Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-04-28

spent Sunday, with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. N. A. Wells.
SIDNEY.
"The Return of the Spinsters." a go
auel to the "Old Maids Convention
will be given in Grange hall. Frida,
evening. May /, to be followed h,
dancing and refreshments. All who de.
! sire good laugh should attend.
Chas. Burgess and son, Will, of Wa.
| terville, were in town over Sunday.
Mrs. Nellie Cross, who has been en-.
gagged in the Old Town hospital during
the past winter, returned to her HON,
here, Friday.
Miss Florence Barr of Waterville
was home over Sunday.
Gertrude Frye of Augusta, is visit.
ing at Ambrose Sawtelle's.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. G. Packard Of Chel-
sea, were at A. B. Moore's, last Sun
day.
Mrs. f. f. Longley visited in Water
Vile a few days, last week.
A. FL Lyon purchased a team horse
in Augusta, last Saturday.
George Field and Harry Noble of Water.
Vile, We're in town, Fast day.
win Colby spent Sunday in Watervilie
George Quincy of Waterville, is at work
for EnoS Moore.
George Reid of North Vassalboro, visit
ed Clyde Lyon, Sunday.
Ralph Sawtelle and Miss Erna Drum
mond visited in Augusta, Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Blackey returned to her
home in Campello, Mass. last Friday.
Ambrose Lyon, who has been EMPLOYED
IN boston the past winter, returned home,
Saturday.
NORTH WAYNE.
Much sadness was felt among the
friends of Mrs. Aroline Hall, when the
news of her death at her home in
Springfield, Mass, reached this place,
Sunday evening. Although she had
been in poor health for two years back
her death came sudden to her relatives
here. This was the birthplace of Mrs.
Hall. and the home from childhood of
both Mr.. and Mrs. Hall, and for several
years after their marriage, their first
move being to Oakland where it will
be remembered Mr. Hall was killed by
the bursting of grindstone. The re-
mains We're brought here for burial
in the family lot, Thursday, accom-
panied by her son and daughter, her
only children. Two brothers survive
her Mr.. Williston Jennings of this
place and Mr.. Edward Jennings of Con-
necticut.
Mrs. Caroline Davis was stricken
with paralysis a short time ago which
causes almost entire helplessness.
A quiet wedding took place at Liv-
Saturday forenoon, at the res
idence of Rev. Mr.. Gould of that place.,
the contracting parties being Mr.. Wes
ton Grover of Fayette and Miss Pearl
Huff of this place. In the afternoon a
team from Winthrop conveyed the
happy couple with friends to the cleo
trio car station. They will visit Gar
diner and a few other prominent. places
before their return.
Everett Rankins moved the family
Of Mr.. Albert w. Abbott, Saturday, to
Me-, where Mr.. Abbott is fore
man of large crew on carpenter work.
Mrs. Mary Stevens is quite sick at
her home on Main street.
LAkEsHoRE.
Mr.. Manley II. Bailey, wife and little
son of Oakland. visited relatives in this
place. Sunday.
F. G. Morrison and his brother, Abb
bolt S. Morrison of Waterville went to
Belfast, last week.
Nh. and Mrs. Thomas Jackson of |
were the guests of l.. C. |
Robinson. Sunday
Master Everett L. Wyman of Water |
Vile. is visiting his aunt Mrs Frank |
Morrison.
Clyde Tilson, with his wife and |
young son, spent Sunday, at E. A. Til |
sons.
Miss Amanda Ellis is visiting Mrs. |
Ella Bittuse at Center Sidney.
Bessie Myrick, who has been stop.
Ding at T. w. Longleys, went back to
last Saturday, .1,~ ~
Mrs Hutchngs of Waterville, was the
suest of Mrs. d. H. Goodhue last week
VAssALBoRo.
Mrs. Will Day, who has been living in
lewiston the past winter, returned to her
lone in this village, last week. Mrs. Day
vas accompanied by her two grandsons,
dasters Clarence Thyng and Harold Fer
uSon.
Mrs Edith Craig of Auburn, visited her
'arents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Austin, last
week.
Rev. EVELYN Prescott of ST Adams. Wis
ted his home i'll this place, last week.
Scott Durham of Waterville, visited his
ZONE in this place. last week.
Miss Gertrude FRYE of Augusta, was IN
mis- place, Saturday afternoon, and cross
d the river to visit relatives in Sidney.