Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-06-04
STATE NEWS
KENNEBEC.
MON MOUTH.

MOTNNoO
Miss Mildred PIummer viii arrive
from Bangor in a few days 10 pass the
summer here.
Mrs. Martha Shorey spent Monday
in Auburn.
Miss Marie Loon is at home from
Winthrop for a few days
Mr.. ana Mrs. H. @. Smith and daugh-
ter spent Sunday in West Gardiner.
Mrs. a. b. CrOsman and son Philip
left for Boston, Monday.
Miss Minnie Moore will pass the
summer with her parents here. leaving
the West early in July probably.
Rev. and Mrs. NJ +. King Of Waiver
~, left for Auburn, Monday, where
they will pass some time before return
ing 10 Wayerly. their home.
Mrs. Allen who has been confined TO
her home all winter, Is able to ride
out.
WINDSOR.
Miss Hattie l.. Starrett of South
Hope, is visiting friends at South
Windsor.
Mrs. Della Hartehorn Of WaterVille,
aas been spending q few days with her
sister, Mrs. John Reed.
Granville Godding is visiting his
brother IN Gardiner.
f. H. Marson ana family spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. f. a. Coomba.
Cecil Pierce Of Waterville was III
town, Sunday, calling on friends.
Memorial day was observed by
V:ming Post in an appropriate manner.
in the forenoon the graves of soldiers
IN The different cemeteries were dec
Grated. Dinner was served in q. A. u.
hall, to which Windsor Grange and
other citizens Of the town We're invited.
At ? p NJ, after The reading Of orders
from headquarters, Roy. l.. l.. Harris
IF East pittston, delivered an excellent
address which was listened to with Il
great deal of interest. Several very
appropriate selections were rendered by
the choir.
The largest caucus for many years
was held at Windsor town house,
saturday evening. May 81, over 100 vot-
RS being present. The interest cen
tered in the election Of delegates to the
county convention to be held at Au-
gusta. June 1. Ira A. Perkins and W.
w. Hsler were chosen with instrUc-
lions to use their influence for w. a.
Pinkham of this town for sheriff. J.
+. Ashford ana J. S. Gray were chosen
20 attend state convention ana Frank
Colburm and G. f. Donncll to attend
district convention at Waterville.
CROSS HILL.
Word was received here last week of
the death ut her home in Freedom Of
Mrs. Addison sparrow. Mrs. Sparrow
was the youngest daughter of the late
John G.. Tobey, aformcr resident Of this
place.
Frank Austin ana friend of Water
vile, visited Mr.. and Mrs. w. 4. Aus
tin. Sunday.
Samuel q. Tilton Of Knox. was the
guest of Mr. ana Mrs. G. II. Russell,
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Fred Robinson and
friends Of Augusta. passed Sunday at
Mr.. Robnsons farm ON ihe Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merton Rowe of River
side, We're the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. e. Tobey. Sunday.
Of Augusta, called on friends on the
HILL Sunday.
ALBION
The circle will meet Wednesday, at
Grange hall.
Lucy Crosby of Benton Falls, has |
been visiting in town.
Rev. N. NJ. HeiiSes attended the |
IA ,,f
workers at Gardiner, May q.
The exercises by the school children |
at Grange Han, May 80, We're very in
terestinS and well rendered. The |
marching and singing especially, were
attractive features. Much credit is due
the teachers, Mrs. Arnold and Miss
Peaslee for the careful training of the
children.
WEST SIDNEY.
Hon. j. T. Woodland was called to
BOSTON, Monday. on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Scribner spent
Sunday in Augusta with relatives.
Mrs. c. II. Loveioy and daughter Wis
tied in Manchester last week. at VIM.
L. Watson's.
Mrs. Laura Freeman has returned
from Augusta Wnere she mas Deen VS.
iting her sons, Clarence and Chester
Freeman.
Rev. Mr.. Brown of the fremont TEN
pie church, Boston, preached at the
West Sidney Baptist church, last Sun
day.
The next meeting of the w. G. Il. u.
will be held al the Friends church.
Mr.. G. O. Thibodeau of Poland
Springs, who has been the guest at c.
Fl. Lovejoy's for q few days, returned,
Monday.
CHELSEA.
Memorial day being observed on the
Goth of May at Togus instead of June
18th, Cutler Post, G.. A. r.. was unable
to leave the Home until late in the af-
ternoon, consequently the usual exer-
else which have for many years have
been held at the chapel were dispensed
with. A detail from the Post under
of Surgeon John Burke left