Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-29

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Friday. to visit his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mark Spiller Of Fnycttc.
George Fosu, who has been quite Ill.
Is slowly improving.
| Mrs. Cora Fuller. with her husband
and little son. are visiting her eis,c..
Mrs. Caroline Billcdcau.
| VIII Penny. a workman IN the shop.
Is moving his family here from oak
land. H. II. Smith has the job.
Mrs Nellie Conner In confined 10 the
aouHc with slight attack OF t.rip.
| NORTH WINDSOR.
| Twelve members OF tho Chris' inn En-
dcavor Society attended the looih amt
versary of the Baptist church IN Chiro
last Thursday returning home after the
| evening services. a very pleasant and
profitable time Is reported
| The quarterly meeting of the I'D waldo
Association ia appointed to meet with The
| Baptist church. Tuesday. June I. AZ 1919
o'clock. The church hero has called a
conDc'l to meet at tho same time for the
istry it's present pastor, Mr.. +. s. Clark
| inc pastor and two delegates from ,nr
,,."llowin" churches have been invited:
MM oh'andr. , China Dama,Isco.ta, Ar
I, ncr also by snccial Invitation. q. ID. r..
f",nnpcr. y: j.: and Dr. Buiicr cf Water
vile. J. w. Hatch OF Fairfield. Rev. T..
a. Mason Of Dexter. devotional SER
vice will be held AT 1899. The council
VIII convene at eleven.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Barton has completed her
| engagement In Augusta and has re-
| turned home
In Tic last weeks paper. Is now iinprov-
| ing.
| Harry Boynton. who ha, been employed
by the \: II. & q. Ry. Go. in The work Of
TO Togns has finished his job and re
turned home
EAST vAssALBoRO
| Rev Frank u. James and Samuel Clark
were calling In town. Monday.
| Ernest II. Priest. who injured his ankle
| playing baseball Is much improved and
| able to walk about.
| Mrs. James tuT,is Of brunswick, was IN
| town. Nedn, sday and Thursdsy.
Mr.. Hannah J. Bailey aud Melvin NJ
| Bailey were the guests of Mr.. and MR..
X NJ. Small. Wednesday night.
Carlton Jones of Lynn. was I'm the VII
| lagc. Sunday.
| A large party from watervillc. rasscd
the evening AZ the Revere House,
| Wednesday evening.
| Tuesday evening WAS given up for the
| entertainment OF The children 81 tassai-
| boro Grange. fine supper was served
ANA the children furnished the eve nings' s
| entertainment
number from here attended the ban
| nIet given by alumni 81 oak Grove at
| the cannibas Inn at NasEaiboro. Holman
| L. Day was present aud gave selections
| from mis- poems. which were thoroughly
| "njoyed- Miss Burrows Of BcifaHi. also
| read and WAS very pleasing The Ariel
| quartet OF Winthrop Center. sung sew
| cral selections In pleasing manner
Speeches were made and other rccitatfo
| given. The evening was very cnjoyahly
! passed
| R.:ADFIEip.
The body Of Mrs Hussey from starks
| was brought here for burial. Thursday.
| Mrs. Nichols ~ i.lyermnrc. came here
| for the body al her late husband and re
moved II TO Liycrmorc for burial
| Thad Hammond "a erecting a stable and
also repairing his house and ell at the
depot.
Gaecu on the new building a, the lake
| The cold damp weather delays the
farmers very much in their farm work.
Rev w +. Berry or the civic League.
spoke at the chapel here. Sunday fore
| noon.
Sunday afternoon Rev. G. Weston deiv-
cred the Memorial sermon at the Union
/ ycstry.
| The Rcadneld Corner Cemetery Assoc
citation IL moving the cemetery and pre-
| pairing for Memorial day there.
FAYETTE.
| MT. ana Mrs. n u. l. Norwood visited
| in Lewiston. last week.
| Saturday night there was frost on low
| ground.
| Charles Folsom ~ getting ready mt
| Echo Lake. a. he has named the old
| Mclnnis farm. for summer boIrders in
! Apple trees are blowing quite fun for
an off year.
MIR. Leighton has a crew saving out all
| the lumber there is At the saw mill at the
mills. 1t is learned that the machinery
has been sold.
/ prices.
| EAST PITTSTON
| At meeting OF the Pittsion Ayricul-
tural TrottinS Park Association Saturday
evening. at tho house of the secretary II
was decided TO hold a three DAYS fair
| TUESDAY. Wednesday and Thursday. Sept.
| 10. II and L.. with two races each day.
There will be 80. ..@5 > - and > - classes
with purses aggregiting 500. An earnest
fort will be made to make TINS the best
fair the association have ever held. Steps
are to he taken at once to put the track.
fence and stalls in good shape ready for
the event
VASSALBoRo
Miss Bertha Lewis of Gardiner was the
guest Of Miss Augusta Puts last week.
Charles Blanchard of Lynn. Mass. is
visiting old friends in town.
Miss Mary Haskell of Pressure Isle. is
visiting friends in the village
Miss Matte Blackwell of Augusta. Wis
tied her aunt. Mrs. Hattie Clifford, in
this village last week.
LITCHFIELD PLAINS
I.bbey Post. No. %. c.. A. r.. attended
religious service at the Congregational
church. Litchfield Corner, Memorial Sun
day.
r. J. Toothaker has gone to Chicago
Interesting services will be held at the
Plains church at 7. NJ. Memorial day
ALBION. -
Marion Hussey is expected home sthi
week
Mrs. Chas. Abbott ard little daughter
Will 70 to Boston, this week. FOR few
weeks visit.