Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-04-10
CHURCH HILL.

Miss Elizabeth Church. who has full5
recovered from ner recent severe Illness
Is visiting friends in town.
Johnnie Ward. who has been spcndin.
his school vacation with his uncle. Joh,
II. Ward. has returned to his home III the
city.
Bort Foster has gone TO Boston where
he has Il position in the harness store
where he has formerly been employed.
Mrs. Charlie; fIallowCn IS visiting her
father in Windsor
Andrew Pierce has purchased 4 COSY
house ana has had It moved 10 his land
whore he will make his residence.
Owing to incicment weather 10 church
services nor Sunday-school were hCid last
sunday. Mr.. Baslcr. the former pastor
preached his farewell sermon March II.
The Belgian hare craze has struck this
| section and parties are planning an eX-
| tcnsivc business in the industry.
WEST GARDINER.
VI. G. Curtis came home from Bath.
Saturday night. returning Monday morn
| ing
John Pinkham intends to move to Men
| mouth Centre soon to live on a farm that
he has hired. The heavy rain is; carrying
! the snow away very fast. All the streams
| stream is rs nigh as was ever known.
| The water Is M in the road on tbs Col
| lns end of the bridge. Part Of the func
| in MIR. Woods shingle mill was washed
| ont. Some afraid part of the dam
| will give way. y pile Of wood belonging
hsr5 81 To III DOWN sr n nh1 M%nv
| night he was trying to save il.
Harry Spear has moved to Gardiner.
| Eta Towle has returned 10 Lewiston.
Grace Haskell returned TO Everett,
| Mass. Sunday.
| Monday afternoon the water in Cob
| bosseccontce stream on the stage road
| from Litchfield 20 West Gardiner. was W
| n bp rinprrS pf the hri1vg Al the Col
| ins bridge it was higher than high water
mark.
NORTH WINDSOR.
| Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Burrill have gone
| to Old Orchard where Mr.. Burrll has
| employment until next September
| Allen Studley went to Watcrvillc, Mon
| day. returning Tuesday morning.
Clarence Studlcy and Donald Picrcy
have returned To Coburn Institute for the
| summer term.
| N. F. Thorn has been appointed admin
Mrs. caleb Hallowell. Appraisers have
| been appointed and now MIR. Thorne Is:
| prepared to sell any or all Of TIE per
| 5onal or real estate.
The Easter exercise entitled "Rcsurrcc-
ton Day which was to have been given
by the Choral Society last Sunday eve
ming. at the Baptist church. will he rem
short sermon by the pastor; subject,
| The Memory of n Risen Christ
| The nearly two weeks of rainy weather
need not be discouraging. for the frost is
| for the most part out of the roads and
| the prospect of carly settled travelling is
livery good.
| Alvin Cottlc has purchased from Edwin
| Caldwell. fifty ares of land known rs
the Pottle place consisting partly of
| woodland.
| Mrs. Frank Robinson has purchased Il
/ GyN.N \, mot n
ers at Washington, New Jersey.
Lafayette Farrand of Augusta, has
| rented and moved into Lcvicount Lyon
| house at Lyon $ Mills.
Mrs John Knowles has received III,
| announcement of the marriage of hel
| son. VIM. Stone Knowles of Augusta, tC
| Miss Eilura Gordon at Dorchester, Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. Knowles spent a few days
| with the former sister, Mrs. Jo scph H.
Smith at MciTOsc. Mass.
Rev. c. u. 2. Seigcr, Alderman Burns
ana farniiv. and Chas. Nm. Knowles, al
| of Augusta. have been recent visitors il
| the neighborhoOG.
| Phronie S. Knowles has returned to he.
| school in Augusta.
EAST WINTHROP.
I Miss Rosetta Hersom is visiting a: Mrs
| f. y. Madsworth's.
School will begin. Monday. under the in
struction of the former teacher, Miss Ger
trude Luce.
Willard X. Batcheldor is at home, fol
a few days vacation from Bates College
Ray Smith of Halowell, visited hi
aunt, Mrs. V. c. Jackson, the past week
CROSS HILL.
Charles Perlcy. who has been spending
n a week in Boston ana adjoining towns
! returned home, Saturday.
George B. Randall is serving as jGry
/ man at the April term OF the supelio
4 court.
Benjamin hanson lost COW, 4 fcv
| days ago.
EAST PITTSTOE.
AT a meeting held on Tuesday Arrii
the charter of the East Pittston Villa"
Corporation was accepted b. a vote OF 2
10 s.
On account of the storm, Wednesdl!