Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-08-16
Hon. John Peters Speak
Here, August Il.
Representative Of U. 5. Dept.
OF Agriculture in Town.
Local and Personal Notes Gathered
From About the City.

Hon. John \. Peters of Ellsworth and
Judge Benedict +. Maher OF Augusta
will address the citizens of Winthrop
on the issGes of the present campaign
al the Town hall, Thursday evening,
Aug. y.
Rev and Mrs. H. c. Clifford and
daughter. Mrs. Memoir. of Strong,
were entertained, Thursday, by Nj
and Mrs. e. +. Longfellow
DIR. Gerald Clifford passed Thursday
with friends in Gardiner.
Mrs. Francis G. Wadsworth is con-
valeseing from II very serious Illness.
Friends will be glad To learn that she
is considered out of danger.
The Misses Tetreault. who have
been guests at Sport Farm, returned
to Montreal. Friday. Mrs. Rose Car.
ron accompanied them as far as Old
Orchard.
Miss Jessie Libby of Canada, Mrs
Carrie Vigeau and daughters, Beat
rice and Mary, of Biddeford, are vis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Ludger Heon.
MI and Mrs. f. l.. Edwards or
Waterville and Mrs. Charles Ham,
mond of Portland We're guests Friday.
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Hammond expects to go to British
Columbia, soon, to join her husband
and will make her home there.
Mrs A. b. Adams was visitor
Thursday. in Monmouth
Albert Jones has gone to Waterville,
where he will be employed by the
Maine Central Railroad Co.
Mrs. G. H. Penney and daughter,
Miss Josie Penney, are visiting Mrs.
+. =. Libby at Pine Point Mr. Pen
ney will join them, Sunday
Miss Carrie Murch is visiting
friends in Auburn, for few days.
Neil Whitney is visiting in Unity
and Troy.
ermore Falls are guests at the home
of W. c. Sprague.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Payson, Miss
Hollis and Mr.. Young OF Brooks who
| have been attending the Hanks races
at Augusta, were guests Thursday.
of Mrs. S. +. Mason.
Mrs. Mary Stoekpole of Pennington
is visiting Miss Nettie Stackpole.
The Methodist Sunday school picnic
at Flynn's grove, "Wednesday, was at
tended by about 10. \ pleasant day
was enjoyed
Augusta will cross bats with Win
throp at the local grounds, this af
ternoon. Augusta has proved YER
easy for the Winthrop boys and they
are not worrying over the outcome.
Mrs. Laura Smith and her son, ~
| |, Smith of Middetown, CT, have
IN hos tnys l,.,t+
| will visit Mr.. and Mrs. b. B. Smith
formerly of Winthrop
Rev. Frank Gilmore has returned to
his home in Lynn. after short visit
with his wife's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Getchel
| A. Ct. Fassette of Lewiston is in
| town for Is days at his studio.
| d. H. Maxim is building fine new
office in connection with his saw and
grist mill on Central street.
, Mrs. A. S. Perry and Ruth Alden
are visiting friends in Monmouth.
i w. II. Perkins of Auburn, Me, was
a recent visitor in town.
! John q. Billiard of Redland, Cal, is
the gnest of w. H. Titus.
Versil A. Sanders, special field agent
from United States department OF
agriculture of Washington, d. G., was
in town, Thursday, obtaining statis-
tics of the crops of the coming year.
Miss Bessie Turner of Mt. Vernon.
who has been visiting at Mrs. Grace
Moore's, returned home. Friday.
e. p. Libby was in town, Friday
from Pine Point. where he is passing
his vacation. on matters of business.
| Mrs. G., c. Jenkins was called to Mt
i Vernon. Thursday by the illness of hei
a, father.
Mrs. Maud Hopkins and two chill
dren, who have been visiting Mrs.