Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-07-03
SOMERSET.
EAST CORNVILLE,

Meeting at the Union church in this
place, Sunday. conducted by Mr.. Burn
ham of MANCHESTER. with a good attend
ance, and will attend. next Sunday. com
mencing at 1890. and an evening meet
ing at 7.30.
Mrs. Irving Robinson and children, who
have been visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Hattie M. Blaisdell. went to Cushing Is
land near Portland, Monday, where she
will remain through the summer j"
Mrs. A.. Soule of this place. passed
full sickness, leaving a husband and a
number of children to mourn her loss.
A good MANY in this place Will COM
mence haying, Monday after the, Fourth,
in earnest, If it is good weather. Erwin
Smith started his machine. last week. to
NOW some heavy grass. so that it will
give a chance for another CROP but there
are not many that are afflicted in that
way, this year, for the most of the fields
| will not be more than half or o-thrds
what they were last year.
Lotte Sprague and two children are
visiting her parents, Manfred Flanders
folks, the past week.
e. Ridley of Waterville, arrived at his
fathers, George Ridley. Monday. for n
short stop.
Mrs. Manfred Flanders stubbed her toe
| on a spike In the barn floor, the fall in
juring her so that she has been confined
| to her bed.
EAST FAIRFIELD.
| Mrs. Helen Smith is somewhat better
f. c. Joy and family visited at his
fathers in Clinton, Sunday.
Mrs. Daniel Grace and children. also
Miss Ella Hatch, were in Skowhegan,
| Saturday.
Prof. A. T.. Lane Of Waterville, preached
| at Good VIII Farm. Sunday afternoon
w. A. Crosby has had his house raised
and Is going to have an underpining of
stonework placed under 1t.
The school at this place closed. Friday
| afternoon. The school room was taste
| fully decorated with flowers and Greenery,
| also streamers of crimson and black. the
school colors. The teacher was Miss
Alice M. Tibbetts of North Fairfield. The
program Has as follows lows 2ard Psalm Psalm:
Voices of Freedom in Ancient Rome"
five children; recitation. "Reminiscences
of the Fourth" Katie Burlill; recitation.
God Bless Our Native Land" Katie Bur
rill and Blanche Hail. recitation, '"rhe
Village Fourth" Bennie Gaylord: essay;
Pearie Grace; recitation. ."rhe Meaning
of the American Flag" Earle Palmer:
recitation. ITO the Red. White and Blue, .
Ernest Gaylord; reading. birthday Of
ton. 1.-The Flag of Our Country Pearle
Grace; song "'rhe Flag of Seventy-Si +"
| Katie Burrill AMI Blanche Hall; reading
Signing the Declaration Earle Palmer
| recitation, "a Good Country" Ruby
BLACKWELL; recitation. Little Helpers"
| Carrie Gaylord; 1.-The Children's Hour, %
school; recitation. Fourth Of July Rec
ord Willie Kelley: recitation, "About
Firecra ckers" Leon Hall; reading, 'Inde-
pendence Hail." Mabel Blackwell.
| FAIRFIELD CENTER.
| Mrs. Frank Novel; has returned from n
| two weeks visit with friends In Boston.
| Mrs. Kate B. Ellis and Donald have re-
turned from their visit to Castfne
! Eva Shackley Is visiting friends at
Good VIII Farm and vicinity.
! Alice Tibbitts expects to leave for Mass
achusetts. the latter part OF the week.
| Grace StetsOn has closed a successful
! term of school on Ohio hill.
| The Memorial service held by the mem
! bers Of Victor Grange. Sunday, was well
, attended.
| William Williams and George Tobey
found n swarm OF bees In the woods a
few days ago.
| Monday morning. two deer were seen
| within a few rods of Charles Tobey' g
house.
ST. ALBANS.
' Dr. and Mrs ]. w. Jackson of Barre,
VT, also Mr.. and Mrs. J.. c. Given of