Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-04-01

! roy; poem, Ethel RoblnSon' Seiect
reading, Mrs. Grace Moody Hallowell.
| IT the close of entertainment valuable
presents were given to Mr.. Berry and
! Miss Dudley as tokens Of esteem.
Closed by singing, full chorus, after
which a rich banquet was served OF
cake. coffee, fruit and confectionery.
CHURCH HILL.
| John Fl. Ward lost COW, last week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Merrill are at
John Campbelrs.
Arthur Cunningham has finished
work in town.
| Miss Clara A. Bennett began teach
| ing at the Howard school, Monday.
FAYETTE.
A. E. Campbell and Archie Wells
came from kingfield, Friday. and re-
turned. Monday.
Mr.. Wentworth left, Saturday. for
at his trade.
Mr.. Robe is giving his, buildings on
Oak Hill a coat of paint.
Gilbert Underwood sold recently,
three head Of thoroughbred Herefords
tc a party from Bangor.
Lester Harris has shipped a large
number of hogs to Brighton, this
spring, that he has bought in this and
surrounding towns.
FARMlNGDALE.
Mrs. Gertrude Eastman and daush-
ter Vone have arrived from Boston
for short stay with Mr.. and Mrs Gill
bert Eastman.
Mrs. A. G. Pinkham was in town,
last week. visiting friends.
Miss Minnie Cunningham has been
visiting her cousin, Miss BERTHE Moody.
A very pleasant whist party and
dance was held at the town hall, Fri
day evening. 1t was arranged by the
young men in this vicinity.
Schools in town commenced, Monday.
A large number Of A. o. u. w. men,
bers went to Waterville, Friday, to
help confer the degree on candidates.
READFiELD.
Roads about town are nearly free
from frost and are two or more weeks
in advance of their season usually.
Some have sowed their peas but
most are waiting till March weather
shall have passed.
A little child of E. Sedgely had the
misfortune to fall from a scaffold in
the barn and was rendered unconscious
for a few hours, last week.
Schools in town began their spring
sessions. Monday.
Mr.. Hamilton from Denver, Col,
spent a few days in town last week, it
being his first visit here for II years.
He was a former student at Kent's
Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. D. Gordon are in
New York and before returning will
visit their daughter in New York.
Rev. J. r. Masterman is repairing
his house having received the AWARD
for damages from fire.
LITCHFlELD PLAINS.
Miss Lolo Merriman left, Monday, for
New York, called by the illness of her
aunt, Mrs. Warren r. Plimpton.
Walter A. Elliott of Brook Side farm,
planted peas, March q.
Mr.. Walker, who purchased c. f.
Chase's farm, has arrived from Port
goods.
Mr. and Mrs. G. M Rogers returned
from Augusta, Monday.
WAYNE.
Mrs. Gordon, who has been visiting in
WateIville, has returned to her home in
Wayne.
a masquerade social will be held in
Wayne hall on the evening of April 1st. \
Rehearsals for the Easter Concert are
now in order.
Mr., Nerrill is confined to his bed with
rheuma tism. 1t is pitiful case as his
wife is a helpless Invalid.
Mrs. Lawrence, Wayne's smart cid lady,
who is SO years old, did all tine work for
herself and son, baked five pies and
walked quite a distance to See sick
friend one day last week.
Miss May Barker has gone to Kents
Hill
Mr.. Libby and family are at their sum-
mer nome on the hill.
Laurie and Al Barker are at home for
the summer vacation.
CHELSEA.
The school committee held meeting at