Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-13

passing their time fishing. having
made some good catches they report
Guy Leonard IS setting out fne
bed Of Strawberries
Miss Feits Of Hartford. Conn, who
has been at the hume CT Mrs Sadie
Goud for the past month, returned
10 her home Thursday.
Mrs H 4. Rickfo-d is visiting rel
aures IN Boston and Weymouth.
Mass
r B. Cheney took an auto party
TO wiscassetI- Wednesday.
Dir. George Irving attended the re-
Union Of his G. a. T. company held
II Brunswick. Wednesday.
SOCTH-Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Dickinson and grandson, Norman
Dickinson OF Reading, Mass. Is visit
ing Mrs Dickinsol's cousin. Mrs.
Myra Siegars. for q few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Loring Small and her
brother. Charles. and sister, Edith OF
Winnegance. passed Thursday with
their grandmother. Mrs Sybil Houd-
lett
Mrs Emma Hatch is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Ida Gibbs, in Wis
casset. for few days.
Mary Siegars returned 10 her home
Tuesday. from Gardiner. where she
has been visiting Mrs. Albert Hodg-
don for a few days.
Margaret Pushari visited Mrs.
George Lilly one day this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pushard
passed q few days last week with
relatives in Pittsfeld.
Parker Starre,r returned to his
home in Warren, after passing a week
with his grandmother, Mrs. Vesta
Siegars. and her uncle, G. L. Siegars
in Woolwich.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rice and
family returned to their home in New
Hampshire Tuesday. after passing a
few days with their daughter Mrs
Harry Hatch,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Tibbetts
passed Sunday al Bay Point.
George Lilly left town Thursday
for Woolwich, where she will teach
school
MIDDLE BRIDGE-MiddIe Bridge
store on Monday opens under new
mana cement. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Chick having purchased it from VIII
Liam 6. Lothrop. Mr. and Mrs. Chicl.
/ intend carrying groceries tobsccos
and corrections. az well as line Of
small wares and notions. Mrs. Chick
/. is a former Dresden girl, well known
as Carrie RittalI Hamilton. They
nave the good wishes Of the connmuni-
ty for success and certainly Middle
Bridge store is ideally located for
business.
Elmer Davis and Elmer Willis Of
Five Islands were lately visitors in
town. and during their stay were en-
tertained BY John a. Rituals, Frank
Robbins and q, Choate Lodge Nj
Davis is well Known throughout ORES
( den. and Tor years was an engineer on
the Kennebec heats. His visit was in
the nature OF a temporary farewell. as
soon he starts for the Pacific Coast by
auto. via the Santa Fe trail
Mr. and Mrs Roscoe p. McFadden
with Mrs. Addie McFadden Of Bath,
we're Welcome callers at Choate Lodge
on Sunday. as were also Charles Cur
tis Of Bath, and son. David, Of Au-
gusta.
Samuel II. Holwsy Of Augusta, with
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Ri1tall, were
dinner guests on Sunday Of Mr.. and
Mrs. william ". Choate.
All the Riddles were alert for school
Monday morning and TO pupil rejoice
that Miss Carolyn Sheldon is to be
their instructor.
While plans 70 bring electric
lights into Dresden are at present only
tentative. the residents are hoping for
the plan to become a fact.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred RittaIl. Horace
Rittall Of Five Islands. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Hall Of Saco. and Mr. and Mrs.
Howard with daughters, Elizabeth and
Virginia. Of somerville Mass, motored
from Five Islands with Frank Rittali
and Miss Alice Greenleaf to call on
relatives at Middle Bridge They were
dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. John A.
Rittal.
Eastern river is experiencing more
activity this late summer than for
many seasons.
Fall sounds are evident. Katydids,
crickets. tree toads and myriad songs
Of wood creatures warn US Of it's ap-
preach. But Maine is hard to surpass
in glorious weather at any season.
The new piece Of State aid road. the
connecting link between the Richmond
ferry and Dresden Mills roads, is
showing definitely the work Of Lester
Woodward and his efficient crew Of
workers.
Ralph Rittall and Karl Rittan are
carrying pulp wood to Augusta.