Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-11-14
STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEc.
MON MOUTH.

|
the Olive Ham house. is confined to the
house by illness.
| Mrs. A. G. Smith and daughter spent
j Tuesday and Wednesday in Lewiston.
Miss Moore will leave in a few days
for Portland to spend several months.
| Mrs. Ida Pierce spent Sunday at
Readfeld.
Large shipments of apples are made
from this station at present. Several
apple buyers in town have made large
deals with orchardists in this section.
Miss Chase of Auburn, is tn guest
of her aunt, Mrs. NJ. L. Getchell.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.. Blossom left,
Wednesday, for their home in Waltham,
Mass. after five months here, owing to
the accident sustained by the formers
sister. Miss Mariella Gilman will spend
the winter with Miss Blossom.
The old barn, the property of the
Congregational parsonage. is being
torn down and a smaller one nearer
the house will be erected at once.
Mrs. Mabel Blake returned, Tuesday,
from weeks visit in Lewiston.
Miss Inez Holmes left, Friday, for
Boston, for a several weeks stay, be-
fore her approaching marriage with
promising Western lawyer, who will
take his bride to Nebraska. Very many
friends regret the departure of Miss
Holmes and will follow her with their
best wishes to her new home.
Bert Merrill is making noticeable
Roadway on his new residence.
The Methodist parsonage is being
painted outside and plastered inside. 1t
is expected now the house may be oc-
cupied sometime in Jaffnuary.
. Miss Crane spent Wednesday in Au-
burn.
Rev. and Mrs. J. r. Masterman of
J Readheld. were at DR.. Marston's, Tues
Gay and Wednesday.
CHARLES Haines, who recently moved
from Bar Harbor to Fred X. BIakes
farm at East Monmouth. fell from
ladder and fractured several ribs.
Mrs, Rolfe and son have moved from
the village back to their home on the
East Monmouth road.
George Whittier has moved into M. u.
,Getehell's farm house on the Blue
road. ft 80
Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon OF Marsh Hiii,
Mass, visited friends in Town. last
week. esssssss
The remains Of g. Boardman Pierce
were brought, here, Thursday, for. ,bur-
iaL Mr.. Pierce was a native of Mem
mouth, the son of Dea. Daniel Pierce,
and born, Feb. 2, 1884. When taken with
the Ntal illness he, was on his way
from his home i'm Syracuse, N. Y, to
Lewiston, to spend the winter with his
son, lphn C. He, died in Albany, N. Y,
at the Home of his son, Rev. Merton w.
PIERCE His wife, who with several
children. survives him. was Mary A.
Kingsbury of Monmouth.
IS NORTH AUGUSTA.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Ayers have the
congratulations of friends on the birth
of q daughter. Wednesday.
Herbert Coolidge is sick, threatened
with fever. .e1 /. ...,a. @
Little Miss Simpson has been sick for
two days, but is better at this writing.
The work bn the parsonage and barn. +
including clapboarding and painting, is
nearly completed. SO
Cyrus Hallowell is repairing his
house which will be very convenieifSs
with its extension of two rooms and.
sed. l.. G. league is at N2sSssfer
Mrs Geo. Stevens, or. Aunt Il n
as she is Familiarity called, j. safdinga
Mrs L. C::Teague Sker worE, as the
latter is stu s UT from pleurisy.
HgAnflELD.
The LadiseEiss# connected with the
universalIst g}Hh held it's annual
6Ay evening, and made
choice offhe lowing officers for the
ensuing year, Aesident Mrs L. o.
Bean vice president, Mrs. E. A. Nor
gan; secretary, Mrs. Eta ]. Smith;
treasurer Mrs. f. w. Morrill, directors,
Miss Amy Smith, Mrs. A. S. Nickerson.
Mrs. j. G. Henry, Mrs. w. G.. Smith,
Mrs. G. Giles.
The Circle connected with the Order
of the Eastern Star is preparing for
an entertainment to occur ON the even
ing OF Dec. 2. The farce entitled sis
ter Masons' will be given, and useful
and fancy articles will be on sale. the
evening to conclude with social sea-
son, at which time all who may desire
may Join in the pleasant amusement
Vi well ordered dance. -..
II. K. Nickerson. general manager
OF the Mexican Central Railway, ac-
iompanied by his family, is visiting
MS old home. "The Nckerson Brothers
Daybreak Farm" His many friends
gladly welcome him.
WINDSOR.
Kew. Thos. +. Jones, the presiding
elder of Rockland district, who was
Unable to attend his appointments on
W indsor circuit, last Sabbath, because
d sickness In his family, will meet
nose appointments, next Sunday. Nov.
%. In the same order as previously an
bounced, as follows: Cross Hill, Sunday
u 1915 A. M: Weeks Mills in the
liternoon at 2.15; and Windsor Cor
Ter at P. M.
PlTTSTON.
Prof. c. A. Wight of Hallowell, will
'reach m the Congregational chapel at
.oo M. Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Griffith
,onefts OF Hallowell, will assist the