Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-06-26

Mrs Susan Reynolds died, June u
THE family Of Paul Wing Of North
Fairfield. spent a day last week, juno
~ with their daughter, Mrs. Ambrose
cawtelle. at Sidney. The special oc-
oosion that brought them together was
tho completion OF the seth year or MIS-.
Wing and of the Goth of the son Ed
ward of Oakland. The reunion was
very pleasant affair with all. MIS-.
Wing in her 85th year cut ana mace
pair of pants and vest-and inc
work was done as neatly as II mace by
. tailor. She still reads and seWs
without any glasses. Edward wing
read an original poem which was OF
much merit and was much enjoyed by
all at the reunion.
WAYNE.
Children's Sunday was observed at
the Methodist church, June 2lSd, by an
appropriate sermon by the pastor IN
the morning and Il concert by the chill
dren in the evening. one OF the pref
test features Of the latter was the
winding of the altar rail with daisy
chain as the little ones marched ana
sang. The church was beautifully
decorated with ferns and the concert
program was finely carried out.
Professor Snyder is with his family
at their summer home in Wayne.
Mrs. Turner and daughter of Lewis
ton. are guests Of Miss Nellie Turner.
Miss Katie Maxim is visiting her
uncle, Herbert Maxim.
80 fg of
Maplewood Inn and more are expected,
this week.
The friends of Mrs. Ada Stevens and
Mrs. Holman Norris gathered at the
home of Mrs. Stevens on the evening
of June 20 to help the ladies celebrate
their birthday. A program consisting
of select reading and music was pre-
sented speeches were made and re-
freshments of nuts and candy were
served After a social hour of talk
and laughter good-nights were said
and many wishes expressed for happy
returns of the day.
Rev. Mr.. Southland spoke at the
Methodist church, Monday, June %.
Several will attend the w. c. T. L.
convention at Monmouth, June rs.
NORTH VASSALBORO.
The Masonic lodge of this village ac-
companied by the lodge from Vassal-
boro attended services at the Methodist
church, Sunday afternoon, and We're
addressed by Rev. Geo. Bruce Nichol-
son, rector of st. Marks church OF
Waterville.
S. r. McCurdy lost a nice heifer by
breaking it's leg in the pasture, last
week.
There will be Union services at the
Methodist church next Sunday in COM
of the 200th anniversary of
the birth of John Wesley. In the eve
ming the services will be in the Baptist
church.
Valley Tent No. 81, Knights of the
Maccabees attended memorial services
at the Baptist church, June -4th, and
were ably addressed by Rev. Mr.. Clark,
the pastor.
The town schools closed June 10.
Jas. Small of Massachusetts, is visit
ing his brother, Edwin.
DR.. Mabry is on the sick list threat
ened with typhoid fever. He is at
tended by DIR. Thayer of WatervilIe. All
hope for his speedy recovery.
WINSLoW.
Prof J. D. Taylor has just sold thirty
tons of hay to Geo. Reynolds. 1t is
pressed and all ready for shipping.
Rev. f. S. Clark and family have
just moved into the Chas. Taylor
house. They are getting settled and
ready for work.
Rev. Fl. F. Wood recently spent q
busy Sunday at Dexter. He attended
a wedding at in the morning;
preached at 1920 at the Free Baptist
church; drove seven miles and
preached at the Free Baptist church in
Garland in the afternoon, and back to
Dexter and lectured on Travels in
Bible Lands in the evening. He had
not many spare moments that day.
Miss Grace Drummond is home FROM
the State Normal school at Farming
ton.
Crops are looking much better since
the rains. Much seed that had been
lying in the dry earth for weeks I'M
sprouted is now coming up.
LITCHFlELD PLAINS.
Miss Cora A. Maxwell was recently
given birthday party by the Twen-
tieth Century Club which was a very
pleasant occasion.
Mrs. Lewis Wilson and son of Orr's
Island are the guests of Hon. and Mrs.
Oramandal Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prescott Keyes, Jr., of
Bar Harbor were in town, Tuesday.
PEN0BSCOT.