Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-15
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estate have taken place in this vicinity
| during the past week. Frank Pierce of
| Augusta, former resident of this town.
has bought the Frank Colburn farm
and about so acres adjoining which
was formerly part of the Joseph Col
burn farm. Old friends will be pleased
to welcome Mr. Pierce and family
| Frank Colburn has bought the Henry
i Dunton place at Windsor Corner and
i Mr.. Dunton has bought of Mr.. Bullock
the Edwin Cooper place at South Wind
4 sor. Also Earl Malcolm has bought of
Il Mrs A. Rogers the house opposite a.
II II. Wares for a home for his grand
H mother, Mrs. Naomi CleaVes who has
Il occupied the house for the past year
II Mrs Ray colburn has been quite sick
the past week but is improving
Il Mr. and Mrs. Alden Conrad of Mass-
achusetts. formerly Miss Ida Brad
/ street, her sister Hattie are visiting
/ their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
i Bradstreet.
/ John Reed is building an addition to
| his barn. F. y. Trask and son are do
| ing the work.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bragg of Weeks
/ Mills were at r. Ballantine's. Sunday
L -hddiSpt iStdNiNt anu SUI
| cooper's Mills, were Sunday callers at
/ Frank Colburn's.
| Mrs. C. f. DonnelI wishes to thank
| her friends and relatives for the gener-
| Gus post card shower on her birthday
| May 5th.
b. G. Hussey is buying wool of the
| farmers, paving 20 cents pound.
WiNDsoRvILLE.
| Mrs. w. r. Jones was a caller at
| MIR. and Mrs. North's this week.
Less Hisler, our mail carrier. has
purchased a new auto.
j. w. French has several men en-
ployed, shingling his barn.
r. Mrs. George North is able to be out
| after being sick most all of the winter
Miss Glennie Turner and Miss Jones
| of Washington we're recent guests of
Mrs. J. w, French.
Miss Mabel Dennis of Augusta was a
guest last week at the home of Mr..
| and Mrs Arthur Choate.
| Mr.. and Mrs Mark Grant OF West
Windsor We're Sunday visitors of Mrs.
Maurice Greeley.
| Fred Cooper who has been visitor
| at Simon Frenchs has returned to his
| home Mt Coopers Mills.
| Miss Edith Choate who is attending
Cony High school, Augusta, was at
home over the Sabbath.
| The many friends of Horace Choate
will be glad to learn that he is improv-
ing in health
Mr., and Mrs. Alton r. Brann have
removed to coopers Mills.
Alphonso Mitchell of Appleton was in
town last week looking for cattle
l. w. N Colby, Jr., has returned from
| Whitefield with gasoline engine where
he has had employment saving wood
John Halpen sold pair of cattle last
week to Joseph French.
Claude T.. French was in Washington,
Wednesday of last week on matters of
| business.
corsdon Campbell of Washington
| bought a pair of cattle last Wednes-
day of Joseph French.
Mr.. and Mrs, Eugene Fielding left
! Saturday morning for few days visit
| to friends in Boston before going to
| their home in New York
/ Mr. and Mrs Arthur Dodge and son,
Alden of Somerville, Mrs. Mae Hall and
| MISS Susie Scrbner of China were re-
cent guests of Mrs Maurice Greeley.
| John Sproul has finished saving
| shingles for the season. After plant
| ing he will resume work in his steam
mill with a crew of men to saw large
| lumber.
| The funeral services of the late Mrs
Jane Taylor, who passed away Wednes-
/ day, after a long illness were held at
her late home Saturday morning. She
| is survived by four sons: George of
| Gardiner Leonard of Richmond. Tru-
/ man and Melvin of this town and one
| daughter, Mrs. Mimic Pratt who was
| with her at time of death. Three grand
| children, james and Charles Pratt and
| Mrs. Cony Malcolm of Weeks Mills,
who lived with her
| Maurice Greeley was a Sunday visi-
| tor in whitefeld.
ALBION.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Carr visited
friends in Palermo, last Sunday.
Mrs. f. l.. Wellington underwent u
| surgical operation, last week, and is
| doing nicely.
Rev. G. H. Kent attended the funer-
| al services of the late Rev. J. w Gard
| of Lowell, which were held at Water
| vile, Monday.
The Sunshine Society will meet at
the Grange hall. Wednesday. May Is.
| CLINTON.
| NORTH-Sydney Goodridge of Show
| hesan visited his sister, Mrs. Clark
| Dixon. Saturday night and Sunday.
| Roy Call of Burnham recently did
| some blowing for G. w. Sherman.
| Mrs. Nellie Hoxie, Master Nathan,
and her son, Ralph Hoxie of Canaan,
| We're in Pittsfield. Saturday.
Mrs. Clark Dixon and daughter YES
| ia were in Waterville, Saturday.
| Mrs. Zadie Gerald and Mrs. Blanche
| Gerald visited their sister. Mrs. Daisy
| Roundy, in Benton, Sunday.
| Mr.. ana Mrs. Charlie Sherman of
| Burnham and little Celia were at her
! sisters. Mrs. f. A.. Gerald's. Sunday.
| Miss Gertrude Gnndridge PASSED the