Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-04-21
STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEc.
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| Mrs, Alice McKinnon is visiting in
Clinton Mass. Ni"-.5 .t i..-
Mr. and Mrs. Cushman are visiting
Mrs. Gordon.
+ The BAPTIST Society gave a concert at
their church,, Sunday evening" .v T..
James Clayton is in town making re-
Epairs on his buildings. His family will
| come as soon as the buildings are ready
| for occupancy. =
| Mrs Ada Stevens has returned from
| Winthrop.
( Miss Alice Wing has returned from
| Boston, where she has, been making an
| extended visit.
T The many friends of Mrs. Fl. A. Dex-
ter will be glad to know. she is recover
ing from her recent illness.
Mrs. Saunders, who has been with her
her daughter, Mrs. Pike. all winter, is
visiting in Bath. 81.
Mrs. Sutcliffe is in, taWn
Elmo Godfrey and family have moved
fto Wilton.
Scwall Manter has moved to his farm
which he recently purchased of Emery
Wing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright will entertain
the Parliamentary class, April 81.
Mrs. Pike who started for California
has arrived at her destination. Easter
Sunday, the tourists hefd a service on
the train nearly everyone taking part
II ~ LITcHFlELD CORNER.
The schools in town began Monday.
Perley Campbell has lost his horse.
fFe became suddenly lame, while on the
road and later broke his leg in the stall
ind Mr. Campbell had to have him
shot.
Henry, Taylor has retArned to his du-,
ties IS principal of Canaan High school
The class parts of the graduating
class of Lirchheld Academy have been
assigned as follows: valedictory, Miss
Mary Palmer: salutatory., Miss Cecil
Small; history, Miss Sadie Tucker;
pronhesy, Miss Ethel Colby; poem. Miss
Edna Starbird. orator, Reuel H. Jack
son; presentation of gifts, Idell F.
Blasdell essay Miss Sallie True; es-
say, Mr.. A. u. Coles s...,. o.
Mrs. r. A. Haflow,is at Windham
visiting her son and daughter. One
daughter, Mrs. McCurdy is i'll at that
pace. +. ~ ,...J
Some of the ladies in the place met at
the Lincoln school building, Thursday,
tahd gave the school room a thorough
cleaning. The new book case is in it's
l,o
ordered and are daily expected. The
room will have a much more attractive
appearance than formerly. H..
Hon. and Mrs. Samuel Smith have
MOVED back to their farm for the sum
ner. s. @
Miss Lola Merriman returned from
New York, last week, bringing the re-
mains of her aunt, Mrs.FA w. Plimp-
| ton. 1t is expected that she will re-
turn to her duties as assistant in the
academy, this week. -, Ao5-
| Miss Isabel Trott,y student at the
academy, went to her home in Wool
wich, Saturday, to remain over Sunday
| with her parents. ,
|. RIVERSIDE.
| J. f. Mayall of Boston, made bust
ness trip here, last week, staying over
ISunday at his sisters; Mrs. F. d; Howe,
i Mr. Stuart of Waterville, was in the
lrIace, Saturday.
/ Horace Doe and son of Augusta, were
Fin the place, Saturday, papering for N.
lH. Fossett.
Mrs. n. p Halves is ats>Mt. Vernon,
r., i,.;+ ~, I, ec,
Imam. fft .!-T;n
Mr.. and Mrs. W.P. Bafley were visit
ing friends at Fafmingdale, Sunday.
| School commenced here, Tuesday,
with Mr.. and Mrs. Forest whitehouse
of South ,yassalboro. as teachers.
| T. G. Ballard, who has charge of II.
II. Sturgis' horses at .Broadacres9
farm, had his shoulder, disleeated the
ethhf- Nay by one of the horses jumping
on him. DR.. Davies of Augusta, was
sent for and reduced the dislocation.
Harry Lee comes up from Augusta
severy day and looks after the horses
While Mr.. ballard is Under the weather.
Isaac Jackson tried a little expert
ment, last fall which proved very sue
Icessful. He took up soine rhIibarb roots
and set them out in a box and put them
/ in, his cellar. covering the box with
blankets so as to exclude the light, and
the result is he now has Ihubarb the
, stalks of which measure 17dnehes, very
! tender and of the handsomest pink
color. Your correspondent was pre-
scented with some Of it and cantestify
| to lis excellent quality
William Wentworth has moved to the
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