Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-10-27
STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEC.
SQuIH CHINA.

weeks ago where he became worse and
died. He was member of Harlem
Lodge, A. O. L. w. A wife and child
survive him. His cheerful good nature
and ready Kindness made for MIN many
friends and his kind deeds will long be
remembered by those who mourn his
loss.
Hon. w. ]. Thompson lectured before
Cusnnoc Grange, Saturday evening.
Louis T. Massie is home from Wis
caSset.
Ham Whitehouse shot a fine buck
deer a few days ago. 1t was reported
that David Whitehouse of Augusta,
was the lucky hunter, but in this case
The honor all rests on Ham Whitehouse.
This was the first deer shot in town this
season.
Miss Nellie Worth and Guy Hall
of the Erskine Academy attended the
teachers meeting at Augusta, Friday.
Mrs. Mae D. Harrington and Irving
harrington went to Albion, Saturday.
The students of the Erskine Academy
will close their fall term by an exhibit
ton given at the academy, Nov. Is.
Miss Nellie Worth spent Sunday with
friends in Waterville.
China Grange has a class of seven
ready for the first two degrees at the
next meeting.
Prn. Guy w. Chapman and Mrs.
Chapman of Winslow High school
spent Saturday and Sunday with
friends here.
Prof. W. J. Thompson, principal OF
the Erskine Academy, has been at
home for the last week.
Chester Emerson has been at work
with Fred Crosby and j. Fred Farwell
at Riverside for the past week.
Rev. Mr.. Stetson of Windsor, will be
at the Erskine Academy, Sunday eve
ming, Nov 1 at I p. NJ.
George Buzzell and Fred Crosby of
Cross Hill, were guests of S. c. Star
rett, Sunday afternoon.
RIVERSIDE.
Mrs w. S. Button, who was so badly
injured by falling from a ladder in the
barn several weeks ago, died at the
Augusta hospital, Saturday morning
She will be buried at Waterville.
Maurice Appleton shot a fine buck
deer, Saturday afternoon, not far from
his home. He weighed about PSI
rounds.
Several from this place went to Bos-
Eton, Tuesday, among them being Mr.
land Mrs. w. p. Bailey, who are visit.
ing their sons, Chester and Edgar, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Crowel and F. d
Howe.
| Mrs. a. r. Dunlap visited her brother
John Daggett at North Leeds, las
week Mrs. Dunlap returned, Satur
day. her brother coming with her.
| S. w. Mitchell of Oakland, was in tho
place last week.
Mrs. NJ. A. Bates of Waterville, was
the guest, Saturday, of Mrs. H. II
Lee.
At whist last Saturday evening the
| first prizes were won by Fl. Fl. Lee an(
Mrs. II. H. Lee. The BOBBY prizes were
taken by II. z. Halves and Mrs. A. S
Trott.
| Rev. r. M. Peacock and son, Robert
oe Milton, n. H., are at Mrs. ALFRED
Lees for short time.
CHELSEA.
All are banking their houses an(
otherwise making preparations fol
winter.
MI and Mrs. G. *. Hayes of Au.
gusta, but formerly of this town, callei
on friends, Sunday.
Miss Mary Searlcs of Bath, spen
Saturday and Sunday with relatives ii
town.
Miss Mamie Given returned, Sunday
from weeks visit to friends il
Whitehead
Mr. and Mrs. f. Y. Barker of Gardi-
per, called on old neighbors, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. j. +. Lunt and Ernes
IuEt of Augusta, spent Sunday il
town the guests of Mrs. Lunt's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Dorr.
Mrs. Mary Mcintosh of Richmond
and Miss Gladys Powers of Gardiner
we're guests of Mrs. c. II. Watson, last
week.
VIM Remission is very i'll at tho
home of his mother, Mrs. n. NJ. Hem.
cnwdy.
| Ii. X. Hayes is at home for a week O,
twos rest from his duties at the Insane
hospital.
Mrs. II. c. Lawrence is spending :
few days in North Pittston with hel
| sister who is ill.,
Miss FloSsie Lawrence of Gardiner
was the guest of Miss Bernice Watson
last week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. I. Cain and daugh-
| ter, Florence. of Clinton, spent IL few
| days last week with friends in town
| Mrs. Cain was formerly Miss Nellie
Luce, q popular teacher in this toWr
for many years and her old friends
were delighted to see her among them
again.
Quite a little snow furry struck town.
Monday, and the ground was quite
white for a little while.
WEST GARDINER.
Zednar, now giving weeks enter
tainment at Grange hall, has drawn
large audiences, the past week. The
entertainment consists of magic, vocal
and instrumental music. Indian reme-
dies are also sold. 1t is a very good
amusement and good satisfaction has