Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-14
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la kFSHORE-GeorGe Cooley, man
ager Of the new creamery at Oakland.
was in town recently calling on the
dairymen to arrange for a large amount
of cream 10 be delivered at the factory
during the fan and winter months
Harold Triton. II. f. Blanchard and
Theodore LonEley, u, made trip re-
Gently TO the head Of the lake and re
turned with a fine string of pickerel.
The bad weather OF the last few da vs.
has hindered farmers from finishing
haying and much hay still r.ma.ns IN
cut.
Owing to the showers Thursday eve
ming sidney Cirane, te!l 20 meeting
M and Mrs. s. A. Philbrook and
Mrs c. l.. Swift went 10 South Paris by
auto last week
Arthur H. Shaw recently made a trip
TO Lewiston and Portland and par
chased a touring car.
Mrs. Harvey G. Blanchard Of East
Providence, r. l., who has been visiting
her sister. Addie N. Langley, has gone
TO South Gardiner to visit another sis
ter, Mrs. S. W. Balentine She was &C
companied by her Youngest son. Albert
Her Oldest son. Chester. will remain al
Mrs. Longley's for a few days.
Ernest Wyman and George Newell
are cutting the hay on the Nash farm
Martin l., Goodhue is supplying Ceda +
Crest camps with milk and meats this
summer 1t now requires some 6y
quarts of milk each day
Rev. Edwin S. Longley of East Win
throp supplied the pulpit at the Free
BAPTIST church both morning and eve
ming Sunday last, Next Sunday Aug.
Is, Rev, Clarence Emery of Charleston
will supply the pulpit
Mrs. Alice Sheldon and son George of
Augusta and Mrs Sheldon's uncle,
Fred Sawteile, Of Massa chusetts. are
passing few weeks at the Whitcomb
cottage. This week they will be Joined
hN Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ Sawtelle Of Wv
man street. Augusta
Elias Bowman and sons Of Oakland
are cutting the hay on the farm Of Mrs.
+. J.. Hersom.
Miss Mary f. Longley Of Upton,
Mass. who has been very i'll for some
TO be able to come to Maine within a
snort time and make her home with her
brother, T. w. Longley She will be
accompanied on the trip by her sister,
Mrs NJ w. Keller Of Augusta.
Jason Taylor and sons. who now own
the ", b. Manter farm. are entertain
ing large number of summer boa m,
erS ut this time. IL the near future they
intend TO erect a summer hotel at the
shore Of the lake
WEST-Mrs. Nerna Scott and chill
dren, Myrtle and Dorothy, Of Lowell
Mass. are visitors for the month Of Mrs
colts brotherin-low, George Scott, Mr.
scott Will accompany his family later.
Mrs. Charlie Smith visited Mrs. Alex
Mills Saturday
Ernest keene Of Augusta passed the
day Friday in town.
Rosa Dudley. daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Dudley passed the day last
week at the Mills homestead.
Miss Helen Taylor of Augusta Is the
guest Of her cousin. Miss Lena TAYLOR
+, =. Robinson. Manchester. was re-
Gently in town calling on his uncle. G
{, Robinson. and friends
Mr. and Mrs Eben Dudley and chiI.
dren and Mrs. W. G. Abbott and 50,
were callers Sunday evening Of Mrs
Alex Mills.
Harvey - Smith passed his 18th birth
day quietly at his home Friday, Aug Q
Mr. Smith was remembered bv his
friends and many wishes are extended
for many returns Of the day.
The son, Kenneth, Of Mr.. and Mrs
Fred keene. who has been suffering