Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-02
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Both corn shops ran all day sun
day as well as several evenings last
week. Since the frosts Of last week
the corn has been coming in very
steadily.
Mrs. Amy oliver of Pennington is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Ellen Pierce.
Mrs. Anna Perkins has been on the
sick list.
Coleman Bennett has moved his
family from the Butler rent to the
house recently vacated by Mrs. Me-
lissa Morse.
The Womans Working League of
the Congregational church met at
their vestry on Tuesday afternoon
and two puffs were tackled. At $50
supper was served to which the
gentlemen were invited, and a social
evening was enjoyed. The League
plans to hold it's usual Harvest Sup
per sometime during the latter part
Of October.
Charles French is confined to his
home by illness.
Mrs. Nellie Taylor anG Mrs. Grace
Whitney went to the Sisters Hos
pital in Waterville last week. where
they underwent throat operations.
Mrs. Taylor was able to return home
Sunday. and Mrs. Whitney is expect
ed home in few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Wade are the
| parents of baby girl born Sept. 25th.
who has been given the name Alice
Georgia.
Mrs. Martha Russell has returned
| from visit with an aged uncle in
| New Sharon.
Mrs. Evelyn Miner has sold large
part of her household goods. storing
| the remainder and left Tuesday for
a short visit in Oakland. There she
| will be joined by her niece, Miss
| Hazel Corliss. and they will go to
| Sioux City, Iowa where they expect
| to pass the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur WEIGH have
returned from a visit to Belfast.
Mrs. Margie Gilman Of Smithfield
is the guest of Mrs. Elva Stanley.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Davis and
son, Paul of Augusta who are visit
ing in town. were guests Tuesday OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Harris in
! Canaan.
| Mrs. Flora Whiting formerly OF
this town, now of Canaan has been
! visiting with Mrs. Mabel Wright for
several days. Mrs. Whiting had the
misfortune to lose her household
goods Sunday when the building in
which they were stored burned.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hussey and
daughter. Miss Nellie. ore passing Il
| few days at their cottoge at North
pond.
Mrs. Frank Jewell and daughter.
Louise, are in Portland for medical
trea tment for the latter at the Chill
! dren's hospital.
! Mrs. Henriette Wood. Mrs. Grace
Smith and Mrs. Fannie Hussey are in
| attendance this week at the Maine
! nf oil he
| Portland.
Almon Lovejoy and a friend from
Allston. Mass. We're. guests several
days at the honte Of Mr.. Lovejoy's
sister, Mrs. A. ". Stanley.
Mrs. Linus White is in poor health.
1t is expected the Rev. r. A. Davis
will occupy the pulpit ut the Baptist
church Sunday in the absence of the
| pastor.
A. Sunday school was organized
| last Sunday at the Gould school
house by Charles Clifford Of Auburn,
Of the American Sunday school union.
There were eighteen present. 1t is
every Sunday at o'clock. The fol-
lowing officers were elected. supt.,
Ambrose c. Jewett: secretary. VIVA
E. Boone; treasurer. Lillian Stevens
A special train bearing the presi-
dent of the Seaboar1 and Airline
railroad went thru town Monday
noon. He was met here by Nj
! Hunton of Portland, an official Of the
| Maine Central 1t is interesting 20
know that the party had sent an
order ahead for some sof Jewetts
Golden Bantam sweet corn, which Is
put up at the Jewett cannery here
The corn was delivered to the chef
as the train pulled into the station
and afterwards served by him in the
dining car
Mrs. Georgia Wiley of Buckfield
| is the guest OF her daughter, Mrs. l..
! d. Tibbetts.