Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-04-09

Mrs. George L. Tyler and son returned
from Augusta. Monday.
MISS Lora A. Tyler is ill at the hospital
at Augusta.
MRS. Eta Butler returned to her home,
frlday. She has been absent several
| months.
Japez D. Tyler, turnkey at Augusta Jail.
spent Saturday and Sunday with his fam
lily in this village
| The John r. Yeaton farm owned by R.
Fl. Jacobs has been sold. as far as agree
ment OF words go, to parties from New
York state. =
| Ethel M Tracy returned to her school in
Winthrop. Saturday.
| Eva ). Healey returned home from East
falrheld, last week, and expects to teach
in Vienna, this summer.
sumner Cole has been spending the past
| week with his brother at Readfield Depot.
James Henry Dolloff, an old and respect
| eo cltlZen OF this town, died, March 80,
| ana was buried, April /, in the family lot
| IN Bean cemetery beside the remains of
his wife.
Fred Il. Dolloff arrived in town, last
week. He has been absent several
months.
| Curtis e. Butler was drawn for jury
man for the April term of court
| NORTH MANCHESTER.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lilly have
moved to Augusta. They reside on
Columbia street. Mr.. Lilly is employed
on the electric cars as motorman.
They will be very much missed here.
A little son came to gladden. the
hearts of Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Knowles
recently.
Mrs. Mrs. ]. Albert Knowles is Wis
iting her aunt, Mrs. Marcia Norris, in
Boston.
Mrs. John Knowles is still quaran-
tined at the home Of Charles Morrill, in
Augusta, with her little granddaughter,
Velma Knowles. She has just lost two
grandchildren, Rubie E. and Vernard
e., children Of w. S. Knowles, from
scarlet fever. They were sweet children
and frequent visitors in this place.
READFIELD.
The operation performed upon Mrs
>. Gordon at the Depot Saturday, is
said to have been successful. The work
was done by DR.. King of Portland.
Robert Packard returned from the
Central Maine General Hospital last
week to his home in North Fayette
and was visited by DR.. Wright of Read
Held, who found him recovering from
the operation on his face. \
County roads are the worst of the
season now.
Next Sabbath Rev. w. F. Holmes
will close his labors here for this con-
| ference year.
A. H. Winters of Kent's HILL bought
| a large nice span of work horses last
week at Augusta.
No prevailing sickness here now, save
| colds.
CLINTON.
Mrs. Lottie Bigelow was in Boston. last
"eek' Duylng her spring stock of MILL
The Odd Fellows of Fairfield visited
| Pine Tree Lodge of Clinton, last Saturday
| night, and worked the Sd degree on two
canaldates. After the work an oyster
his aids. A fine time was enjoyed by all.
| F. {. Croker, the harness maker, is on
a business trip to Boston and vicinity
| S. u. Roundy was in Waterville, Mon
day.
| Df. f. ID. k1dder of Waterville was
in town on business, Monday
| Miss Grace Weymouth arrived home
from Portland, last week. She has beer
| visiting relatives there for a few months
Frank Crummett has moved into James
| ThurstonS rent.
| Geo A. Spearin Co. have added a gro
Gerry department to their store.
| Melvin Wiley will commence to build
| his new house in about two weeks.
| Alton Richardson Tr jS poipp 10 mo I,a
| a few changes in his house, this spring.
WALDO,