Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-13
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III y DdlSS JonHsou, MfS. Aniii6
Cunningham OF Manchester. y. H.,
and Mrs. Bert Moulton We're callers,
Monday, at Eugene Fossett's
George Rolling went to Boston, Sat
urda% night, To met his son Fred.
= no came through from Philadelphia
With an automobile which ne pur.
chased there for his father. They ar
rived all right at their home Sunday
afternoon. Fred viii spend Il month
with his parents and friends before
returning 10 Philadelphia.
Fred Morrel recently sold the house
lot which he bought of Mrs. Annie
Eradstreet. 10 Hollis Shaw vino #in
have 4 house built there this fail II
W. Scott is the builder.
Miss Reeeeca Rollins. last week, sold
her house To Ira Vaughn OF Beverly.
Mass
.trtt,ur Moody If Boston is spending
4 few days with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. H. W. Moody.
Mr.. and Mrs George McCobb and
son spent Sunday with relatives III Al
ma
Mrs Harry Troop who has been sis-
ting friends in Brunswick returned
home Monday.
sIrs G. F. Otis went to Boston
Thursday 10 care for her little grand
daughter while Mr.. and Mrs. Cham
oeriain go on an automobile trip
Through the Western states
Frank Ryder who has been visiting
his grandmother. Mrs. John Whitmore
left Sunday for Rhode Island. Mrs.
Whitmorc accompa MED him as far as
Beverly. MISS, where she VIII visit
her daughter. Mrs Charles Clifford.
! Miss Sadie Hunt of Fairfield was s,
guest Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Chaun-
/ eev Hunt.
NoRTH-The Grange social aud
baked bean supper held Thursday eve
! ming at FRANK McGusin's was we'll
patronized and something over eight
dollars realized to add 10 the. hall
building fund. Out of respect to the
memory of our deceased sister and
past master. Mrs. Dora Lawrence. no
socals viii be held for one month.
Miss Gertrude Sparrow returned
last week from summers soJourn at
ogunquit.
recently purchased the L. H. Howe
farm, last week took possession.
| 1t Is reported that VIII Mccormick
has sold to Bath parties the fine pair
of work horses owned by him for tho
past few years and has purchased
younger and heavier pair from Lew
iston man
Mrs George Sparrow went to Port
land Tuesday to visit her sister few
days.
quite a number from this section at
tended the funeral services held at the
NJ. Z. chapel Chelsea, of Mrs. II. :.
Lawrence North Pittston was her
birthplace and home until her mar
rage to II. G. Lawrence. she was d
teacher, in our public schools Tor sew
! eral years; was we'll known ana held
in high esteem by all. and much sym
pathv is expressed for the bereaNea
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Z. Green. of Water
ville. spent Monday with their par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Green
VIII Mccormick. one Of our enter
prising young farmers, IS one OF the
yerv few who have raised this season.
Ia good crop of potatoes in TINS section.
ynnr correspondent has been Informed
tbat he sold at d good price recently
an ,,,,shafs at the soldiers Home, G.
y and A. +. Putnam also report
very fair crop.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Starks are en-
n,oved at the Leather Trimming shop
a. Gardiner Miss Gladys Starks rs in
augusta caring for Mr.. Savages little
child. go ~. g..
or we're calling sunday on Mr. ana
kita,1 C0Dupr.
| = ". Lawrence is harvesting fine
crop Of apples
II = Green of wateryilIe has one
holf cent piece coined in 1903, given
MIN bv his grandfather Thomas
searles. long u resident Of Chelsea,
little time before his death IN lSlI'
,rhes.n,ecc was coined the year OF Mr..
searles birth and given him by an
uncle, Nehemiah Kidder when ne was ,
but three years of age and II was me
onlv coin Of that denomination ever
held BY him for The 10 years Of his
ne Mr.. Green also has 9 silver haii
Idollar. coined in 1854. which was CIV
en- him by Mr.. searles.,