Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-10-15

widow, three sons and two daughters
The funeral occurred Monday at 10 4, NJ
conducted By Rev. c. a. Hayden of Au-
| suSta.
Ms. n IT, Swift of Skowhegan is visit
ing relatives here. being the guest Of
Mrs. Eva Sawtelle. Sunday.
Sclden Manter of Pittsiield spent. Sun
day at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Tilson spent a
few days in Augusta with their son |
| Clyde last week.
A NJ W s c%Man picked f6s , rpe 5asnberTes
which were eaten by the family.
WAYNE.
Farmers are making slow progress
picking apples owing to unfavorablc |
weather. Tho crop is rather larger than |
was expected Buyers are Offering $l.50 |
per barrel Some are selling, others are
| holding for better prices. Barrels are |
I scarce and cost from - to AZ cents each. |
], NJ. Pike has shipped ;iS5 barrels and T. |
g. Jennings ia barrels to England
horse for $50.
Harry Riggs has purchased i colt with
which to ride to and from his work at
North Wayne.
7. G. Jennings thinks Of taking boy
from the State school for boys to live
with him during the remainder of the
boys minority, if he can find boy that
suits him
Turner Centre Dairying Association
paid the farmers - cents a pound for
August butter.
done report good yields of cats and bar
| ley.
! Pigs from four to six weeks old are
plentiful and few buyers at 500 each.
2 Mrs. c. NJ Sniardon and Mrs. NJ. Cor
don have been chosen delegates to the
Maine State Sunday school Association
/ from the Wayne Baptist Sunday-school,
The pastor Rev; ID, W. l<imbail and the
gates to the same by virtue of their
a OtIlceS.
LITcHFIELD PLAINS.
! Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Buclllin and chill
dren have gone to Rocilland for II week
to be present al the wedding of Mr..
l'uc!<ln'S brother. Archie. Miss Angie Y.
| Roberts is in charge OF Mr.. Bucklin $
: store during his absence
q Mr. and Mrs Lewis Wilson Of Orrs
Island are visiting Hon. and Mrs. Ora
mandal Smith.
Gardiner Roberts returned home from
Augusta. Saturday evening.
Miss Achsa Williams has returned to
\ | Massachusetts to resume dressmakinS.
/. CROSS HILL.
: Mr. and Mrs. Eldridge Randall, who
y haNe boon spending several weeks with
!. urday.
> Fred Crosley and Fred Farewell, who
n have been ut work for the past two
d months in Unity. returned, last week,
), and are now finishing the Stevens job
q which they began in August.
y Saturday, the 10Th, was the seth ami
n versalv Of the birth of james d. Ran
II dali. Nh. Randall is in the enjoyment
n Of good health and docs more work
: than some many years younger. He
e was recently seen shngling on the roof
d of his house.
}, The Methodist society has purchased
Y shingles to single the roof of the
: meeting house. Mrs. Mary Runnels of
= Augusta, gave SO toward the repairs
q Mrs Alice 7. Chadwick, who has been
: passing two weeks on the Hill, return
J. ed TO her home in Waterville, Tuesday.
& Mrs. ia. Smart went with her to
:, spend the winter.
k Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jaquith have gone
y to Randolph. Mass, where Mr.. lauuith
), has position il Il grocery store.
!, Several from the Hill attended Cush-
4 noe Grange fair at Riverside, Saturday.
:, This years apple crop is one of the
d best ever raised il t@Wn. The crop Us
r. Il is being gathered proved larger than
: was anticipated Buyers arc offering
:, %l.30 per barrel, but very few are sell
= M; at that price. There is a big de-
: Eand for barrels. Nh.
: FAYETTE.
= MI. ana Mrs Il. Smith of Lynn,
!: Mass. ere IT NJ. L. Jones spending,
i their vacation.
:, Ihere viii De 4 marriage ceremony
; ~ the Baptist church Immediately
/; after the regular service, Sunday.
, The wind, Sunday and Monday, blew
4 oN many apples
{ SOUTH CHINA.
: Mrs Nellie pcrciviIc Of Fairfield is
=. N!@ltihs; her mother, Mrs Mary Earring
; ton who celebrated her goth birthday. last
Friday.
Chester Emerson is home from Unity.
Crosby of Cross Hill
| Miss Peare Starrett is home from IN
tervale n. H.. where she has been spend
lnG the summer.
J. Fred 'arwcll of Cross Hill, was in,
from lectTing tour.
Louis MaSsic is working 1T Wiscasset
I Mrs. fiulda Crossman died Friday. oct
= at the home Of her son. Bort White
house, after long illness Mrs. Cross
, man was an active member of China
Grange and viii be greatly missed By her
hosts Of friends.
Miss Nellie Clark and Charles Clark
were the guests Of W. J. Thompson and
family. Thursday.
Arthur Clark of the n. Y. n II. e. H.
r. II. WAS home for u short vacation
last week.
The hunters are getting ready for oct.
II: when they win begin to lay in the
winters supply Of venison
KNOX.
WASHINGTON.
Mi. ana Mrs w H. Kin. Of Nnrtb