Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-03-18
KENNEBEC.
VASSALBORO,

death of his sister, Mrs. Matte Irish.
/. He was accompanied by his daughter
Gladys.
H. G. Dickey attended the all day
Z session of Cushnoc Grange Thurs
day.
Mrs. Della Dickey passed Thursday
with brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jas. Clark of Riverside. Mrs Clark
| is reported as little more comfortable.
Mrs. Ruth Morse was an afternoon
caller Wednesday Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Taber, West Windsor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Miller and
daughter, Miss Ethel were calling
Monday on friends in Augusta; also
on Mr. and Mrs. Howard HAYES of
Riverside.
Miss Jean Raynes, who is passing a
few weeks with Mrs Malinda Web
Der, South China, was home Sunday
for a few hours.
Howe Bros. were saving wood Sat
Il urday at Reuel Merrilps.
Frank Howe and mother were bust
ness callers Thursday in Gardiner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Crowell of Web
Der pond were Sunday guests OF Mr..
land Mrs. II. G.. Dickey.
Mrs. John Randall and sister. Mrs.
Chas. Randall, visited the Capital city
Wednesday.
Mrs. Chas. Tobey and Mrs. Nell
Tobey of Cross Hill were guests Sun
day of Mrs Tobey's daughter, Mrs.
Minnie Sabin.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Sabin enter
tanned Saturday evening Mr.. Mason of
Pyan
and Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Weber at a
card party.
Fowler & Adams have over 500 trees
!. tapped in their maple grove this
spring, and are hoping with favorable
weather to do quite an extensive
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Robbins of
Riverside, who were guests for sew
|.eral days last week of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Randall and Mrs. Chas. Randall,
returned home Saturday.
Il, NJ L. Sabin was business visitor
in Augusta Friday.
Mrs. Webster Williams of Water
[svilie, who was a guest in the home of
her sister, Mrs. Ella Davis for several
days, has returned home.
81 NJ. f. Davis made business trip to
II Augusta Saturday.
II A. c. Brown was hauling logs to
Il Bakers Mills, Riverside. Thursday.
Il He was assisted by Fred True, A. L.
land n. E. Casey, c. w. Taber Of West
IS windsor and f. ]. Brown of River
b side.
II Messrs. King and Shorty have fin
ID ished cutting wood for C. H. Morse
II and returned home.
I whitehouse Bros saw mill Monday.
L assisted by Fred True, A. L. and II. E.
|sCasey of West Windsor.
81 Mr.. and Mrs. Will Anderson of Au-
81 gusta were evening callers Saturday
|s,of Mr.. and Mrs. Edw. Howe and fam
Il lily.
q NJ. E. Brann entertained at dinner
RMonday John Goddard OF Stanley Hill
u and also sold him a young horse.
81 Mrs. Emma Brann entertained as
fSurday guests her sister, Mrs. Hattie
3Jewett and children of Benton Sta
3tion.
81 Mrs. Hattie Brann is enjoying a
81 two weeks vacation at her home in
|,this place.
III Nahlon Brann was business caller
81 in Augusta Wednesday.
IL Omar Davis and Mahlon Brann
81 were in waterville Thursday.
81 Mrs. Lizzie Dickey was visiting her
E4sister. Mrs. Ella Ballard, at Seawood
II Mills Monday.
III Harry Wheeler and friend of Gardi-
Ener we're guests Monday of c. II.
n Morse They also enjoyed little
81 outing on Three Mile pond.
IA Howard Fuller OF South China was
IL q business caller in the place Satur-
tday.
III Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Howe tnee
HLane) are receiving congratulations
1on the arrival of a young lady board
III err. who arrived Sunday to gladden.
III their home.
Ia CROSS HILL~-Mrs. e. P. Robbins
81 and little daughter Christine, also
e Mrs. GUY Longfellow and little daush-
|bter Florence of Augusta were callers
n SUNDAY afternoon of Mrs. Robbins
II sisters. Mrs. A. II. Austin.
10 Miss lola Casey Of Augusta is en-
n loving a short vacation with her
II GRANDPARENTS, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
ksTobey and other relatives in town.
II Fred True of Windsor was calling
Sunday on his sister, Mrs. f. B. Per-
Il ley.
q Mrs. Lizzie Snow is stopping with
Mrs. Ambrose Withee of North Vas
q salboro for an indefinite time.
n Mrs. Emeline Austin, who has been
Esin i'll health for the past few weeks
i is slowly improving.
q Mrs. Melvin Tobey, accompanied by
EsMrs. C. E. Tobey, were guests sun
q day of Mrs. NJ. L. Sabin of South
u Vassalboro.
q Miss Adelia Gardner, who has been
q seriously i'll, is reported on the road
81 to recovery.
e Mrs. w. N. Tobey passed the day
8 recently with Mrs. James Crosby or
q South Vassalboro.
81 Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Ames and daugh-
q ter, Lena, Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Cobb
n and Mr.. and Mrs. n. S. Lander OF
RVassalboro were pleasantly enter
tanned Wednesday at the home OF
Il their pastor, Rev. and Mrs. F. w.
I Klein, North vassalboro.
j Fred Merrill Of Augusta was BUSH
|yness caller on the Hill Thursday.
81 Nfrr w A,istf, tho Q1iaQt