Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07
STATE NEWS.
KEnAEBEc.
SIDNEY CENTER.

SIDNEY CENTER
While in this section OF Sidney, last
week. J. ". Cross Q: the Journal called
upon ,vo leading farmers whose sue
cess upon the.r farms deserves q
special word Q. mention E A. Field.
new over s. years Of age, has q me
farm OF some 800 acres which ne anc
his son carry On ve.y successfully
This "a, they have harvested about
- baskets Of corn. 80 bushels OF
grain and 500 bushels Of vegetables
TIA, NJ. Field Is -eDarkaely active
nan q. his years is shown By the fac.
Ina; he has p.oughed 90 acres. this fall.
be ucs.ced holding the plough and
arriving the team Fred Blake. ca the
sn-c,slleo DILLINGHAM; farm. has ha--
vested The unusual crop Of SO bushels
IL onions. this fall He has also raised
- barrels Of apples. l5e baskets Of
corn and 900 bushels Of grain, besides
. good hay crop
Rev Chas. H e Seilser, pastor o.
he North Augusta church. breaches
every Friday nigh: a, the Racons
Corr-- Methodist Episcopal church
RIVERSIDE.
ca. Charles S. Cro~e.! Of Lewiston.
was Ia .he place. last week
John Foster o. Church Hi. Augusta.
u.s IN .he place lass Tuesday.
Nj. s.o Mrs n = Colby et Ws.e--
x5l,e we're in the psacr las. Thursday.
Nr. and M. yorr ?. HAYES are re-
.o,el-s. over the birth o. . Itti. 6.9ss-
Ter.
hz-A
last weonescas-
= Brooks Reec q. Sate-y1lie. passed
lsI S1nday With his sisser. Ms. y II
Fusstr-
Nj. and Ms BENJAMIN GS-oDe. Of Al
sSsta. c.Ilee or M. H VI Mills, Sun
d..
Oeo-<- Pane OF Ninslow. was IN he
ra.c+ East Saturday.
EAST P1TTSTOS.
TIE cemetery fe1cs Is being set and a
ere one !. Is too. Everybody IS delight
"a viii The much needed improvement.
TIE park association vii hot grand
bsnea, fair IN .A!s village, "Wednesday
AID Thursday ereargs. Dee ana s
TIE receipts vii b used By ne assocts-
,Ieu ard In good cause. 100. AL seen
20 se quite interested ana viii. no couoi,
a.ss.s; In making this event grand SAG
cess. Already committees are q: work
sre = good entertainment for each eve
-tng & assured
re funeral Of George Ma-son took
Mace from the home CT his o-other.
Henry As-Sen. Frie2y. unae- the ai-ec-
tien CT Rsv. L L Harris. TIE &C.
CEASED was well known and zucA Re
speced in this vicinity.
Mrs. Arthur M2rson and son Chester.
,et-nea from Boston. lsst week, where
,eey h.v. e~ea visiting Tor II. pSst
meath.
A ye.y ele1sAr- social dance was held
d: Fovle's hall, Friday night TIE nan
s<rnen; had many compliments cVr1a:
.he evening for tnet, efforts 70 make re
occasion enjoyable far al AootheT is
billed uode- :h- SANE 02aAEe0en; for
Frt<ar e-e1laS Nov Is. aoe : fa-s> coz
eAcy Is expected
Leads Of apples ard barrels o. cioc- axe
t,5ur hauled th-orgh ibis village caily
TIE cider is mad. a. Kings Minis By va
ter power. vinegar ought 20 Be plenty
ne1t season.
Be- GErst-iok 81 Bzth. was il to~r
SUNDAY.
FAYET-E
z, c Leighton Of Nj yernon. h1s hires
II. saw MI! al III. Nils and Is n23ins
repairs On il.
Eev. Everet. whit.eno.e. pastor 6: The
Unable to preach FOR the pas: -hree Sun
days. and al the present tine is confined
10 his BAG
Patrons % Winthrop creamery received
c>--s pr pound for butter IA fo-
September.
" Il Rschmond has bought II. pine
81 the Charles Aai1es farm.
WEEKS MILLS
Bert Sprogl ne, WIKI a painful aoa
se1L Wednesday. H. was loading = CUR
when II accidentally exploded. te2rIa.
81 Il. thumb OF h!s right hand
Miss Lillian Malco-ob. who has oee1 j.
st he- sisters, Miss Nellie MAcono's
for some weeks i stiH confined % be.
room.
Mrs- Alice Mason OF Boston. arrived il
tie place FRIDAY night. called here ~
the Illness OF her mother. Mrs.. Haan.t
Mclaughlin
NJ and Mrs Welcome Reed gave
reception. in their new home Saturday
evening 70 their friends 20 the nunbe,
ef sixty OF more Music and dancing
we're enjoyed I'll late hour vhe-
dainty refreshments were served They
-ec.,yed number Of 5aiuty and usetu
presents
Q. &. Hus Of Edgecon.b. spent SUNDAY
IN the place
M and Mrs. Zeaas Percival moved in
70 the house they recently oough. :.
Dean Estes last week
NJ. and Mrs. J. P Goddard OF Wafer.
vile spen; Sunday with their daughter
Mrs. Dean Estes
CHURCH HILL.
.Aibe-t Foster recently loaded a cal
with pine lumber
Mrs Gideon Halioweu visited friend:
in Auburn. last week.
. E Foster Is building an ice house.
Nelson EustBs. the stage driver. has re-
sur>ed his work after two weeks vacs
1iO-.
Amos Cunningham. Chas. Hallorell and
CAas- SqaudinE have completed thei:
work al Squirrel Island ard returned Il
their hones.
Andrew Warren Of Auburn, was q. G
!. ~entworths recently.