Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-05-06
CROSS HILL.

AZ. j. NJ. Brown, Il, MIS- 'o''i III '''
IS: Mrs. Emeline Lewis, 10; }. ID. ran
dali, 81: Mrs. J. D. Randall. 81 MISE
Arnima Gardner, 90; Heidrick smart
80: Mrs. Hannah Smart, IS; Mrs. u. "a
Smart. IS; Mrs. Sarah Perkins, al; MIS-.
e. Il. Tobey 30; Mrs. Lucinda AuSthi'
Sc; Mrs. NJ. Lawton, IS; stephen Law
ton, 81; Mrs. G. +. Crosby, ~; C. +.
Crosby, -: Charles Waldron ~; MIS-.
Charles Waldron, -; Benamin WOOD
20. These people all live WITHIN lhe
jurisdiction of Cross Hill post oiiice
and all in one school district.
G.. S. Perkins will go to Portland
Tuesday morning, as a delegate to the
Masonic Grand Lodge.
T. Brooks Reed, agent for the Maine
| Farmer Publishing Co, was Ill the
place on business, Tuesday.
Addison bragg of East Corinth,
| former resident of East NasSalboro,
| died. April %, quite suddenly. His age
| was 20 years. He was an uncle of Mrs
G. II. Russell.
| Mrs. Cynthia Richardson celebrated
| her Sist birthday anniversary at the
| home of her daughter, Mrs. G. $. Per-
kins, Tuesday, April %. Mrs. Martha
Ballard and Mrs. Hannah Webb of East
VaesalbOro, and Mrs. c. b. Tobey ana
Mrs. Sarah Perkins Of Cross Hill, were
! present. The united ages of these nVe
old ladies is 3S4 years
| Mrs. Celissa Tobey is visiting her
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Q. Halves
| in HallOWell, for a few days
|
and Mrs. W. s. Martin and little daugh-
| ter of Augusta, passed Sunday on the
Hill.
CHINA.
our summer schools are getting vel
under way. Our village spring High
school closed, Friday, May ,. 1t was
taught by Mr.. Hall of Albion. and was
| very successful He is Il very popular
| teacher. Our summer term begins. to-
day, with Miss Eva Harrington of South
| China, as teacher. 1t is expected thai
Miss Mabel Ward will be assistant
having the primary department.
Miss Vena Nelson is teaching agar
at Branch Mills. She has taught there
before and was SO well liked that tho
people sent the school superintendent
i petition for her return.
| Miss Florence Brown is again en-
ployed in the Deer Hill district. Miss
Hall is teaching the Stanley Hill
school and Miss Weber the Lake
Side school. All have taught in these
schools before and have been very sue
cessful. The town is fortunate in hay
ing 50 many good teachers.
Our orchardists are putting out I
| Sood many young trees, this spring
and having a good many others grated
/, The farmers report that the grass never
| locked better at this season, though
they had expected it to winter kill.
Rev. Mr.. Maynard returns to tn,
Methodist church for the coming year
Mr. John A. Woodsum is in Boston
for few days. His stay this time j:
the longest in several months.
!, Fishing in the lake is good. Some
fine catches have been taken on "ths
bridge"
WEST WINDSOR.
| A daughter, Miriam Ruth Clark, was
! born. April 30 to Rev. and Mrs. F. S
Clark. The young lady weighed
| pounds and she and her mother ar,
doing nicely.
WEEKS MILLS.
Alive Howe and family of Augusta
have moved here and are STAYING witt
Mr.. and Mrs. HarrIe Doe on Deer Hill
/ Mr.. Doe and wife are both in poor health
and along in years and need someone
with them.
Mrs John Plummer. who has been il
with pneumonia, is better and is able t.
sit up most of the day.
Ii. J. White has been plastering Georg,
Mars new house the past week Mi
$ Mari expects to be able to move into il
: now very. soon.
have just returned from a three weeks
visit with Mrs. Estes parents in Water
vile.
Mrs. Perley Dodge who has been very
i'll with pleurisy fever, is gaining.
Sanford Ward has exchanged his farm
, property with Capt. Stetson for his sta
. BILE and lot where the hotel was burned
last September.
Isaiah Wiggn of South China has
bought Charles Choate's place and moved
, there last week. Mr.. and Mrs. Choata
have moved to their son HarryS place.
A. r. Burrill has moved into his new
store and all will be pleased to see hin
!, SO pleasantly situated for he has been
seriously cramped for room to do business
since the fire.
| MT. ara MIS-. Clyde SeeklnS are reCe1V-
ing concentrations on tire birth of d
little daughter
Miss Media Banks has gone to Washing
ton. where she Is to teach school.
The village school opened last week I'M
. der the instruction of Mrs. Arthur Jones
of South China.
Mrs. Cyrus Davis is i'll with pneumonia
Her daughter. Mrs. Walter Jerolman of
| South China, is here helping to care for
lher.
Regular church services will be held III
the Union church every other Sunday
from now on at T.. NJ. conducted by
Rev. c. w. Lowell of Windsor. Sunday
school will be held at one o'clock instead
of 10 as formerly.
Walter Murphy is visiting at Geo.
Mars.
j. +. Brown of East Palermo, was the
guest of Miss Nellie Malcolm over Sun
day.
i LINCOLN.