Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-08-27
WINDSOR s,

WEST-Misses Ida and Edith Pink
ham of Branch Mills were visitors for
a few days last week of their grand
mother Mrs. o. E. Carpenter.
Miss Alice Smart. who has been
stopping with Mr.. and Mrs. L. ].
Dickey who is in West Roxbury,
Mass, for several years, is now at
her home with Mrs s. L. Lanson for
awhile. Miss Smart recently passed
the day with her brother, Fred, who
is receiving treatment at the Central
Maine Sapatorium at Fairfield She
found him improving, gaining III flesh
and able to go outside.
Rudolph and Carl Rose of Roslin-
dale, who have been passing their va
cation at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Hiamsel Whitehouse at China with
Fred Plaisted. were callers Sunday
of Mrs. S. L. Lamson and family.
Mrs. Hiram Pierce and Mrs. ]. F.
Pierce with daughters, Celia and
Gertrude and mother, Mrs. Mercy
Hussey, were guests Thursday of rel
atives Mrs. b. F. Mcfarland and Mrs.
Leonard Merrill at the Beeches.
Friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Bur-
rill, who moved to Weeks Mills last
week. very much regret their going
away.
Mr.. and Mrs o. P. Robbins of An j.
gusta with Mrs. Robbins sister. Mrs.
Helena Keller of Boston and Mrs Ella.
Clark of Burlington, Me, and brother.
Melvin Pierce of Portland, were morn
Ing callers Saturday of Mrs. s l..
Lamson and dinner guests of their old
nd
Lynn, near the old homestead tha
isaiah Pierce farm, now owned by
harold Casey and Orrin Cunningham.
The place formerly owned by Melvin
PIERCE Is the home of Mrs. Betsev
casey. The afternoon was pleasantly
passed around their old home. II
Drought to mind many pleasant as well
as sad memories in the absence of
many friends they very much miss
ed In the vicinity.
Miss Edith Gerrish of Worcester.
Mass, recently arrived to pass her va :
cation with her mother, Mrs. Allen Ia
Der.
Mrs. Lucy Hallowell with her son and
Wire, Mr.. and Mrs. James HallowelI
recently left for New Bedford. Mass.
hr. Hailewell has employment as car
pehtef Tor the fall and winter. Mrs.
HaIlowell will be missed much.
MRS. Bertha jackson of Readville
Mass, is visiting for an indefintte
Tune the home of w. p. Lamson.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gorbap ~,
Hyde Park. Mass, who were guests NJ
MT and Mrs. S. p Barton for sever
al Gays last week with Mrs. Georpa
boynton and Miss Eva Gorham Ieft
saturday for Wiscasset where thew
VIII visit relatives for a week befora
returning to Mrs. Barton's.
u r. Taylor and family with their
guests recently enjoyed a shore ,inner
IN delightful spot near the bank of
Three-mile pond.
MT. ana Mrs, Charles Leavitt. accom-
panied by Mrs. Jones of Wiscasset
arrived in the place last THURSDAY
70 visit relatives for an indefinite
time.
Friends of Oscar Fernald, who had
the misfortune to fall through The
scanold he had recently built In the
Darn, are sorry to hear he is verv III
from the result of the accident. All
nope ne may have speedy recovery
Merle and Verne Jones. and n
YEARS OF age. respectively, last Friday
picked up and bagged 20 bushels of
po'atoes, besides the chores around
the barn and house, while their faith
er was away. These boys who are so
Industrious when young will be sue
cessful in all their UNDERTAKINGS when
they become men