Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-11-14
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guests of Miss Richardson's aunt, Mrs
c. H Morse
Mr. and Mrs. F. b Whitehouse of
Waterville were at their summer
home Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Robinson and
mother of Oakland were recent guests
of Mrs. Saloma Clark.
Mrs. Alice Webb and children Of
Whitefeld. accompanied by Mrs
Nebb's mother, Mrs. Martha Getchell.
of Riverside, were recently guests of
Miss F. r. Whitehouse at their sum
mer home in this place.
Roland Raynes was visiting his
aunt. Mrs Nellie Niles of Hallowell.
several days, recently
Miss Hattie ]. Luce Of Augusta was
guest over Sunday of her friend
Mrs. Emma Brann.
| Mrs. l. w. Tucker of Hallowell is
in the place for an indefinite time.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Perkins.
George Perkins, j. p Twitchell, c. NJ,
| Dickey and F. l.. Pierce made business
| trips to Augusta, Saturday.
NJ. +. Brann and Omar Davis we're
hauling apples to Nassalboro station
Friday and Saturday.
Mr. ard Mrs. II. c. Dickey, Mrs
Gertrude Whitehouse and F. Belle
| Tavlor attended Capital Grange, Sat
, urday evening.
F. J. Brown has had the assistance
| of Ralph Gerrish of Augusta for the
past few days.
y new telephone was installed at
the residence of-G. F. Taylor's, Friday
call 26-22 China Telephone.
MONMOUTH.
| NORTH-L. C. Berry and his son.
| Charles H, are in Piscataquis cOun-
| " hunting big game
Rufus \. King is moving back to
North Monmouth from Monmouth
Center into the house formerly owned
by the late Orren F. King.
MIR. and Mrs Sumner Seabury went
TO Yarmouth, Saturday, to attend the
funeral of a relative.
The Monmouth Herald, Vol, l, No. /,
published bi-monthly by Rev. c. l..
Spear. pastor of Monmouth NJ, Z.
church. has been received by all the
families in North Monmouth. 1t is az
Interesting and instructive sheet. Its
object is for better Monmouth.
Fred M Soper slaughtered seven
last springs pigs, last week, that
dressed 1891 pounds. besides the rough
fat.
\ ~oung man from Turkey spoke at
the chapel Sunday afternoon. His talk
was very interesting.
A committee has been appointed by
Monmouth Grange TO ascertain how
many apples were raised in Mon
mouth this year
on Sunday at p NJ, Nov. Il, 1911,
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs, Har-
ry S. Arnold, Lamont Manning Ba-
ker and Miss Olive Marion Robinson
both of Monmouth, were united in
marriage.
EAST MT. VERNON.
DuNN'S CORNER-Harold Glidden
received wound opIis head by fall
ing ON barb wire fence while at
school.
Forrest Tibbetts of Readfield and
Miss Elsie Curtis of Plymouth were
united in marriage, Nov. I, by E. e.
Peacock.
Mrs. Estella Dudley was calling on
Mrs. Mary ]. Robinson one day this
week.
Warren Stinchfleld starts, Friday, on
a hunting trip up river in hopes to
return to his home in Pemaquid with
a fine deer within two weeks.
Sedgley & Son are doing large lot
of work in their barrel factory this
fall,
Gordon Gerrad and George Glidden
are cutting hoop poles with the inten-
tions of. making hoops the following
winter.
Harry Soule still continues working
on the section.
ALBION.
Miss Hilda Wentworth. who has
been employed in Jackson. n. H., our
ing the summer, is at home.
Miss Vcrna Gould. who has been
teaching school in Troy, is at home
MIR. and Mrs. John Taylor and Roy
Lihb.s made trip to Gardiner. last
Sunday in Mir. Taylors automobile.
Mrs E. A. Frye and children abe
AVA for two weeks visiting her pa
rents.
C. L. Ferren of Corinth was in town,
few days. last week.
Forrest Hussey has gone To Boston
to resume his studies at a business col
lege, that he began, last year,
CLINTON.
NoRTH-Geo. Hodgdon has pur-
chased the Guy Dixon farm and Is
| moving onto it,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Dunton and Mrs
FIorice Brown ard daughter from the
Eeliveir passed. sunday. with Mrs
Alice sherman
Burt Goodridee and niece Miss