Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-04-29
KENNEBEC.
EAST WINTHROP.

| EAST WINTHROP.
VIM. r. Hallowell of Philadelphia, is
at Cobbossee Farm.
| Mrs. V. C.. Jackson of LiyermOre
Falls, is visiting friends here.
| Miss Ella Hewins, who is attending
school at Pennington, is at home for n
few days.
| Albert Jackson of Livermore Falls, is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Jackson.
Miss Lena Foster of Portland, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. NJ. c. Foster.
Herbert Robinson is moving into the
V. c. Jackson house on North streea.
CROSS HILL.
| Mr.. and Mrs. James Randall enter
tanned several friends at a graphophone
! concert "Wednesday evening.
Reuel c. Burgess of North Vassal-
boro, was in the place on business,
Friday afternoon.
w. f. Pope of East Vassalboro, was
| n business caller on the Hill, Thursday
| afternoon.
| Charles f. Lowe of Seaward, was a
soldier in the Civil War. His father,
| the late Arthur Lowe was in the war
of 1912, and his maternal grandfather,
Johnathan Burgess, was a soldier in
| the war of the Revolution. Are there
| many incidents of the kind in the
State-three generations in three diff
ferent wars?
George L. Tobey has secured the
| contract to transport the scholars from
| Nos Is and to district No. s.
II. s. Marden of East Vassalboro,
was in the place, \Friday, delivering
apple trees for o. X. Gerish.
Several from this place attended the
graduating exercises of the ErSkin
High school, Friday. Miss Jennie Far
well of Cross Hill, was one of the
graduates, she will teach in Somer-
vile, the coming year.
ALBION.
Mabel Fuller came from Portland,
Friday, to spend the summer.
e. Taylor and family arrived from
Massachusetts, Saturday. Mr. Taylor
bought the Waidron Libby farm, last
fall. He win begin work of repairing |
on the house soon. 1is
Abbie Howard has returned to her |
home in Massachusetts.
A daughter has arrived at Lewis
Haskelrs.
Rev. N. NJ. Heikes returned, home,
Saturday
Mrs. Mary Stratton has moved to
Gardiner, with her niece, Mrs. Strout.
George Gilman expects to move to
China village soon. f
Mrs. Leroy Remission is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. G. midget.
SIDNEY.
Mrs. S. A. Bragg returned home. last
week, from an extended visit in
Massachusetts.
Laura Griffith. who has been en-
ployed in the family of c. X Hasting
for the past few months. has returnedi
to her home in Sussex, n. e.
Mrs. Anne Hamlen. who dropped a
stitch in her back, recently. is now con-
fined to her bed. DIR. Johnson attends
her.
f. E. Robbins had a barn raising, last
Friday afternoon. The building is Box
40 feet.
Arthur Smiley sold a yoke of oxen
to Jesse Ballard of Augusta, last week.
A. H. Bailey purchased two yokes of
steers of b. F. Gleason recently.
WINDSOR. |,
Schools in town commenced April !
Il, with the following teachers:
Erskine school, Edwina Banks: Wind
scr Neck, Bertha Hanson; North
Windsonr, May Godding; Coleman !
school, Edith Murray; West Windsor,
Edith Stewart. Trouant school, May
Reed; Windsor Corner, May Hall. /,
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Donnell, who I
spent the winter in Portland, are visit !
ing Miss Matte Bryant. They will re- J
in about two weeks. II
Everett Trask recently sold q pair of
valuable colts to Augusta parties. \
At a special town meeting recently I
held vote was taken to purchase a S
ney road machine. 6
Raymond Colburn and family, who A
spent the winter in Augusta. have re- a
turned to their home in this town. b
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Colburn will
spend the summer in Augusta.
NORTH WAYNE.
c. K. Tilden was in town, Thursday. n
r. Tibbetts has exchanged his black
i'st1Si Ioi iioiSe " Hlite MS Work
horse.
Services We're held in the church, i
Sunday, by Rev. Costello Weston.
Mrs. Ella Conner went to Lewiston, b
recently, and purchased a fine 4ook- .
ing team. Iai
There will be masquerade ball at p
Schoolhouse hall. Thursday evening, 2.
May /. Music will furnished by in
leagues orchestra.
Mrs. Carrie Ward returned from G:
North Jay, last week. and is staying Il
with her sister, Mrs. f. l.. Stevens. y
VASSALBORO.
The selectmen had the surveyors out
two weeks ago, and they have been care
fully over all the roads in town. so that | ),
a prominent citizen, who drives a great "
deal throughout the county, said Mon
day, that the roads were in the best shape
Of any he had seen, this spring, a fact
which speaks well for the forethought Of 4 Ii.
our selectmen and the efficiency of our M
surveyors and their crews. N