Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-06-26

flock of Is chickens April IL. She
raised that brood and commenced
laying again and June 20 Matched
another flock of IA chickens. both
flocks were sold at eight cents apiece,
reaching a total of $3.50 beside the
eggs laid and the hen left for further
service. Can any one beat that rec
ord for one hen alone? Who says
poultry does not paw
LITCHFIELD.
CORNER-Mr d. S White was
the guest of friends in Gardiner over
Sunday.
Ethel Ashford is visiting friends in
Watervile.
Mr. and Mrs. F. w. Huntington of
Lynn. Mass. are the guests of Mrs.
Huntington's grandmother Mrs. LYDIA
Howe
Mrs. Hathorn of Dresden is visiting
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
James Libby.
Mrs. S p. Kendrick went to South
Paris to attend graduation. Her
daughter. Miss Daisy kendrick, is one
of the teachers
Mrs. j. f. Chase returned home,
Saturday, from an extended business
land pleasure trip to Boston. Mass.
Among the out of town guests here
Sunday were Mrs. ]. w. Starbird ana
daughter, Miss Angie Starbird of
Lewiston Gilbert Baker of Auburn
land T. C. Bosworth of Gardiner.
MaXcy kendriek, teacher in
Kicker Classical Institute of Houlten,
is home for short vacation.
CHINA.
SOUTH-Miss Eva Harrington. who
has been teaching in Arlington. Mass,
the past year arrived home, Saturday,
for her summer vacation. She was
accompanied by Miss Mary Copeland.
a teacher from the same place.
The Misses Ella and Mabel Fuller
and Miss Annie CockneH of Water
Harrington.
list.
Herbert Turner and family from
West Medford. Mass. have arrived at
Fred Roberts for the summer Miss
Jennie Metcalf will assist Mrs Rob-
erts in her work for the summer.
Harvey Swain and family of Water
vile. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Crillan.
Frank and Orland Swain. of Hallowell.
were Sunday guests with their sister,
Mrs. II. p. Clark.
ALBION.
Mrs. Lizzie Witham visited relatives
in Benton and Clinton last week
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Taylor of
Calais visited relatives in town a few
DAYS last week.
Hilda Wentworth has returned from
Pennington where she has been at
tending Normal school.
Frank Bolton of Gerham was in
town last week eanvassing for nurs-
cry stock
The students that have been attend
ing at Wateryille and Hebron are at
home for the summer vacation.
Frank Carr of Newton, Mass has
arrived in town to spend the summer
on his farm
Mrs. Jessie Besse attended the
graduating exercises at Hebron Acad-
envy last week.
Miss Edith Keay of Cambridge.
Mass. is visiting relatives in town.
Mrs. Sadie Skillin and children of
South Boston are in town to spend the
summer with relatives.
Mrs. Hattie Bailey and little daugh-
ter from Quebec are visiting Mrs.
Baileys mother. Mrs. Emma Sanborn.
c. S. Billings lost a nice horse last
week.
Alger Hall and family went to Win
terport last Saturday to attend the
wedding of his sister
Earl Ferren of Corinth is visiting
friends in town.
The grammar and primary schools
will have graduating exercises, Wed
nesday evening. at the Grange hall.
CLINTON.
The little three year old child of
Percy Giles fell in we'll one day last
week. II was missed and in the search
when they looked In the well, the lit
tie fellow was padding it's baby
hands, keeping its head above water.
At first it was thought 1t could not
live from being so chilled but the last
report 1t was getting along nicely.
The members of the Ladies Aid of
the NJ. E.. church will hold lawn
party on the church lawn. next Thurs
day afternoon and evening. from 3 to
9 o'clock. Ice cream and cake will be
on hand and a free entertainment from
to 8 i'm the evening.
NORTH-Furbur Marston is going
to run an engine for the Hoxie boys,
this summer. They started out with
their merry go-round. Tuesday, going
to Madison to set up.
Royal Call is moving onto the farm
which he lately purchased in Pitts
field, known as the Stanley Small
farm
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Dixon passed
Sunday on the hill road with Mr. and
Mrs. Henry VIM. Mr.. Winn is in
poor health, but we are glad to know
that he is gaining.
Mrs. Walter Gowen was called to
Leeds Junction. Thursday, by the
death of her grandmother, Mrs c.
l.. Haines, returning, Sunday.
MIR, and Mrs. Shirlie Mason have
gone to housekeeping in Pittsfield,
Hartland avenue.
Mrs. Loiana Haines. wife of c. l..
Haines. died at her home at Wales
Corner, June Is. She was born in
March. 1926. and was Sc years of age
She leaves an aged husband of 81
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