Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-06-04
STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEC.
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NORTH AUGUSTA


Reynolds in Sidney.
Programs have been received and
Children's Day will be observed the
18th of June.
Geo. Leighton is working for Ralph
Percival.
Chas. White is repairing the Kicker
house, clapboarding, plastering, etc.
Chas. Black is repairing his house
and having new windows put in.
Aaron Leighton's house is to have
new windows of four panes.
Geo. Guoir has new windows with
large panes in his house.
Joseph Newman has been suffering
with an abscess on the tongue which it
was found necessary to lance. He is
getting on well.
Florence Townsend has so far i'm
proved as to attend the morning serv-
ice, Sunday.
Gene Tillson was home from Boston
over Sunday.
Mrs John Knowles, Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert Knowles, Philo Hewitt and Mat
tie Hewitt of Manchester, were among
those who attend the morning service,
sunday. Also MIS. I1diiSOil anu N1loS
Lena of Augusta.
Daisy Hovey is in Boston for month
or more.
Mr.. and Mrs Will Taylor visited at
Warner Taylor's, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brann are per-
pairing for the return of the family to
the old home place. They are expected
soon.
BRANCH MILLS.
Mrs. Nellie BRIGHAM and children,
Romane and Hazel, and her sister,
Mrs. Sadie Robinson of Worcester,
Mass, are visiting their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Eli Worthing.
Miss Lottie Turner of Palermo Gen.
ter called on friends here, last week.
G. G. Parmeter is having his house
newly painted.
Mrs. Lizzie Sylvester and little son,
Rurleigh of Eustis, have been visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Shorey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Marden and daugh-
tiers, Edith and Ethel of Fairfield,
spent Sunday with Mrs. Alice Par
meter.
George Porter returned to Oldtown,
Monday.
FAYETTE.
Thomas H. Dodge of Augusta, is
building cottage on Loon Island in
the CrotChed pond.
Frank Gunner of North Wayne, has
bought the large four tenement house
at the Mills of Fannie Pease.
There was a frost Saturday night.
Miss Lura Wells was at home over
Sunday.
Miss Alice NJ Hewett was at home
Memorial Day and Sunday.
SOUTH CHINA.
Mrs r. NJ Jones and Miss Madilenc
Jones have gone to their nome a. lt't t,,n
weeks They arc to attend the commence
mcnt exercises at the William i'enn Ghar-
ter school, of which Prof. 1tlcllaru NJ
jones is head master
William Real of Boston is building a
fine boat house. lie has also one of tnc
most beautiful cottages on the lake
Prof. Charles Jacobs and family will
occupy VIM BeaTs cottage after June Ii.
Mrs Hannah Pickering of Chicago, H.,
has opcned her cottage for the summer.
She is also improving the grounds by set
ting trees.
The Friends Quarterly meeting was held
at the iohu ,', ,',t ,te r.
chester Emerson h'S oouSHt we W W
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Miss Bernicc Whtehouse. who is teach
ing at RoCkland, was home over Sunday.
Mr, I,mo, ,ustir md Mrs c :,
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Mrs. minnie farWcil ana MIS-. Mae far'
rlhEt"h went 10 ALBION sunday
Memorial Day was observed by the
lanes T. Jones Post, q. "A. X and inc
woman lteiel Corps by very Impressive
services held at their hall During the
nnd dnc,or,tod ror,y fo'r rra,in. pat,irn
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the line was formed to march to the Lake
side cemetery After decorating the
graves there they returned TO the hall