Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-06-03
STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEc.
LlICHFIELD.

marriage. Friday, May 49, About s.
of their friends were present All tn,
| children were present. Their son Wal
ter. came from his home in Rhode Is.
! land. Dinner and supper were served
| They received many valuable present.
many of which were gold coins.
The baccalaureate sermon wa.
preached before the students of Litch.
/ field Academy. Sunday by Rev. A. w
| Bardeen of Gardiner. The church was
well filed.
Mrs. Byron Savage of Augusta. is
staying with her sister, Mrs. Eugene
Campbell. for few days. Little Edith
! Campbell, who has been very sick, is
| slowly regaining her health.
Harry Taylor and family of Win
throp. spent Sunday in town, the
guests of Mr.. Taylors mother.
Charles knight. who has been at
home with his family few weeks, has
returned to his business in Boston.
Mrs. Ada F. Purinton of Waterville,
is the guest of DR.. and Mrs. Gilbert.
Perley Perry and Charles Paris are
at home from Massachusetts. Mr..
Paris has been quite sick.
The prize rectations took place at
the church. Monday evening. The
commencement concert will be held.
Wednesday evening, with Mrs. Record
as reader. Thursday evening the
graduating exercises will be held at the
church and Friday evening the gradu-
ating class will hold a reception at
Stewards hall.
Emery Baker was at home, Saturday,
from Augusta, he returned, Sunday
morning. ,,..- ;...l.,.,,..
Nelson Elwell of Lewiston, spent
Sunday in town. :;::,"tt' l!..... 80.
Mrs. Emery Baker came from Port
land, Saturday and returned Monday
SIDNEY.
E. c. Milliken of Portland. delivered
the Memorial address before Joseph w.
Lincoln Post. No. 113. The members
were disappointed about the dedicatio
of their monument. but are not dis
.couraged. The announcement of that
occasion will be made later
Miss Ann Taught, who has been visit
ing her brother Albert Taught, re-
turned. last Monday, to her home in
FoXboro. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. P. Springer and
daughter, Elna, from Newton, Mass,
arrived. Thursday, at their summer
home.
Mrs. Frank Abbott visited relatives
in Watervile, last week.
w. P. Lyon arrived home, Saturday,
after an eight months stay in Pasa-
dena. Cal.
Joseph Durrill and Elmer Page went
to Lexington, Friday, to visit the for
mer's parents, Mr.. and. Mrs, Eugene
Durril. .... ,,....:. -..o,:.,
Chs. S. Robinson of Lowell Ma So,
and sister. Mrs. VIM. II. Allen: of Au-
gusta, spent Tuesday and Wednesday
of last week at A. B. Moore's.
Miss Frank Linscotf was The guest of
her sister. Mrs. Chas Crowell Of Oak7
land. last week.
Miss Mary Taught of Augusta, was
home over Sunday.
Geo Merrill and Miss Eunice Merrill
of Augusta, were guests over Sunday
at +. c. Moore's.
LAkESHORE.
w. a. Butman. NJ. D. of Charlestown,
Mass. who was taking rest at D. r.
Townsend's, was suddenly wired for to
attend an operation in Halifax N. s.,
of cancer in stomach and started,
Monday.
Mrs. Elizha James, who is sick.
threatened with pneumonia, is improv-
ing.
VIII Swift and family of Augusta,
spent Memorial day with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. d. Swift
A. s. Morrison and Lon Morrill, of
Waterville. were at r. C. Morrison's,
Sunday.
Mrs Minnie Sawtelle of Augusta,
was at Lakeshore, Memorial day.
Mr.. Cook and sister, have arrived at
Geo. Tilton's on the River road, for
their summer vacation from Dedham,
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orman Davis of Water
vile, are at Henry Goodhmues' for
few days.
CHELSEA.
orrin Farnham and son Alton OF
Readfield. are visiting Mrs. Julia A.
Farnham for few days.
VIM. Burnham who has lately ac-
ceDted an engagement in the Home
band. visited his aunt, Mrs. Burnham,
last week.
Mrs. Hodgkins and little daughter of
Boothbay, are guests of her sister. Mrs.
F. G. Meader.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Wing of Farming
dale. called on relatives in town, Sun
day.
r. T. Fisher of Portland, was the
guest of Mrs. Julia f. Farnham, Sun
day.
Mrs. G. X. Gould returned. Sunday.
to her home in Bath after spending
several days with her mother, Mrs. l..
A. Mckay.
Miss Tina Dorr of Gardiner, spent
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
/ S. NJ. Dorr
Miss Selma Mclaughlin spent Satur-
day and Sunday with her mother, re-
turning to her duties in Bath, Monday
morning.
! The Memorial exercises were carried
f,,ll t.,