Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-07-03


teaching in Massachusetts for the mas
ton. Miss Pierce will return this fall
having been reelected with an In
crease of salary.
Rev. Mr.. Jones from Bowdoinhau
supplied the pulpit at the Baptis
church last Sunday. 1t was very in
teresting and helpful discourse and il
is hoped he will be a settled pastor il
this place.
NORTH WAYNE. w
JOSHUA Taylor of Middletown. Conn.
is spending q few weeks at his home
here with his newly made bride. Miss
Farmer, very estimA bible young lady
from Pennington.
! Mrs. Sharie Hall of Lewiston. spen,
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Wiliiston Jennings.
Mrs. Mary Towles returned to her
work in Brockton, Mass, Wednesday.
Miss Dora Libby Of Winthrop. is
visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
c. M. Lovejoy.
Mrs. Jerusha Lovejoy returned from
gle Libby, at Winthrop, Tuesday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. David Murch of Win
throp, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Il. Tibbetts.
| Farmers are very much encouraged
about the hay crop, 1T is improving very
much since the rain. Other crops are
are growing slowly.
! Miss Maud Foss went to Oakland
! Friday, to visit friends.
A number Of young people went to
| Lewiston, Saturday, to attend the cir
| Gus.
NORTH vAssALBoRo.
We regret to report the continued ILL
ness of DR.. Mabry from typhoid fever
1T is a strange coincident that his
driver, Ernest Sturtevant was taken
! sick with the same disease at just
about the same time, Mr.. Sturtevani
| died, Sunday morning.
Ten tons of cloth were shipped from
| the wooden mill in two days, last week
! Everything out and it is hauled over
the new railroad.
| The two r. +. D. routes out from thi:
office will be driven one by Willie Mar.
con and the other by Fred Burgess.
| DIR. F.. C. Cook of York, Me-, is at hi:
old home here, nursing an attack OF
the humps. Miss Edith Cook, a teacher
in Southbridge, Mass, is also at home
! for her summer vacation.
Mrs. Harry stickney has moved
| from the Robbins farm and with hel
family has gone to join her husband in
New Hampshire.
| Very interesting union services ir
cOmmemoration of the 200th anniversary
of the birth of John Wesley were he'll
in the Methodist church on Sunday
morning, and at the Baptist church in
the evening.
Mr.. Henry McVeigh received a baG
scalp wound by being hit by the cars
one night, last week: 1t is supposed
that he was walking beside the track
and was not far enough from it.
.LAkEsHoRE.
| Mr.. Frank Mcnamara of Boston, ar
rived at M. w. Cowan's, last week, TO,
n vacation. His wife and children will
arrive, this week, for the summer.
Scott Bracket arrived home, last
| week. His father, who is in very poor
health, came with him, and is boarding
d, at Albert Bangs.
| Miss Florence Longley of Cony High
school, is at home on a vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs Orren Gowell of Bel
grade, were at J. B. Sawtelles cottage
| Sunday.
Mrs. Rose Reynolds has gone to Bos-
ton on visit. On her return she will
visit with friends in Portland.
Mr.. L. B. Lawrence returned to hel
home III Massachusetts, Monday.
Miss Rhoda Tillson IS enjoying a
vacation at her fathers, e. A. Tillson
Miss Lutte Perkins of Belgrade, is a
her uncles, G.. Il. Raynold.
F. G. Sawtelle went to Monmouth
Saturday.
Mrs. Lura Sawtelle returned home
Sunday, from a visit with friends in
Augusta, last week.
Mrs. r. S. Benson spent a few day,
| with friends at Lakeshore. Mr.. FREQ
Spearin and wife of Augusta, were a
David Munsey's, last week, and at L
A. Sawtelle's.
EAST READFlELD.
Mr.. Charles Dyer Of the Eastern Pro
vision Co., Augusta, with his famil,
and a friend, spent the Sabbath will
his mother at her summer home in thi
place. In the morning they visited the
church and assembled to the belfry
where they obtained a fine view o
scenry.
Mrs. Carrie Halves and family o
Readfield village, were at Mr.. j. P
Dudley's one evening, last week, tt
meet an old friend and schoolmate
Mrs. Susan Howes of Palmyra.
Mrs. r. F. Fletcher and daughter
Mrs. Rebecca Lane of East Mt. Vernon
visited the cemetery and attended ser
vices in the church here, last Sunda.
afternoon. Mrs. Fletcher Is the las
surviving daughter of the late Rev
Charles Atkins an early Methods
minister, who lived to an advanced age
He had three wives, the last being Q
: years of age at her death. A larg
family Of children are buried here
Mrs. Fletcher and her daughter resid
at Mrs. Halves, an elder daughter. Sh
4 visits the family lot in the cemeter
here. every summer. Mr.. Fletcher die
several years since, and Mrs. Fletche