Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-06-11
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EAYETTE.

| Underwood.
| Clyde Wells has moved into the Fan.
ME Pease house at the Mills.
Mrs. Augustus Pease has been visit
ing friends at Wilton and Jay.
| It has been so wet that some have not
| finished their planting.
BRANCH MILLS.
The Kennebec District Lodge. 7. q.
G. T.. met with Branch Mills Lodge.
| June 4, according to appointment. Be
side music and recitatiOns. addresses
| by ?. w. Gowen. delegate to Supreme
/ Lodge to be held in stockholm, Sweden.
| in July. ana +. G. Holt district deputy,
were greatly enjoyed in the evening.
One pleasant feature of the meeting
was: At the close Of the afternoon ses-
sion. the Good Templars and Juvenile
Temple. headed by Nessrs. Gowen and
Holt formed in procession and nrn-
cended to the village cemetery. where
with prayer and remarks. they deco
rated the grave of the late Josiah IT.
Greeley who was q staunch temperance
man and fellow Iaborer with them in
former days.
The home of Mr.. ana Mrs. ]. r. r.
Dinsmore was gladdened, June 3. by
the advent Of a daughter
Frank Dow, who broke his leg, last
March, has just made his appearance
on the street.
Clarence Worthing is having new
windows in his house and other repairs
done.
NORTH AUGUSTA.
Special exercises were held in the
Brackett school, Friday afternoon.
which were very interesting to the Wis
tors VINO were present.
Quite 4 number of young people sur
prised Mr.. ana Mrs. c. r. Dutton.
Thursday evening. 1t being Mrs. Dut-
tons birthday anniversary, they were
presented with a nice rocker ana Il
small table. Cake and ice cream were
served and a pleasant social time en-
ioyed.
Mrs. L. C. league is away for a few
weeks.
Children's Sunday will be observed in
the church, at 10.45 A. NJ. Sunday. A
cordial invitation is extended to all.
Mrs. Aaron Leighton picked ripe wild
Strawberries, Sunday.
W. Taylor has 50 far recovered as to|
be out Of doors.
Frank Wilson is suffering from ali
lbscess of the throat.
EAST WINTHROP.
lIr. and Mrs. Frank PIummer and
daughter are at Wilson NasOn's.
The masons have nearly completed
The brick work on the waiting room.
ana the carpenters are putting Oh the
roof.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. NJ. Foster of oak
land. are visiting Mr.. Fosters mother.
Mrs. NJ. A. Foster.
SIDNEY.
Pr. Fl. L. Johnson attended the Med
ical convention in Portland last week.
Quincy Barton Of Washington, D. c..
has arrived in town, the guest of his
brother Greenlief Barton.
Mrs. Eta Herrin is at bone for the
summer. Her daughter Annie. who has
been to the Maine General Hospital fur
surgical operation, arrived home, last
Thursday. &.
DR.. Frank Tilley of Hyde Park. Mass.
is visiting his uncle. L. G. TfIlcy. He
was lately graduated from Harvard and
Will soon begin practice in the Central
Maine Hospital Lewiston.
Mr- ana Mrs. II. g. Packard ana little
granddaughter Mildred Of Chelsea.
were the guests Of A. b. Moore, Friday.
Miss Edna Reed of North Vassalboro.
is visiting friends in town.
ATr. and Mrs. Scott Bowman are NOV
ing into one half Of the house with Miss
Frank Linscott.
Mrs. Elmer Hamlen is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Burnham in Manchester.
Mrs Albert Taught, Miss Mary
Brown. Mrs. Frank Moore and Miss Lii
liam Swift attended the UniversaIist
convention il OAugusta, last week.
Percy Siblcy. who submitted to an op-
GRAFTON for enlarged glands Of the neck
at the city hospital Augusta, has re-
turned home.
Mrs. James Bean has gone TO Chelsea.
Mass. to visit her daughter Mrs How
ara Totman.
i-I sherman ana SISTER AfOille OF Au-
gusta, visited at L. @. Tilleys, the lat
ter part of the week and made farewell
calls on other friends in town. They
started. Monday, for Stockton, Cal,
where Mr. Sherman has business inter
cstg.
Mrs. Oliver Of Fort Popham, is visit
ing Mrs. S. A. Bragg.
Mark Bean and his daughter. Mrs. b.
T. Hussey, took a trip to Calais, last
week. MIR. Beans brother, Charles. re-
turned home with them, en- route for
| Boston.
| James and Daniel Lathrop have gone
10 work in the brick yard at Mechanic
Falls. Their mother, Mrs. Lathrop of
| Randolph, is visiting at the formers
! home ana with other relatives in town.
| Mrs George Goodwin ana son Earl Of
| Corinth. are visiting her father, Joseph
Field and other relatives and friends.
CLINTON.
| James f. Connor of Pittsifeld, was in
| town, Friday.
Roger Stinchfield went to Waterviile,
| Saturday, to remain over Sunday.
| w. I. Cain is visiting friends in Au-