Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-06-18

Berry of Kents Hill were secured and
his sermon on Character Building
was worth going a long distance to
hear. Music was furnished by the
Wayne choir with Mrs. Mabel Lincoln
as organist. At the close of the exer-
cises appropriate remarks We're made
by the pastor. Great credit is due the
ladies of North Leeds, for to their I'M
firing efforts do the people of that
place owe the pretty decorations and
stained glass window of the chapel.
Mrs. A. s. Wright was called away,
Saturday, by the sudden death Of her
aunt.
The wild flower social given by the
L. F. L., June 10, was n decided sue
cess and quite a sum of money was
realized. 1t is to go towards helping
defray the expenses of an excursion to
Togus for the children.
CHURCH HILL.
Mrs. c. O. Stone is visiting old neigh
bors on the Hill.
Chas Mosher is able to be out after a
several days illness.
E. H. Ingraham was on the Hill,
Sunday.
Frank Loring of Norridgewock, is
visiting his cousin, John a. Foster.
Frank Perry has returned to his work
after an enforced vacation of week on
account of illness.
Gideon Hallowell spent Friday and
Saturday with friends in Sidney.
William Hallowell is at work at John
Church's mill.
Bert Foster has been loading car at
Riverside, with lumber for Albert Fos-
ter.
Chas. Pierce is building dance plat
form for H. Weston.
Mrs. Annie Gilley is visiting Miss
Alice CasWell.
Miss Elizabeth Church spent last
week with her cousin, Miss Eliza
Church
SOUTH VASsALBoRo.
A. c. Brown has torn his old barn
down and is building a new one.
Several from this place attended
Pomona Grange at Windsor. Wednes-
day.
| II. G, Dickey returned from Boston
last week with a whole new outfit
, horses harness and carriage.
Mrs. Bertha Goddard and little
daughter of Lisbon Falls are spending
a few days with her parents Mr.. an6
Mrs. c. F. Cobb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pond of Augusta
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. G
Dickey over Sunday.
EAST WINTHROP.
| A very profitable term of schoo
| closed Friday, under hte instruction OF
| Miss Lula p. Avery of Prospect.
| The A. W. & G. Railway is hauling
| the material for Il siding west of the
| sub-station.
Miss Fannie S. Moore of Gardiner
has bought a cottage lot on Nason's
Point and will begin to build at once.
L. R. Leavitt while at work in hi;
| barn. Friday, fell into the basemcr
and received quite painful bruises, bu
| no bones were broken.
Mr. and Mrs. f. F. Smith, Miss
| Marie Wilson of New York, and r. S
Blanc of Boston, are passing their va
cations at Cobbossee Farm.
| A. NJ. Hull and son and daughter o
| PaWtucket, r. l., are passing their va
cation at Elm Cottage. Mr.. HUI
caught Il salmon weighing Az pound:
the first of the week.
FAYETTE.
| Miss Alberta Underwood returned
| from New Jersey, Saturday, to spenC
her vacation at home. She has beer
teaching in Atlantic City for sOmt
years.
Mrs C. H. Tobins' health is quite
| poor.
Two families have moved into tn,
| Lovej0y house ut the Mills.
The schools in town will all close
this week. They have all had Yer!
| successful terms.
Many have had to plant their corr
over. All rejoice to have such a nice
rain.
II. f. Jones is making repairs on hi
stable which will greatly improve thr
| looks.
PlTTSTON.