Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-07-15
VASSAL BORO.

| Inns Of Fairfield are in town, the guests
of Mrs Rollins aunt. Mrs. c. II. Morse
Mrs. Ruth Morse left. Friday, Tor
Gardiner. where she Will pass TIE
week end with friends.
Edwin Howe is helping T.. Miller with
his having.
Herbert Hall of the medical star at
the NJ l. H., Augusta, was one OF the
lucky fishermen at Three Mile POND,
Thursday afternoon.
Charles and George Perkins were
business callers in Waterville, Monday,
and Wednesday.
w. f. Brown, " s. of Weeks Mills
was brief caller in the place, 5atur-
day night.
Lin Satin, who has been cutting hay
on the farms of ReGel Merrill and son.
has them both finished and returned
home.
C. NJ Dickey mas finished hauling
pressed hay to Augusta.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Brown and dauSh-
ters. Misses Alice and Marion of River
side were in the place. Sunday.
Mr.. Gary eff Nassalbore and Maurice
Smiley of Cross Hill were at A. G..
Browns, Sunday.
Mr. Gates and sens of Waterville
were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Rowe.
John Randall of Cross Hill was 4
Saturday caller of his brother, Charles.
Mrs. Lizzie Northey of North White
field is visiting her sister, Mrs. Andrew
Webber.
Mrs Gates Of Waterville was a. re-
cent guest of her niece. Mrs. Fred
Rowe.
Among these from out of town, who
were called To attend the funeral of the
late w. a. Raynes were: DR.. and Mrs.
Merton Haynes and daughter Of Mel
rose, Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Niles
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Niles
Of Halloweli and Mrs. Raynes' mother,
Mrs. Janet Macpherson of Nova Scotia
and aunt, Mrs. Esther Mcdonald Of
Belmont, Mass.
Everett Tobey of Fall River, Mass,
who has been a guest of his mother,
Mrs. ]. S. Crosby at Maple Grove
Farm, has returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Brann attended
the Fourth of July celebration at North
Vassalboro.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. S. Crosby were guests
Mrs. Bertha Stone was tea guest of
Mrs. L. w. Mason. Sunday.
Harold Knowles and sisters of Au-
gusta were Sunday callers of Daniel
Mason.
Reuel Merrill, one of the veterans
who wore the blue. has returned home
from very enjoyable trip to Gettys-
burg, Pa. where he participated in the
anniversary observance of the great
battle.
Dr. and Mrs. Merton Raynes and
daughter left, Thursday noon, fer their
home in Melrose, Mass.
Charlie Barnes of Waterville was a
recent caller of his niece, Mrs. Katie
Fowler.
Alonzo Boynton's family, who now
reside near Center Vassalboro were in
the place. one day last week.
Henry Farwell Of Winslow was q
Sunday caller at J. p. Twitchelrs.
The recent rains are much appreciat-
ed by the farmers.
Several fine catches of pickerel have
been taken from Weber Pond, The
past week. One string of IA weighing
rs lbs. was caught by Charles Gard
ner, who is the owner of Camp Bliss
| and were distributed among his friends
who thoroughly enjoyed the treat. An
other fine catch was given to Rev. Mr.
Stevens at the Campground and like
wise was greatly appreciated by the
| Elder.
Mrs. Janet MACPHERSON of Nova
Scotia and sister Mrs. Esther MacDon-
| aid of. Belmont, Mass, are guests OF
| Mrs. w. A. Raynes, for an indefinite
time. Mrs. Raynes takes this oppor-
ltunity of expressing her heartfelt
| thanks to friends and neighbors for al
| their kindness during the illness ant
death of ner husband, the late w. A
| Raynes. Also for the floral tributes
| and to each and every one, who b,
word or deed, has tried to tighten and
smooth the pathway during these scr.
rowing hours
| Mr.. and Mrs. f. 3. Wbitehouse OF
| Waterville passed Saturday night ant
Sunday at their summer home in This
place, returning to Waterville, Monda,
morning.
| Mrs. Carrie Clark of Riverside was
calling, Sunday afternoon, at II. G
| Dickeys.
| Dr. and Mrs. johnson of Sidney. Mr.
and Mrs. Popham of Fairfield, Mr. ant
Mrs. Webster Williams and Mrs. Ing.
nam oil Waterville We're Sunday tour
ISIS who enjoyed the day at the hos.
pitable home of M. f. Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horatio Dickey an(
mother Mrs. Saloma Clark We're Sun.
day guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Will Tobey
Cross Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Dickey were aft.
| efnoon callers of Mrs. Ellen Lampsor
| of Augusta.
NJ. Z. Brann went to Augusta, Sat
ufuay afternoon. where with Mrs
| Brana, he passed the Sabbath