Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-13
STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEC.
CROSS HILL.


! Mrs. L. C. Prince of Palermo. is
I spending few days with friends In
| this neighborhood.
Mr. and Mrs. Joel w. Goldsmith Of
Pennington, are stopping with Mrs. J.
|. Robbins.
John A. Foye of Washington. was
the guest Of Stephen Lawton, several
days last week.
Wesley Cooley went to Bingham
Wednesday. for a short visit. After mis-
return he will work for Gideon Halo
we'll Of Church Hill. through the sum-
mcr.
Mrs. Sarah Jones is quite i'll with
nervous trouble.
G. +. Gates of East Vassalboro. was
in this place, Friday. posting notices
calling the annual town meeting. Mon
day. March Is.
Weston Lewis of Augusta. was on
the Hill. Saturday, calling on his aunts.
Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Clark.
Fred s. Joy of East Vassalhoro, was
a business caller at G.. II. BnsseE's.
Saturday.
George A. Perley Of Augusta, spent
'DuIIiy Win II III tiiN PidNF+
J. w. johnson of Vassaiboro, passed
the Sabbath with G. S. Perkins and
family.
Presiding Elder Jones viii preach at
the Methodist church, Sunday after
noon. March 81.
Tho many friends of Ellsbury Nc
Coy recently made him the present of
q line fur coat.
Misses Ora and Gladys Briggs spent
Saturday with their uncle, Hendrick
Smart.
Nj ana Mrs. ". W. Cross Of Water
willie spent Sunday with NJ. and Mrs.
\ thor Packard.
Rev. Mr.. Lowell preached very in
tercstng sermon at the Methodist
ChnI ch sunday afternoon, from Heb.
X.:iG. But now they deserve Better
country. Brother Lowell is i fine
speaker and we are in hopes to letaln
him another year.
RIVERSIDE.
Miss Emma Springer has closed her
house and is boarding at Augusta.
Mrs. Lewis Wiley Of North Con-
way, y. H., visited her uncle here a
few days last week.
Albert Taught OF Sidney, was in the
place last Friday.
t. Brooks Reed Of Watervile. and
his daughter. Mrs. e. NJ. Leavitt Of
Wiscasset, visited friends here last
week.
At whist party last "Wednesday
evening the first prizes We're Won by
j. II. Reed and Mrs. j. w. Dunlap.
while the consolation prizes fell to j.
w. Dunlap and Frances Fossett-
SIDNEY.
Clyde Lyon came home from Bruins
wick. Saturday. TO stop over Sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. +.
Lyon.
Rev. +. Z. Longley and Percy Sib-
ley went to Arson. last week. to attend
the dedication of the Baptist church
there of which the formers brother is
pastor.
j. Emery Nash and his sister. Mrs.
Lorin Robinson, returned last week.
from a three weeks visit in Boston
and near by towns.
Hon. and Mrs Martin l.. Reynolds
have gone TO Augusta for three
weeks stay. Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin
Lowell are staying at their place mere
while they are away.
1t is understood that the snow bills
| on the highway here the past winter
will amount to about $4,000.
Three deaths occurred here the
past week. all from pneumonia. Mrs.
Matilda Stevens of the Quaker road
died Wednesday. Charles Wood of
the Pond road died Thursday and
Arno A. Bittues died Saturday.
Delvin Weeks who has been very
sick with pneumonia is improving.
Samuel Clark who is attending
school at the L. of NJ. in Orono. is suf-
fering from serious trouble with his
eyes and has been compelled to aban-
don his studies. He has been to the
Eye and Ear Infirmary in Portland
twice for treatment and is now as
sured that the prospect is good for
recovery after time.
The Advent society of this town has
bought the Hannah Woodward house,
recently vacated by George Halo
Well. and intend to convert it into a
church.