Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-03-24
STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEC.

KENNEBEC.
WEEKS MILLS.
Miss Hattie Merrill is confined to the
house by an attack of grip.
! Fern Turner of Portland was calling
on friends in the place, Friday.
Miss Addie Sproul of Windsor
Neck, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. M. F,
Perkins.
George S. Clark and son, George
from Boston, spent part of Sunday
with friends here.
The maple syrup crop is failure II
this vicinity on account of the con-
tinued warm weather.
Allen Malcomb. Jr., is confined to the
house caused by straining his back
and rheumatism setting in.
Rev. Geo. Weeks preached in the
Advent chapel, Sunday morning, and
Rev. A. E. Lowell Of Windsor at the
Union church in the afternoon.
A good part of the lumber for the
new hotel is on the spot and part OF
the frame is already erected. When
this is finished all traces of the fire OF
a year and half ago will be obliter-
ated. new buildings having been erect
ed on all the old sites.
Mrs. Fred Malcomb who has been
very ill is well on the road to recovery.
j. F. Brown of East Palermo. was
the guest of Miss Nellie Malcomb over
Sunday.
Mrs. A. e. Shuman and son, Eleon,
Of Palermo, returned to their home,
Thursday. after a visit of some two
weeks with relatives here.
EAST WINTHROP.
Will H. Johnson of Augusta, has
bought the F. H. Parlin place and will
| take possession at once. Mr.. Parlin
| will move his family to Hallowell.
| Will Keyes of Augusta, has bought
the Bert Morrow place..
Geo. c. Jenkins is building new
| shop in which to repair and display
| antique furniture, etc.
| Mr. and Mrs. Jason Faulkinham
have gone to the outlet to work for ].
| w. Emery at the Lake House.
A new sign has just been put up on
the lot next to Mr.. Smiths bearing the
Inscription "Hope-W Well"
Harry Packard is at home from
| Waterville for a few days.
| Wallace Jenkins of Temple, is visit
| ing his brother, G. c. Jenkins.
The workmen have nearly completed
| the cellar for Mr.. Smiths new cottage.
i rh1 ;aa To Oh oil Of
| weakening.
MAxcY's MILLS.
| Among the passengers that stopped
1t this station, Saturday evening, were
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Cookson of South
| Windsor. who have spent the winter in
| Biddeford with their son Frank.
Miss Mae Ashford is at home from
| Gorham Normal school for a weeks
| vacation.
| There was a wood bee at Samuel
| Lyons. Friday. with a dance in the
| evening, which was enjoyed by the
young people
l C. II. Ashford has the incest flock Of
sheep in the place, % in number. From
| Il he has 20 lambs, all good ones.
Among them some were noticed that
would weigh 40 to so pounds at the
present time.
| ,f ~. WAYNE.
| a town meeting will be held March
% to arrange school matters and cor
rect errors.
| Mrs. Cram has returned home from
| the hospital much improved in health.
| Mrs Albina Wood who was reported
as critically ill is much improved and
is still gaining.
J. c. Stinchfield is very poorly.
| Arthur Lord entertained at whist,
Saturday evening.
Mr.. Saunders has gone to Boston.
A masquerade for the benefit of the
Igrange is talked of for the near future.
r NORTH WAYNE.
George Ladd and Earl Hutchins are
| attending school at Kent's Hill.
Mrs. Lottie Smith who has been very
sick with tonsilitis is a trite better
Mr.. Smith who has been confined to
| the house some days with a bad cold,
at this writing is able to go out.
Mrs. May Abbott and little son
spent last week with Mr.. Abbott's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. M. S. Abbott
| in Readfield.
Miss Carrie March who has been
working for Mrs. May Lane in Read
| field. returned to Mrs. Tibbitts Sat-
| urday.
SOUTH VASSALBoRO.
| Several in this neighborhood are hav-
ing their wood sawed by Arthur Tabor
and Arthur Casey who are running a
gasoline engine.
The superintendent of schools for the
town of Vassalboro invites sealed pro-
lposals for the necessary conveyance
of scholars of said town. Bids to be
opened April 4, 1908.
Master Ralph Dickey is having his
eyes treated by DR.. Turner of Au-
gusta.
| RIVERSIDE.
Mrs. Horace Smell and Miss Mildred
Smell of Bowdoinham are visiting
Misses Hannah and Hester Smell here.