Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-07


not far from The home of the parents
WINDSOR.
Mrs. Mary Cooling Moody, of Chica-
so, is visiting her sister, Mrs r. b.
Jewell.
Joseph Leavitt of coopers Mills
was week end guest of Mrs. +. b
Colbarn
Wadsworth Lewis of Joice visited at
c. f. Donnelrs, Sunday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bragg of Weeks
Mills visited at r. Balentine's, sunday
Henry Marson of E. Pittston, visiteo
at Frank Trask's, Sunday.
/ B. G. Hussey recently purchased a
80 horse power touring car.
At the next meeting of Windsor
Grange. May 3, the third and fourth
degrees will be conferred upon candi-
dates, and a harvest feast will follow
| WEST-During the first thunder
shower of Saturday afternoon thu
| lightning struck a tall elm tree a short
distance back of the buildings of j. w
Lamson, pealiug and shivering the
tree from top to the trunk. This was
q pretty close call, coming so near the
Ihous3 and other buildings.
| Mr. and Mrs A. l.. Casey were sun
lday guests of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. {. +. Tobey, Cross Hill,
| Ralph Taber is improving from his
Irecent illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hall, who have
been passing the winter in New Jersey
on the way to their summer home in
Rome, stopped off for brief visit with
relatives 1T Lone Maple Farm
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Hallowell of Au-
gusta, were Sunday guests at the old
homestead, Levi Hallowells.
| Mrs. Eben HalloweH with her cou-
sin went to Gardiner, Sunday
Mrs. s. L. Lampson with her son
Joseph and Charles Bickford dined at
the home Of her brother Mr.. and Mrs
lC. NJ. Dickey, Sunday.
| Mrs. Mary Ingraham left recently to
visit relatives in Aroostook county, in
The town Of Hodgdon
| John McGnrda has had emploVment
i'll Boston for the past month.
Mrs. Eugene Robbins and daughtei.
are stopping at the home Of her broth
er, LuVile Proctor.
Mr.. Page of Augusta visited the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. Orin Merrill for
a few days last week
| vi. anu MIS- -. j. l1uSSeN and S0H,
Harland. with his cousin Gertrude
Pierce, enjoyed ride. Sunday, in their
new car through China and West
Windsor calling al w s Bartons and
lother friends along the line
| Stephen Reeves of Chelsea was =
dinner guest of Mr.. and Mrs. s p
! Barton, Sunday.
| Mir. and Mrs. Edwin Lampson of
East Vassafboro. were Sunday guests
of his brother, w. p Lampson and
sister Mrs. Nash and other relatives;
in the place. They returned home.
Monday morning, accompanied by Miss
Rose Lampson
The residents here are blowing. Not
much sowing or planting in this sec
| ton has been done yet
Quite business is being carried on
at Morninsside. where a number Of
men have been employed this spring
IN eultiyating the land for sowing and
planting, spraying appletrees. clearing
the orchard by the pond. grading, max
ing improvements in many WAYS
which are very noticeable.
| George Pierce is very busy at West
look caring for the lambs and chick
ems OF which there is a large humble,
or incubator chicks at the present time
| WiNDSoRVlLlE
MRS. Raymond NJ. York was visi-
Tor in Albion Friday.
! Mrs. Walter Allen Smith returned
To her home in Boston. Wednesday.
| ). G. Lyon was Sunday visitor in
Augusta
Mrs. Alton r. Brann and twin bows
| warren j. and Walter T.. are guests
OF Mrs. Brann's parents. Mr.. and Mrs
w. II. Colby
MISS Eva Lyon of Augusta was thu
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
| Samuel Lyon, over Sunday.
Mrs. ]. B. Stilphen wishes to tbaul
her neighbors and friends for tn,
many pretty post cards sent to her OF
her birthday.
| Miss Alice Tozer of Albion is
guest of friends in town.
Frank Pierce of Augusta is VISITING
| ms mother, Mrs. Nellie Pierce.
| Q. M. Crummett of Somerville was
visitor in town. Wednesday.
| MISS Hazel Henderson of Gardiner
was the guest of her father. Capt.
| VIM I. Henderson. Saturday.
| Mrs. X. NJ York was Il visitor in
Augusta Wednesday.
| Daniel T.. Mills of Bangor is the
guest OF friends in town.
| samuel Lyon was visiting relatives
III Vassalboro. Monday and Tuesday
| capt William 7. Henderson went to
t-dseeomb, Saturday, and sold his
farm there.
| Miss Annie Lyon was at home from
| her school. over Sunday.
| Harry sampson WAS at home, sun
| day, from Somerville where he has
employment, fsz
| MT. VERNON.
! WEST-Instead of the. usual sunday
school. Sunday, there was a praise
| service at 1880 A. NJ, followed b,
lscriptnrc reading by Arson Williams
president of the Young Peoples
League. Joel 2:15. 26. being the chosen
lesson. Mr.. Williams took the 25tlt
verse. same chapter. fer a very inter
estlng talk. About so were present
and all will be pleased to hear Mr.
! Williams next Sunday May II, sun