Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-24

Carrie Alexander. class history; Will
liam Keys, presentation of gifts; Levi
Danforth, Grafton.
Mr. Butterfeld, a student of Bates
| College and the present principal of
Litchfeld Academy, preached at the
congregational, Sunday. There was a
good attendance Notwithstanding the
rain.
EAST WINTHROP.
Miss Annie Baker of PALMYRA. is
visiting her uncle, H. F. Baker.
+. r. Leavitt is building an. addition
to his house
The remains Of the late Hiram Otis
We're brought here from Augusta.
| Tuesday, for interment.
{. w. Vose of Hallowell. is passing
few days with his sister, Mrs. G. NJ.
Foster.
| WEST GARDINER.
Mrs Alice TOwle went to East Will
ton, Thursday, called there by the
death of her little granddaughter.
Gladys Parsons. Mrs. Daniel Burns is
| very i'll at the home of Mrs. Andrews
on High street, where she has been
boarding the past winter.
Gardiner Andrews is moving from
Gardiner. to his farm on the neck road
Alfred Campbell has moved to Man
chester, into the house formerly occu-
pied by Thomas Jones on the Pond
road.
| Allen and Eugene Wakefield were
home from Bath. over Sunday.
WAYNE.
Mrs. Seamans has organized W. G.
T. L. in this place with Mrs. Chap
man as president.
Mr. kernon has opened a granite
| cutting shed in town which will give
employment to two or three men. The
! largest piece Of granite eyer brought
into town was brought here this Wees
| for his use.
Mrs Bright. who was called here by
! the death of her sister Mrs. Bessa,
has returned to her home in Massachu
sets.
John Sturtevant is very III with what
is feared to be Bright's disease.
The many friends of Mrs. Swift will
! be glad TO know she is recovering.
! Mrs. Alice McKennon has moved to
Mason. \. H.. where Mr.. McKennon
has work
Mrs. Jennie Stanchfield has bought
and moved into the house formerly
owned and occupied by George John
son. Mrs. Stanchfield was a former
resident and all her friends gladly wei
| come her back.
Il, -;
day club. May 26.
MONMOUTH.
g. W. LoVejOy Of Portland, a con-
tractor known favorably throughout
Maine. has bought the beautiful sum
mer home and farm Of DR.. j. II. Day.
situated Two miles from this village
and known as "Highmoor farm" 1t is
said Mr.. Lovejoy will at once make eX-
tensive improvements to this already
fine residence. He intends to entirely
renovate the interior of the house and
to the barn, now about 100 feet long
will build an addition of 100 feet and
stock the farm with a large herd of
cows. \ dynamo which will furnish
electricity for lighting the house and
the running of separator in the
creamery will be put in. Mr.. Lovejoy
will begin operations at once.
Cochnewagon club met Wednesday
and elected officers for the next club
year II was voted to have field day
and a delegate was appointed to the
Maine Federation which will hold its
annual meeting in Waterville in Sep
TENDER.
Mrs n. G. Clifford has reached South
Berwick from Des Moines. ana will
soon come to her home.
Rev. Mr.. Lindsay Of Kent's Hill.
was The guest Of Or. Carruthers. last
week
Mrs. G. w. Norris, Mrs. w. F. Carru
Tiers and Miss Carruthers left. Mon
day, for an extended trim to Boston
ana the West.
Miss Lizzie Judkins of Boston. ar
rived Wednesday for the season.
Mrs. Lindsay spent Wednesday with
her daughter, Mrs. Irving Walker.
The ". G. T. u. held a mothers
meeting at the Methodist vestry
Wednesday.
Mrs. f. p. Marston spent Sunday in
Auburn. and Mrs Olive Cumston i'll
Lewiston. with friends.
Mrs. Pool who has been for many |
months confined TO the house, is able |
to be ont these warm days.
Work on Cumston hall foundation |
progresses rapidly. Carpenters Will pc |
at work in ten days probably.
Rev. G.. +. WoOdman and Rev. H. l.. |
Nichols. pastors Of the churches in the |
village. have prominent parts on the |
programme of the annual meeting OF |
the Sunday school Association Of Ken
nebec county which cOnvenes in Au- |
gusta. Thursday.
N. L. Getchell has bought an inter |
est in the hotel known as the Grand |
View on the shore of Lake Auburn. |
The house will be opened about June |
10Th.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Merrill are on
a trim to Moosehead lake.
ALBION.
Rem Foss has been at home for few
days.
Jennie Rollins of this town, and Les
lie Bicknell of Harmony, were married
May IA.