Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-09-07
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his. fummer vacation at q. T. Whitakerss.
retftps this week to Counecticut
The high school at Rogers Corner.
taught by f. l.. Bartlett Of Thorndtks. u
progressing finely, over forty pupils be-
Ing Lh'iEttcndance.
Mrs. Carrie Richardson. who with her
two daughters. has been spending several
weeks In town. returned to her home In
k0ckland Saturday. sss.l
Rev. Mr.. hunt and family. who hnSo
been spending a few weeks with n. and
Mrs. Zimri Carlton. have returned. to thelr
home In Massachusetts.
b. F. Harding has situation IN BILE
rlca. Mass, to teach the coming year. He
left home, Saturday. stopping over the
Sabbath with his son In Boston and be-
ginning his school. Monday.
There was a lawn party and Ice cream
social at Atwood Whitaker's. Wednesday
evening. for the purpose OF raising funds
for the support of preaching. A flne lit.
crary entertainment was provided and
the singing by the male quartet was
highly appreciated as was also the music
furnished by Mr.. Wood with his auto
harp. All present pronounced 1t sue
cess in every way.
CENTER MoNTvILLE.
Mrs. Addie Kane Is In Belfast for q
week.
Miss Della Kane has returned from
Northport.
Lowell. Mass.
Mrs. Edward Bridges plucked an apple
blossom, September LIST.
~
ing the fall term at the seminary.
Roger Richards OF Washington, ID. c..
has joined his family at ]. o. Bartiett's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Edmunds OF Prov
idencc, II. l., visited relatives here last
week.
Will Hall and Mrs. Calvin Joy of Low
ell. Mass, We're at NJ. c. Gordon's last
week.
Nathan French of Belfast. was the
guest of his brother, p. B. French. re-
Gently
Mrs. Eliza Bean and Mrs. Edgar b.
Bean and son. are enjoying an outing at
Northport.
MONTvILLE.
Mrs. John Carsey Is quite Ill.
Schools in town commenced. Sept. g.
Allen Dyer was in Waterville. Saturday
Considerable work Is being done on the
roads in town.
Rev. U. r. Pearsons preached at the
chapel, Sunday.
A. F. Plummer was in wat@rville on
business. Saturday.
Richard Berry has gone to Pittsheld,
where he is attending school.
d. y. Plummer has gone to Freedom to
resume his studies at the academy.
Ned Stewart has returned to Massachu-
sets. after spending his vacation at
home.
Mrs. Lucy Thomas of Searsmont, has
been visiting at A. F. Plummers for the
past week.
James II. Thurston of Smithton had Z
house warming in his new house, Friday,
and number from this place attended.
BELFAST.
Walter II. West died at his home in
Belfast, Wednesday as a result of in
juries received in an accident in North
port avenue. two months ago, when ac-
companied by his wife. He was driving
and collided with heavy truck team
Both his wife and himself were thrown
to the ground. She was not seriously in
jured. He struck on his head and never
recovered consciousness. Mr.. West was
a member of the insurance Arm OF Field
& West. His age was As yesrs,
BURNHAM.
A little girl baby was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Shaw, Monday.
L. W. Berry of Portland. was In town,
Sunday. calling on friends.
Mrs. Hoxie returned from North Sears
port campmeeting. Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Crawford at
tended the campmeeting at China. last
week. LaforeSt and Alonzo McAllister
were at the campmeeting over Sunday.
They all report good time.