Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-17

addition To his store "1' i-xa'
office ~ WORN on hi:
). b. Jones has been rcpair,,,o
painting his set of buildings le,, ""'
Mrs. Alice Parmeter has iust r,,,,
j Boston. ANS IL
~ Mrs Grover Of Enfield. is he sua,t !,
| Mr.. and Mrs Fred Hail ~, .,.
Gladys. from Massachusetts il. ~ W
spending the past two weeks win -,
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Andres. H, i'''
NORTH AUGUSTA
| Mrs. W; l.. Phillips of East W1to, :,
VISITING The family of l.. &. Tcae,ir c,, ,n =
other friends sdc an,
The funeral of Mrs. Jonathan ,I,u,
was held at the house. SUNDAY. 1T AVE - ~
hey CyrIS Sti!son officiating ~"
Mrs. Ralph Brann of Auy;s,, ..,
Tie Sabbath with Mrs Lizzie Rr,nn ''''i
There will he an entertainment -. ~,
church. Thursday evening. and snnn.r u ~
me parsonage. to which all ar ,oi.ii.. H.
'n'i'eu' ADMISSION. 10 cents Zach
CROSS HILL.
c. +. Cobb of South Vass,,ho~,
Key. T. +. Millctt of Gorham. were ,,, III
'eSs CARERS IN IN. place, Mondav
W. 5 Bradley OF East Nassaibo-o ard
Nr. harrington of Kingston. Mass. wrr,
on the Hill. on business, Tucsday.
Mrs. &. +. Tobcy was the -ues, 1,
AIRS. NINA Robbins of Riverside. s,,v,r,i
days. last week.
Mrs Kate Robbins Of Riverside. nnsscJ
last week o NM
Mrs. Julia Delano of Charlcstowp
Mas. l. building house or lie wei
rodu IN the SturGis pasture.
-trpleS are being harvested ana ,r.
ioore plentiful than barrels in when "a
PACK them, good ones selling readily :,t
= cents each. ~
Frank Ballard and VIII T,,.v were
packing apples at Joseph Smil,y's. sev,rai
uaSs' last week Fan fruit mas been sell
ing at - per barrel
NORTH VASSALBORo
i.esS'er OF Deeds G. K. Smith and wife
81 Augusta. were in town, Sunday.
Harvest Sunday was observed AZ III,
Methodist church. Sunoay moruinn fol-
ioWeds with concert in the evening
DAVID W yer. one of the Oldest Resident :
oi East Nassalboro, died from psraIysi
Oct II" lie was in his usual good health
until the 18th. 'e 81 -
David Monk. aged 81 wears di.d ~,
~, OF heart failure.
Greenlicf Low died al his home in VAS
salboro. Oct. \. while in the act of dress
ing himself in the morning His age wa
~ years. MIR. Low had held several Of
nces IN town, having been a member of
the school committee also chairman M
the board of selec,men for wears
The news of tn. sl,lden death Of Era,L,
Jones OF Woodfords. came as a shock To-
ms friends in this town. His wife is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
h n"ule VINO I'VE IN this village. and where
her home was before marriage
DR.. f. e. Cook of York and family. are
Visiting his father. Hon. +. H. Cook
Mrs. Emeline Halves, who has been
sick for some time. continues to fail. and
put slight hopes are entertained OF her
recovery.
I.ITCHFlEI.D PLAINS.
y teachers convention was held at tho
Corner. Wednesday, The exercises were:
PRAYER Rev. MIR. Harlow; singing.
America paper by Payson Smith,
Rural Teacher Informal discussion OF
the question. Are the Children in our
Country Schools Overcrowded?' After-
noon: Recitation, Miss .Abbie Mcrriman:
paper by Miss Lola Merriman Oh
Thoughts from a Session of Summer
School" paper, Mrs. Rogers; paper. Mrs
i\endrick. "A Comparison of the Old ami
New Methods in Teaching" Informal
the Parents Help the Teachers" TO
What Extent Does the Personality of tn,
Teacher Effect the Pupil?" What Re
suits May BE Expected from the Rank
ing System"
FAYETTE.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. \. Campbell left Sat
urday, for weeks visit at Danvcrs.
Mass.
+. l.. Philbrick is charging his house.
1t will improve the looks very much.
The Chesley brothers are threshn.
grain in town. and say that the yield
is only fair.
a barrel will buy the most of them be
fore cold weather.
H. C. Smiley has been repairing his
house.
The water in the ponds is very low.
Walter Underwood has sold his horse.
Cows and young stock are bringing
good prices.
WINDSOR.
Mrs. Kate Gaffney will close her house
in a few days for the winter. She and
her daughter Jessie will reside in Boston
in the future.
Walter Grn,n shot a horse. thinking ii
was a deer Il few days ago. woundins
the animal so it had to be killed.
The young people of this place gave
day evening. y very enjoyable time is
CHURCH HILL.
Miss NJ. J. Spearing is at .. Crawford's.
A. H. Sturgis has resumed peddling.
after a vacation of three months.
O. w Sims of Halowell visited his
sister Mrs. A. Il. Spaulding. Monday.
o. Crawford is building new stable,
MONMOUTH.
Ralph and Harry Moody We're called
home last week. by serious illness Of
their sister Annie
Mrs. c. L. Moore and Miss Moore spent
Sunday at Livermore, guests of friends.
Henry WithercIl is moving into the
pf Miss Ham house. Main
street.
Miss Lizzie Clough is convalescinS very
from an operation per
formed. last week by Doctors Carothcrs
and Marston.
Doctor and Mrs. Russell of Lewiston.
we're in town. Thursday evening, visiting
DR.. and Mrs. Marston.
Miss Edna Frost of Pennington Nor
NAL School spent Sunday at home.
An epidemic of severe colds il prevail
ing many people being uuiae Ill from
the effects of the same.
Mr. and Mrs. William G. Washburn Of
Richmond, spent Sunday at u. w.
Perrys.
Mr. Melvin King and daughter Mrs.
Pa bcock of Waverly, Mass. were III town.
last week.
Mrs c. g. owen is visiting in Massa-
chuSetts.
Carl Getchell has entered the freshman
class at Bates College.
Mrs. O. W. Fabyan has been spending
the mast week at Leeds Junction.
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