Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-08-01
SIDNEY.

/ WfS1-Ine community is Sddueneu u
learn of the death of Clarence a. Free
man. which occurred at the Augusts
General hospital, Tuesday night. Mr.
| Freeman was held in high esteem, anf
| will be greatly missed by large circle
| of friends. A widow and three children
survive. who have the sympathy of the
| entire community
1t will be pleasing to the many friends
| of Mrs. Ina NJ. Miller to learn she is
gaining from an attack of the measles
and hopes to be able to supply her pull
pit, next Sunday. Aug. 4.
Mrs. Johnson of Breokline. Mass, Is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs Clarence
Richardson.
Miss Bessie Mills returned to Augusta,
Saturday, after passing four weeks at
her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Gallagher of East
Vassalboro passed Saturday and Sunday
at Mrs. Gallagher's home, at West sid
ney.
Mrs. George Farrer and Miss Hattie
Farrer of this place, and John Long
fellow of Augusta, have been recent
guests in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
Mills
Miss Josephine Wyman is at her home
after a few days passed in Augusta.
Misses Ida and Esther Trask left,
Wednesday, for Squirrel Island, for a
few days outing.
1t will be pleasing to pany who are
wen acquainted with Miss Ethel A.
Ward Colby u. to know she has po-
sition to teach this fall, in the High
school at Abbott.
Levi Hallowell and two sons of China,
and Cyrus Hallowell of North Augusta,
were a recent auto party at Mareellus
Blaisdelrs.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Nichols, who have
been in Providence. r, l.. on a short
business trip. have returned to West
Sidney
Mrs Bert Blaisdeli and Mrs. Charles
White were weekend visitors of the for
North Augusta.
Miss Susie Lovejoy went to Augusta
Monday. for few days.
Mrs. L. Fl. Wyman returned from Au-
gusta. Monday, where she had been with
her daughter. Mrs. Hall Bowman.
After being at home a short time dur.
ing the haying season. Lloyd Harrison
has returned to his work on the NJ. G.
r. r.
NORTH-sR. Edgar Bailey of Keene
y. H., passed Thursday and Friday al
S. A. Clark's.
Mir. and Mrs. Arthur w. Bowman
and little son. William of Boston, who
have been passing several weeks Will
| the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs
George F. Bowman. have returned
| home.
Rev. and Mrs Albert Leach and son
Ernest, of Vassalboro, were calling OF
| friends in town, Friday.
Mrs. Lizzie Richardson of Foxboro
| Mass, and Mrs. Davis Kerr of Oak
land, We're guests, Sunday. at Arthur
d. Stevens.
Miss Olive smiley is passing the week
| in Waterville.
Mrs. James A. Field and two chill
dren, Elizabeth and Roland, visited tn,
| formers sister. Mrs. John Proctor ol
Wateryille. recently.
| Miss Helen A. Waite. who has beer
| undergoing treatment for tuberculosis
| of the arm at hospital in Waterville
| left. Thursday, for her brothers II
| Roslindale, Mass Her many friend:
| here wish for her a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Ross Knapp of Lexington is Wis
| iting Mrs. G.. x. Hastings
| Harry Burgess of Waterville is pass
] ing a few days with his sister, Mrs
| James A. Field.
Miss Ada McI<ingsley of Gardiner i:
| the guest of DR.. and Mrs. II. l.. John
son.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Springer ant
| two children, from Massachusetts, are
visiting Mrs. Anne Springer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Prescott of Bos
| ton arrived, Sunday, at A. d. stevens
| Miss Emily Bourne attended Howe,
circus in Augusta. Monday, and vii
| pass few days with her father a
| Mrs. Emma Coombs.
| Frank Baker of Lewiston is visiting
| lis grandmother, Mrs Dolly Towle.
| Mrs. Thomas Bird and three sons
| William, James and Sherman. of Eas
| Boston, are visiting Mrs. Birds par
| entS, Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Bean.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert McCausland o
| Portland and Mr.. and Mrs F. c. Moor
| of Halloweli were recent guests of DIR
and Mrs. II. l.. Johnson. They mad
the trip from Portland in their automo