Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-04
STATE NEWS.
KENNEB BEG.
CROSS HILL.

Mics Edith Farwell went to Farming
Ton, Monday. where she will attend the
fap term of the Normal school.
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Randall and
Miss Susan Meigs. who have been Wis
iting friends in town, returned to their
home in North Easton. Mass. Tuesday
MIR. and Mrs. Hendrick Smart have
moved into the house formerly occu-
pied by the late John r. Smart
Grace Perkins, John Russell and Del
mont Briggs. will attend the fall term
of school at Oak Grove Seminary.
Stephen Lawton lost his horse. last
week.
charles Tobcy is putting n bay win
dow on his house and making other re-
pairs.
Several from the Hill attended the
campmeeting at China. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Gardner were
in Bangor. last week. attending the
Eastern Maine State fair.
Miss Mary Pettengiu. one of Lewis
tons grammar school teachers, was
visiting in the place. last week.
There was a reunion of the Buscll
family. at the residence of Sarah Il.
Jones, Thursday evening. in honor of
the three brothers and four sisters.
Their names. ages and place of resi-
dence are as follows: Harrison Busell.
age 49, residence, East Boston; Eme
line Lewis. age %. residence. White
field: Sarah r. Jones. age Il. residence.
Cross Hill: Hannah f. Rowe. age 80.
residence. Newton. n. H.; Luther d.
Busell. age &c, residence. Boston:
James II. Busell. died. March. 1892. age
Sc; Mary J. Clark. age 62. residence.
Cross Hill: J. Newton Busell age 81.
residence. Boston. Mr.. and Mrs. Wes
ton Lewis of Augusta. second son of
Mis-. Emeline Lewis. and Mr.. George
Fl. Busell and family. cousins of the
BuselIs were present. The united
ages OF the seven children now living
are 413 years and another singular in
cident is that the four sisters are all
widows. They are the children of the
late James and Sally Davis Busell.
VINO moved from Salisbury. Mass. in
1924. and settled the farm now occupied
by John Fortier. at East Nassalboro.
and where they died in the spring of
1881. there being only one month diff
ference in the da tie of their death. aged
So and 81 respectively. Their grand
parents were Daniel and Hannah
tlunnels) Busell. who We're united in
marriage July 4. 1916, and settled at
East Kingston. y. H. They were the
parents of Is children. six of whom
lived to be nearly so years. and Abigail
the eldest daughter. lived to celebrate
her 9ith birthday. Harrison and Lu-
Their returned to their homes. Friday.
the others will stop another week.
EAST PITTSTON.
Miss May Marson went to Salem.
Friday morning. for a visit with
friends.
Dr. Odiorne of Richmond, has locat-
ed here, and is living in the Springer
house.
Ny. G. B. Moody. who has been pass
ing the summer here, left, Saturday.
for Brooklyn.
Rev l.. l.. Harris attended camp
meeting at Nobleboro, the past week.
Mrs. Elbridge McFadden and Mrs.
Nav Trafton Of Dresden, visited
friends here. Thursday.
Preparations are being made for the
annual fair and the track is now in
good condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Perham and
daughter, who have spent two week
with Mr.. Perhams parents. returned
Saturday. to their home in Medford.
MI. and Mrs Warren Clark of San
Francisco, visited this place Wedne3-
day.
hoo do,
Scpt. ID, with Miss Gertrude WEIGH as
teacher.
Miss Susie Cary is teaching in Far
mjncdale, and Miss Alice Perham il
Chelsea.
Mrs. l.. ]. Call. who has been spend
ing "a few days in Randolph. returned
home. Friday.
Rev l.. L. Harris and son. Arthur
left. Monday morning. for Bucksport
where the latter will attend the fa
term at the seminary.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Ireland of Wells
are the guests of Mrs. Irelands sister
Mrs. w. S. Cleaves.
Rev. G. II. r. SeliSer of Augusta
was calling on friends. Monday. Mr.
Scligcr will enter Boston University
in the fall.
Mr. Rufus Marson. who has beer
spending his vacation with his parents
has returned to his work in Salem.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Benner and
daughter. with Mrs. f. F. Waite. left
Thursday. for Portland, where they
will enjoy short outing before return
ing to their home in Metuchen, n. J.
Mr. and Mrs Daniel Moore and son
went to Lynn. Friday morning. to visi,
friends.
Mrs. Edward Young and daughter OF
Everett, Mass. who have been the
guests of Mrs. Il. a. Marson. have re-
turned to their home.
MT. VERNON
Charles ana Archie Cram arrived
from Washington. d. c.. Sunday after.
noon. and will remain short time al
the old home.
Miss Margaret Cram will leave fol
college. this week.
Miss Hattie Burbank and Mrs. Ella
ID. Show returned from Chebeag Is.