Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-13
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Miss Sadie Thompson of st.
! stephens, n. B., has been a guest CT
Mr.. and Mrs. George Scott
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Symnes OF
Winchester, Mass, -were guests Fri
day and Saturday of Mr.. and Mrs. o.
b. Abbott, Pond road.
Miss Eva Blaisdell of Rome is
teaching the school at West Sidney.
Miss Jennie Smith is teaching the
Washington school in the Swift dis
trict, and Miss Alice Smith is teach
ing on the Quaker road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Eastman Of
Beverly, Mass. have been guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. c. L. Richardson at
The Willows"
Mrs. George Scott and aunt, Mrs.
Mary Lyons. visited their niece. Mrs.
Pearl Willett in Augusta, Monday.
Daniel Quimby has returned home
from a short visit to Bacon's Corner.
Charles c. Robinson and brother.
Ruel Robinson of West Sidney, re-
Gently passed the day with their
nephew, +. b. Robinson of Manches-
ter and met there. unexpectedly,
their cousins from Chesterville, Mr..
and Mrs. Clinton Robinson daughter
Dorothy, and sons. Chauncey and
Ray Robinson. The party from
Chesterville made the trip by auto.
Services next Sunday Sept. Is, at
the usual hour, $50. Rev. z. S.
Philbrook of Augusta conducts the
services and will continue to, every
Sunday. weather permitting
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Scott and
daughters, Myrtle and Dorothy, who
have been guests of their relatives,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Scott, have re-
turned to their home in Lowell,
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Heating and
three sons stopped over night with
their friends on their return from
Calais to their home in Lynn. Mass.
w. Fl. Keene is doing carpenter
work Of Arthur Hammond Bacon's
Corner.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. II. Trask left yes
terday morning for their home in Re
we're. Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. Trask
were accompanied by Mr.. Trask's
daughter and granddaughter. Mrs. e.
-. iNN IL anu MISS l)OTOtNy swift.
TABLESPOONFUL and Mrs. w. ].
Delano of LUDLOW, Vt, visited at the
home of Mr.. Delanos cousin, T. w.
Longley the past week.
Warren Ralentine of South Gardi-
ner, who has been visiting his aunt,
Mrs. Longley for a few days, re-
turned to his home last Wednesday.
w. B. Haskell. road commissioner
for the western division is doing ex-
tensive road work on the middle
road near the residence of A. H.
Bailey.
Charles L. Ellis Of Somefvile.
Mass, who is visiting friends and
relatives at Lakeshore received a
telegram the past week from Wash
ington stating that his youngest son
Clayton had been killed in battle
somewhere in France" Mr.. Ellis
one in the army and one in the
navy.
George Tilton and son Harold have
been hauling pressed hay to Water
vile the past week.
NJ L. Goodhue has been threshing
recently for J. f. Sawtelle.
MIR. and Mrs. Longley attended the
funeral of Mrs. Longley's cousin.
Miss Alice Wiley of Waterville last
Saturday.
Mrs. G. D. Swift has recently re-
ceived word that her only brother,
Dean Sawtelle of Northwest Canada
died on Aug 80. Mr.. Sawtelle was
born in Sidney Feb. IA, 1855. When
young man he married Miss Eta
Dow of Canterbury, N. b., who sur
wives him. For many years Mr..
Sawtelle lived in Massa chusetts but
10 years ago he moved to Northwest
Canada He has a sister, Mrs.
George D. Swift Of Lakeshore. also
several cousins, nieces and nephews
in Kennebec county. Among his
nephews is Mayor Willis E. Swift Of
Augusta.
Sidney Grange held a very inter
esting meeting on Thursday evening.
A unit of the National Liberty
Chorus was formed and the follow
ing officers were chosen: President
Mrs. F. G. Creed; secretary, Mrs
Julia Lyon: director. Mrs. Jennie
Bracket. The lecturers program
consisted of songs. readings and
recitations.
The next meeting Of Rural Lodge
No SO, F. & A. NJ will be held at
,f,sopic hall on Saturday evening