Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-05-06
KENNEBEC.
SIDN EY.

Ambrose Lyon, who has been in Mas
sacnusetts during the winter. engaged
as night engineer by the Master Build
ers Association, returned home, last
Tuesday.
Rev. f.. f. Longley and family have
moved into the house vacated by "A. Is
Davenport Mr.. and Mrs. Davenport
have gone to Ludlow, S. D., where they
have two sons.
Winthrop Bowman, who has been in
Massachusetts for the past few years,
returned home, last week, to spend the
summer with his parents.
| George Merrill and Miss Eunice Mer-
rill of Augusta. spent Sunday with the
| latter's sister, Mrs. F. c. Moore.
Mrs. Abbie Burgess is visiting rela-
tives in Augusta and Waterville, this
| week.
| George. Pinkham has engaged work
for the summer with Horace Kennedy.
a. S. Davenport has sold his span of
horses to Harry Lishness of Augusta.
! r. S. Benson sold span of colts. last
week. to f. S. Collins of Gardiner.
Turner Barr has given his house a
new coat of paint.
A. H. Lyon has greatly improved the
appearance of his house by the addi-
ton of blinds.
| notwithstanding the Indictment
| weather. the entertainment given in
Grange hall. May night, proved sue
cess. The proceeds of the evening
amounted to 1856.
LAKESIDE.
Mrs. Betsey, wife of David Lowe,
died at the residence of her son. Charles
Lowe. in Waterville. last Thursday
afternoon, after a long illness from
cancer of the stomach, aged SO years.
she is survived by her husband, David
Lowe, who is i'm very feeble health,
| three sons, Chas. f. of Waterville.
Lauriston $. of Fairfield, and Manley
Lowe of Denver, Col There are also
| two daughters, Mrs. F. 3. Bailey of
Lakeshore. and Mrs. .. c. Thomson
of Indiana. Mrs. Lowe was a loving
mother and a true friend, especially to
those sick or i'm trouble. She was
buried from the Nj. e. church, at
O'Clock. Sunday. The services were
conducted by Rev. j. Lapham of Oak
land.
The house of Charles Clifford is quar-
antined on account of scarlet fever
| Mr.. Clifford is reported very sick.
Herbert Woodcock, who has been Wis
ting his father. returned to his home
in Boston, Saturday.
l.. II. Wyman recently purchased a
pair of workhorses of Owen Wellman
of Augusta.
Sewell Woodcock and daughter, Mrs.
Stella Bangs, returned from visit to
Madison. Saturday.
Mrs. Bertha Bailey of Winslow, was
the guest of her father, George Manter.
last week.
VAsSAL6oRO.
Rev. Mr.. French of Hampden, was at
the Congregational church i'm this vii
lage, Sunday afternoon and evening"
Mr.. French was former pastor of the
church and is always gladly welcomed
by his many friends in this village
| Mrs. Mira Goldthwaite and Miss Au-
gusta Pitts went to North Vassalboro,
Friday afternoon, to attend the funeral
of the late Mrs. Esther Handy, a sister
member of the Il. w. Mullin Relief
Corps at that place.
Mrs. Fred Howard and son Harold of
Waterville. visited her aunt, Miss
Emma Mckay. last week.
Mrs. George Smiley is visiting in
Boston.
| Mrs. George Getchell of this village.
was business caller at Riverside,
Saturday.
Herbert Clifford of Somerville. Mass.
Is visiting his father in this place.
John Mckay is visiting his sister
Miss Emma Mckay of this village.
Quite number of relatives and
friends of the late Mrs. Esther Handy
OF North Vassalboro, residing in this
place. attended her funeral, Friday
afternoon.
Mrs. Reed of Riverside. visited her
son. Frank Reed. Sunday.
Miss Lora Reed went to Riverside,
Sunday.