homo Missions and Church Extension
of the Methodist Episcopal churches.
Mrs i. O. Haskell and two children
OF e., rts,
il until Friday.
Miss Elizabeth Walker and her guest,
Miss Harley of Bangor, left Wednes-
day Tor a vacation to be passed at La
moline Beach.
party composed of Mrs Jennie
Farnham Roy and Iva Farnham, Miss
Alice Trask, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Marsh
and daughter Adelaide, have gone to
Camp Benson, where they will occu
Ply the c. w. Patten cottage for a
week
Mr. and AIRS, Lewellyn Fields of
Lyn'5 Mass are visiting his brother
Elmer Fields and family.
Mrs. L. P. Weeks is visiting at her
old home in Winslow.
Juan Goodale and two little daughters
of Troy have visited this week with
Mr. Goodale's sister, Mrs. II. j Brack-
EFT.
Miss Maud Bracket returned
Wednesday from a visit in Skowhe-
gaa with Mrs. John Steward.
Mrs. Gordon McTaggart of Oakland.
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs
Jesse Gould, has returned home.
Eugene II. Drake is assisting at the
American Express Co. office during
the absence of Frank Hunter, who isl
In Augusta a member OF Co A. \. g.
S NJ
II. H. Marston of North Arson who
has been guest of his aunt, Mrs \.
c. Smith, has returned home.
]. w. Manson was business caller
in Skowheean Wednesday.
| Mrs c. w Patten and daughter,
Mrs. j. Matt Gilman and two children
| LEFT Wednesday for weeks visit in
Portland with Mrs. Patterns daughter,
Mrs f.. A. Turner.
George Thomas has sold wood lot
on the 1artland road to Elmer Fields,
Misc May Quincy of Boston. former
~ of this town. is the guest of Mrs.
Leroy Pushor
Mr. ana Mrs. George Thomas are in
Farmington this week
Harold Crawford has gone to Hebron,
here he has employment.
Miss Isabel Turnbull has returned
from a visit with friends in Bangor.
THE ECONOMY OF NATURE.