Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-11
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West Dresden were auto callers Sunday
at A. e. Mafsons.
Miss Isabel Moore, who is attending
school at Gardiner. passed Saturday ana
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Moore.
Howard Severance has sold his farm to
Weaver King, who will take possession
in the near future.
Eugene Fossett has been employed dur
ing the past week in rebuilding chimney
at W. j. Moores.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Marson went to
Dresden Sunday for short stay as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Taylor.
, II. F. Marson returned to his home In
Medford. Mass, Tuesday after short
stay on business In this vicinity.
Mrs. Isabel Merrill is a guest for few
| days at the Marson homestead.
Mrs II. II. Cary, who has been the
guest of relatives in Gardiner for the
past three weeks, returned Sunday to her
| home in this village.
| Arthur Doyle of Lynn, Mass, Is pass
ing a short vacation at the Kealy home
stead.
c. II. Albee Of Norridgewock, who re-
| Gently purchased the J. A. Hanly summer
! home. formerly the residence of the late
Dr. c. c. Libby. will with his family
take possession of the new home this
week.
Mr. and Mrs Clifford F.. Seekins and
family, Miss Gladys Jack and B. r.
Green of Richmond were guests Sunday
of Mr. and Mrs. w. f. Seellins. making
the trip in Mr.. Green's auto.
Boynton Scott of Chelsea, Mass. was
the guest for a short time last week OF
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. +. Scott on
his way to the Maine woods on few
weeks hunting trip.
MT. and Mrs Manville Moody and Mr.
and Mrs Ralph Moody and child arrive
nv auto last week from Wakefield, Mass
and will pass two weeks at the home ?:
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustine Thompson and
calling ON other relatives and former
friends in this vicinity
Mrs. Lucinda Butterheld and Miss Ellen
Hewev. who have beer guests for several
weeks at the home of Mrs. w. S. Cleaves
returned last week to their home in Phil
lips.
Arthur Palmer of Augusta passed the
weekend with his family in this village
w H. and Harold Reed left Saturday
for Boston, where they will pass the
week and attend some of the worlds Sc
res ball games.
Mrs. George Carnage of Damariscotta
is the guest for few weeks of Mrs.
George Russell at her home in THIS place
Alden Knight of Portland was a Sun
day visitor in town
". II. Heath and F. F. Scott are both
painting their residences in this village
Fred kcalv left Friday for a short bus
mess trip to Lynn.
Mr.. and Mrs F. w. Mansir and WeeVer
King went Sunday by auto to Bristol and
Pemaquid.
Miss Mary Cary and Mrs. w. e. Seekin
vera callers Thursday on friends In
! North Whitefeld.
A number of people from this village
attended the Damariscotta fair last week.
NOPTH-G. A. Cobb and family ana
Mrs. Charles Walker of Gardiner were
visitors Tuesday at 7. X. Green $
Mr.. and Mrs. F. =. Morrill, were at
their home on Togus hill for fe" days
last week.
w. H. Grant returned Tuesday from
Anticosti. Quebec, where he had been
for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs H. l.. Hayes and
DAUGHTERS Marian and Edna. with Miss
Mason, all of Chelsea. were callers in
this place recently.
Miss Mary Cary of East Pittston was
in this part of the town Wednesday,.
Mr. and Mrs. w II. Grant and son
Verne were visitors Saturday and Sun
day in Waterville.
1t is reported that Ernest Wing with
his family and household goods are to
move to Farmingdale.
Mrs. George Sparrow, with children,
Leslie, George and Hazel were in Gar
diner Sunday.
Many of the farmers find in digging
their potatoes that the tubers are rot
ting badly.
The Helping Hand Society of Kings
Daughters met Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. Henry Gordon at Kebo farm.
AS it was the annual meeting the re-
ports of officers We're read and accept
ed, also the committee on the revision
of bylaws presented them for their
first reading followed by an informal