Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-05-27
KENMEBEC.
NORTH MONMOUTH.

KENNEBEC.
NORTH MONMOUTH.
: large portion Of the citizens OF
Ionrouth assembled ut Cumston
Opera house. Sunday. 10 listen u u
Memorial sermon by Rev. MT. Wood
man, pastor Of the CONGREGATIONAL
church Of Monmouth. EIr. Woodm"n
ave 4 Very able ANA touching talk 70
he Grand Army ana Relief Corps. Ii"
reviewed the situation of our country
from 1851 10 1865, what was accom-
pIshed by the Grand Army Of the l;e-
public, ana progress Of the nation since
the close of the war. and what may yet
and probably viii be done. Evcellcnt
music was furnished by the Aeolian
quartet Of Lewiston.
y very heavy thunder shower passed
over North Monmouth ana vicinity,
Saturday afternoon about o'clock.
The rain poured in torrents for about
an hour ana DID much good.
TIC apple crop promises To. be i large
one judging from the very fun blossom.
some or, hards are Il perfect bouquet.
especially Clarence Thompson's and
NJ. Carsons, situated between North
Monmouth ana Monmouth Center.
Grass is looking finely. Hay is cheap.
ana quite IN amount for sale.
JHmes Chandler has bought The flra.
If Mrs. Ar HE Z. Fairbanks. situated
in West Winthrop. IT, Will move on"
it ti.e coming fall.
George Hammond is enIa'ging hie
.hn iob.
II. r. Ln6say's Chestnut Burr IL ut
:irermo1e Fals trailing track bein.s
trained hy his driver Geo. n. Lindsay
,Ir ~ entered at EoaGy:lio i'll tne SEN
lemher races.
CROSS FILL.
1Ire. Fnelino Lruis VINO has bacn
spending The rast year WITH her sister
Mrs. :. p. Jones went 10 Windsor. last
week, lo visit her daughter, Mrs. q. n
Donnei.
Miss Hattie BuZze!l of Abingdon
Mass viii spend the summer with
Mrs. Jones.
There ware no services at the Metho-
list church. Sunday, Rev. c. ".
lowell The pastor. being called away
% attend funeral.
The Memor.J! services OF I. W. Null
len Post. &. 4. r., were held at the
First Baptist church, Sunday. y good
~ number were present.
Mrs. ManGana Lawtcn. Who has beer
spending several weeks with Mrs. Eta
Bussell. returned to The home Of Her
brother. Stephen Lawton, last week.
Mrs. Alice Chadwick and son Harold
spent sunday with friends on the hill.
Mrs. Helen Robinson and Miss Flora
Wilson of Augusta, passed Sunday il
this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. 2. J. Ames went to Wa
tervile, Sunday. to attend .he funera,
Of their cousin, Winslew ". Cross.
rev. q. w. Lowell of Windsor. wa.
On the hill, Saturday, calling on friends
SIDNEY.
Rev. L: T. Lonsley reached tn
Memorial sermon in the Universalist
church, Sunday, at P. NJ. Mr.. Gould
ing of Oakland, Il G.. A. Z. veteran, vii.
deliver the address in Grange hail, II
the same hour, Friday afternoon.
Hattie F. Burgess of Augusta. visited
a A. p. Moore's. last week. She has
resigned her position in Hotel North
where she has been employed the past
year to accept position in Hotei
Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Clark attended the
freshman reading ut Colby, Saturday
evening.
Fl. H. Whitman Of Augusta, was ut A
II. Smiley's. Sunday. in the interest of
the Mccormick machines. Mr.. Smiley
is an agent for the company.
Mrs. r. G. Moore spent Friday and
Saturday, with her sister, Mrs Geo. w
Taylor OF Waterville.
Mrs. Etta Clark and daughter, Edna.
of Watervile. visited ut Frank Ab-
botts last week.
Mrs. Chas. Cony ana daughter, Mrs.
Nellie Church Of Augusta. were the
guests of Mrs. a. b. Moore, Wednes
day.
A. II. Reynolds, collector Of old iron.
rubber, paper rags, etc, is making mis-
spring collection throughout the town,
and is reported as doing an extensive
business, each day out having secured
4 ton or more of old iron alone.
Mrs Geo. W. Taylor, Archie Taylor
and wife, Dean Taylor ana lady and
Mr.. Callahan of Waterville, spent Sun
day with Mrs. L. c. Moore.
Several in town have employed |
Joseph r. Field with his machine to
SOW their onions. Mr.. Field passed his
saith birthday, April IS. and may justly
be termed one of Sidney's smart old
men. The past winter he sawed IA
cords of wood, beside doing many other
farm chores. He has fine garden