Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-11-05
STATE NEWS.
KtNNEBEC.
PlTTSTON.

PITTSTON.
Harry Troop of Bath spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Troop of this
place
Miss Mildred Shaw of South Gardi-
her is the guest of Mrs. Chas. Colburn.
Miss Nettie Fossett who has been i'll
for several weeks has returned to her
position at Augusta.
The School League of district No.
will give a sociable and box supper at
the schoolhouse, Friday evening, Nov.
9Th.
Oliver Rollins was recently presented
with fine bicyce-tired buggy.
Rev. A. L. Struthers of South Car
diner, who for several years has had
charge of the work at the Congrega-
tional church in this place, preached
, his farewell sermon to a large cOngre-
CATION. last Sunday. His departure is
much regretted as he has been a popu-
lar minister and he will go to his new
fields accompanied by the best wishes
of his many friends in this vicinity.
Rev. G. A. Wight of Hallowell, has been
| invited to take up Mr.. Struthers work
, at the Chapel and will begin, next Sun
day. Service will be at $50 p. NJ, as
usual! Mr.. Fred Olson will sing a solo
and assist the choir.
CROSS HILL.
Master Elmer Perkins has one Morn
ing Glory plant that has had 1880 BIOS
SONS the past season.
The Methodist Quarterly meeting will
be at the Cross Hill church, Saturday
and Sunday, Nov. Z and s. Rev. Mr..
Jones, presiding elder of Rockland dis
trict will be present.
Mrs. G. E. Low and son, who have
been visiting friends in Massachusetts,,
for the past two weeks, returned home
Saturday.
| Fred Robinson and family and Mr..
and Mrs. w. S. Martin of Augusta
passed Sunday at Mr.. Robinsons cot
| tage.
Fred Crosby and Fred Farwell re-
turned to Unity, Wednesday.
| Mrs. j. u. Randall has been suffering
from the effects of very bad cold.
Mrs. H. r. Randall Of Augusta. was
| with her several days, the first Of the
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Lizzie Page of Skowhegan, is with her.
NORTH WINDSOR.
| reception was rendered to the new
| pastor of the Baptist church. Rev J
Frank Jones. SATURDAY evening last
! About SO of the good people We're present
and took possession of the parsonage. SO
! cial intercourse and games were ndulgct
| IN and enjoyed. especially ping pong. Re
| fre:sshments were served by the ladies, o.
! coffee aud cake. No little mirth was ell
| joycd as the ladies sought their partners
| for the repast Deacon George Pierce
made some Very appropriate remarks I.
which the pastor responded. thanking the
Kind people for their presence ana also
| Tor the many substantial tokens of regarC
which were brought in abundance. Sing
! ing and prayer closed an evening long tC
| he remembered.
Mrs Hannah Caswell. who has been il
| feeble health for "A long time has rccentl,
feen confined to her bed. She is very ten
| derby cared for by her son and wife. MI
and Mrs Warren Seekins with whom she
| lives. Sic has also the loving interest OF
| many relatives and warm friends.
! There was bee Thursday. to complete
the work at the Methodist chapel The en-.
terprsng ladies' furnished the dinner.
Mrs. Hannah Pierce is visiting hcl
brother, Henry Graves Of Vienna.
One of our unusually smart old ladies
Miss Lydia Pierce. visited at the Bapt;sl
parsonage. last week.
Rev. j. Frank Jones preached, last Sab.
bath morning. to A good congregation on
the subject of Evangelism. In the Suntiay
school generous offering was taken for
this work.
Rachel Caswcll of Augusta. with her
friends. Miss Ward. passed the Saba III
at home with her parents Nj. ard Mrs
Elbridgc Caswel
Isaiah RI. Pierce. recently employed by
the Grand Union Tea Co. likes his new
business and finds that it is constantly
increasing on his usual routes.
Charles Horn with his wife and little
son of Lynn. Mass. are visiting his SIS
ter, MIS-. Albert Craig.
MAxCY'S MILLS.
Mrs. c. II. Ashford called on Mrs Abbie
Marson. one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Longfellow were
visiting at DR.. Mann's. Monday.
Mrs. J. W. Sproul has gone to the City
hospital at Augusta. where she is under
going an operation.
\ Halloween party was given at c. T..
York's and a very enjoyable time was
reported.