Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-06-04
SOMERSET.
EAST FAIRFIELD.

EAST FAIRFIELD.
Mrs. Helen Smith remains about the
same.
Miss Mildred L. Tracy was in Fair
field. Thursday.
Prof. a. L. Lane preached in the
Moody chapel at Good VIII farm, Sun
day,
Fred Nelson and family of Water
vile, visited at Alfred X. Nelson's,
Sunday.
Alfred K. Nelson went to Fairfield,
Saturday. so as to be with his Post
during the Memorial exercises.
Mrs. E. c. Joy and daughter, Evelyn,
visited at Olando Bowman's in North
Fairfield a few days, last week.
The Juvenile Musical and Literary
Club met at the home of William and
Mildred Tracy, Saturday evening. 1t
was the last meeting until fall
There was a baseball game at Good
VIII farm. Friday afternoon, between
Good Will High and Skowhegan High.
in favor of Good Will.
NORTH FAIRFIELD.
Miss Sarah Clifford, Colby 'O5. spent
Sunday with her parents. Her class
mates. Misses Ethel Pemberton and
Alice Pinkham, were her guests.
Ernest L. Gray. u. of NJ, '06, is at
home on an enforced vacation caused
by the measles.
Miss Blanche Jones has now recov-
cred after a long and serious illness,
and is able to ride out.
Mrs. benjamin Taylor is reported as
being very low.
Silas HoXie is suffering from a seri-
Gus trouble with a finger, caused by an
injury Blood poisoning was feared at
first.
The young people of Victor Grange
are soon to celebrate the advent of
summer by a straw ride and picnic
fishing party to North pond.
FAIRFIELD CENTER.
Joseph Nye is having his hay
pressed.
Miss Medic Avery is spending few
days with her uncle in Waterville.
There has been quite heavy frost
in this section for the past few nights
which has destroyed many of the early
vegetables. Rain is needed very much
and if it does not come soon crops of
all kinds will be very light.
ST. ALBANS.
Memorial Day was not observed here,
but on Sunday, May 31st, Rev. Mr.. Web
stcr of Newport delivered on Grafton be
fore the G. a. r. and citizens at the Union
church. The house was crowded.
viii Watson, one of the popular mer-
chants and Allen Martin, noted hunter
and trapper. returned, Saturday. from a
fishing trip to Russell Mountain. They
brought home some fine large trout to
prove their fish stories by.
C. T. and l.. p. Southland went to Show
hogan, Saturday.
Melvin Bgelow went to Old Town. Sat
urdaY. to attend the funeral of a neice,
Mrs Isreal Bigelow.
Mrs Charles Webb and Mrs. Lincoln
Mcrricl are visiting friends in Auburn.
Miss Ellen Carson returned from Lewis
ton. Saturday.
Guy Emery has sold the Lucas place to
j. l.. Parker.
EAST coRNvILLE.
Newton Fogg of I.itchfcld, has been Wis
relatives the past week
Manfred Flanders had II serious ill turn
ana it was thought he was dying, but he
revived and is getting along well at this
writing.
Rose Blaisdell returned home. Saturday.
after visiting her sister in Farmingdac
brother in Gardiner and other relatives in
Augusta and Winthrop. She was away
two weeks.
The road machine has been working Oh
1nll
to The meeting house, the past four days.
The machine will also go to the Athens
lines. which will be three miles more OH
a straight line.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Longfellow are
visiting their daughter. Mrs. S. BlaiSdell.
Mr. Longfeiow is 50 years old but is very
smart.
Charles Goodwin of Hartland, has been
visiting Manfred Flanders.
1t is very dry here. Without rain soon
hay will he failure. If all farmers were
as well provided as Stlman Blaisdell is
as we'll provided as Stiman Blaisdell is
with hay they would not need to worry,
for he has 20 tens of hay that he had left
over. enough to keep his stock if he does
not raise any this season. Mr. Blaisdel
expects hay will be out of the barn before
one year.
There was meeting ut the Union meet
ing house in this place. Sunday. A Mrs
Hodges from Augusta spoke in the fore
ternoon Mrs. Warren Corson of Athens
spoke. Many came from Canaan, Athens
and Wellington.
and Wellington.
Hattie Blaisdcll of Skowhegan. visited
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. S. Blaisdell,
over Sunday.
Charles Ward of Skowhegan, was in
town. Saturday.
Jennie Blaisdell has sent word that she
will be at her fathers in CornVille, Tues
day. She will stop at home two weeks
She has been travelling with an Augusta
family for the past four months.
Charles Page was in town, Sunday, from
Bingham, visiting his father Frank Page
Can't be perfect health without pure
blood. Burdock Blood Bitters makes pure
blood. Tones and invigoratcs the whole