Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-06-17
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ursT-The Ladies' Union
r,aat wednesday. June Il, with Mi p
Mercy Hussey
Arthur and c. w. Taher last weeN
80 hauling their potatoes 10 Az
80 70 he shipped to Boston parties
So Taher is working this week IN
~ pornekov cottage, putting In y
hath-room and other work in MS tihe
Mr. and Mrs. John Wiihams
Gardiner came Saturday to VISIT Mi
yyiu,ap,s, mother. Mrs. Matilda Lynn
,,d brother Frank. Mrs. Wliilaiis''
remained to spend the week
rruir Stewart is at home for the|
summer vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Burrili ane
daughter passed Sunday at the hoiisse
OF his father. d. F. Burrlh'
frankie Gorham, who has neen Nisie
,ro his aunt. Mrs. 5. p. Barton re
as,.1,. left for Lewiston, where he ls
the guest of friends for awhile.
7. ]. Haskell of Augusta, with a
nartv of friends, were touring thisI
section of the town Sunday
Mrs. Reuben Pierce has returneuI
from visiting her daughter, Mrs lay
rimple. Mr.. and Mrs. Dalyrlhp'.
orc exnected to arrive by the hrst on
Julv to pass their vacation with herl
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce.
A. l.. Casey for several days last
week was planting potatoes for Neil
Tobev and Ruel Bruce of Cross hill
MISS Hazel Colburn and brotherl
Francis were Sunday guests of their
grandmother, Mrs. McGrane OF
Whitefield. i
Mrs. Octavia Morrill, of Chelsea Isl
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Eben Hal
lowell, for an indefinite time i
Emmons Casey was planting pota-
toes Monday for H. G.. Dickey of
South Vassalboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Manning of
Weeks Mills were afternoon callers
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. James Mel
Laughlin.
Roger Reeves passed Sunday at the|
farm with his family
Mr.. and Mrs a. p. Haskell and son|
Earle made very enjoyable trip hT|
auto Sunday to Roekland, leaving Mrs.|
Haskell to visit relatives for a week.
day and Sunday. is some better att
this writing.
Among the late arrivals in town.
was C. E. Smith, who came Thursday
night and is stopping with his sister.
Mary Smith, at the home of j. w.
Lampson.
Herbert Caswell was hauling pota-I
toes last week for Arthur Taber.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Colburn were|
Sunday callers of Mr.. and Mrs. RaFI
Colburn.
Mr.. and Mrs c. f. Allen of SOUTH
China were out in their new auo|
Wednesday night and We're callers on|
friends in the place.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Studley attend
ed the Friends church at East Vas-|
salboro June 4 and much enjoyed theI
meeting.
Rev. c. B. French was entertained
Saturday night at Beech Grove farm
Sara Davis was among the church,
attendants Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. C. e. Smith of Thorn
dixie, who have been visiting friendsI
in Richmond, Bath, Gardiner and Au-
gusta, left Saturday for their home. |
Mrs. Smith passed her childhood daysI
at Lone Maple farm, and has many
friends in town who are pleased toI
hear of them
A. l.. Casey and Joseph MorisetteI
were hauling hay several days lastI
week from the Forest WhitehouseI
farm to Riverside station. Il
Orrin Cunningham was the guest
Monday of his niece, Mrs. Carrie
Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. f. Titcomb and
family of Pennington We're visitors
Sunday of Mrs. Titcomb's brother. e.
d. Jones and family, making the trip
by auto.
Harold Casey Is nlanfins nnfafnes