Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-03-30

in. this vicinity the present season. \
P. Berry is to erect fine two-Story
house and a large stock barn on his
farm near Pleasant pond. ]. w. Bart
lett will make extensive repairs on his
buildings in the same neighborhood
Edward Shorey is about to build a car
riage house.
NORTH AUGUSTA.
Mrs. Luella Shute is very sick at the
home of n. NJ. Grover.
Bernard Knowles is still critically i'll
Otis Cummings who has been ill for
several weeks is gaining in health and
strength.
Hazel league is now convalescent.
Our obliging mail carrier, Geo. Bean,
is again using his horse which gave
out SO he could not use it for few
days.
May Grover is at home for an in
definite time. .
James Leighton is in very poor
health. and under the PHYSICIANS care.
Geo. Gavoir is treating his friends
to apples which have lain beneath the
snow all winter, yet look as nice and
have as fine a flavor as those which
have been stored in our cellars.
H. M. Simpson is painting and paper
ing for F. w. Colby.
MONMOUTH.
Eight thousand barrels Of apples
We're raised within radius of two
miles of Monmouth Center the past
season.
Miss Annie M. True has purchased
of Mr.. Hawkes. the farm formerly
owned by her father, and will take
possession the first of April. Mr..
Hawkes. will remove to Deering.
Mrs. J. B. Packard returned to Sears
port, Monday, accompanied by her
son, Winfield, who has been cricitally
i'll with typhoid fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. shorey have re-
turned from a visit to friends and rela-
tives in Bangor and Old Town.
Rev. Silas Emerson, an aged men,
Der of the Maine Conference, died in
Saco, last week, at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. S. Basford. Mr.. Emer-
son was at one time pastor of the
Methodist church here and later a resi-
dent of the town.
SOUTH FAYETTE.
Miss Kate Berry has returned to her
studies at INert's Hill.
Robert Packard Of North Fayette, is
at the Central Maine hospital at Lew
iston for medical treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Richmond of
South Brewer, recently visited relatives
in town.
Mrs. Mary Taylor of Fayette Mills, is
passing the winter with the family of
S. H. j. Berry.
Mrs. Harriet White Of Leeds Centre,
is the guest of Mrs. Henry Hubbard.
Miss Laura Pike has returned from
visiting friends.
Mrs. Animal Pike intends to make a
visit to her mother at Los Angeles,
Cal, in April.
Mrs. Truman Shaw and daughter,
Miss Dorothy, have returned from
visit to Mrs. VIM. E. Longley at
Greene.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davis of Dry
den, have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Augustus Pease at the Mills.
Dana Berry of Wayne is working for
w. H. Richmond, saving lumber.
The frogs jubilee season opened here,
Tuesday, the oath. First night was
celebrated by grand open air concert
given by a large chorus of mixed
voices.
Thursday evening last Mrs. Addie
Kent entertained the L. A. w. Club.
AT the roll call the quotations were of
miscellaneous character and with one
exception every member responded.
This was one of a series of delightful
social affairs of an informal character
given by this society and was most
pleasant gathering. During the eve
ming games We're INDUCED in and by
special request the children of G. NJ.
Hubbard were invited to attend. One
of the most pleasing features of the
evenings enjoyment were readings by
Miss Helen and Master Guy Hubbard.
Musical selections from popular airs
were given on the harmonica by Mas
ter Ernest Bickford of Auburn. Dur
ing the evening Mrs. Kent, assisted by
Mrs. Eleanor Thompson, served re-
freshments consisting of fruits and
dainty CONNECTIONS prepared by the
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