Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-04-09
STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEC.
EAST PiTTsToN.

4 saturday, at the vintage ScHoolHOuSe
and an unusually large number of ap-
plicants were present.
Mrs. w. E. Seekins who has been the
guest of friends here for short time
returned Friday, to her home in Chel-
sea.
The High school which has been il
session eight weeks under the instruc-
ton of D. R. Smith of Bethel, closes
| This week.
Rev. l.. L. Harris who has been con-
fined to the house recently by sickness
is now able to attend to his duties.
Mrs. Geo. Dow, who has spent the
winter at Togus, has returned to, hel
home in this place.
DR.. C. C. Libby made business trip
to Augusta, Thursday.
The Sunday school which has beer
interrupted for some time, on account
of sickness among the members, was
resumed, Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Fossett of Pittston, was
the guest of Mrs. C. N. Moody, Satur-
day.
E. A. Cary has taken the place OF
i Alden Knight upon the stage for a
1 short time.
The annual town meeting of the
| Cast Pittston Village Corporation was
] leld, Monday, April 6, at the residence
| If DR.. C. c. Libby when important
l business was transacted.
CHINA.
Mrs. Melvin Wiggin went to the
| Maine General Hospital, Friday, for
! treatment.
Mrs. E. L. Albee went to Boston,
| Thursday, on business.
]. A. Woodsum and daughter, Beu-
l lah, attended the Knights Templar
| grand concert and ball, Thursday even
| ing, at Waterville.
Wendell c. Washburn, a student at
| Colby, is at home for a short vacation.
Mrs. o. C. Hamlen, who has been
/ visiting friends in Massachusetts for
or the past six weeks, returned home,
l Wednesday.
Mrs. Amasa Taylor of this village,
passed away, Saturday, at the home
If her sister. Mrs. Sarah Holmstead
| n Albion. Mrs. Taylor was respected
| md loved by all who knew her.
i fTtu w dt WI n III w otSA
Vile for o. o. Cross.
BELGRADE.
The schools of Belgrade will begin,
April IS, with the following teachers
'arlton w. Morse of Merser in the
Mckinley school; Arthur Lord OF
Wayne in the Lincoln school; Mrs
Mertie Weston in the Franklin school;
Miss. Berther Smell of Fairfield in the
Whittier school; Mrs. Alma B. Herson
the New Century school. Miss. Mary
parcher in the Messalonskee school
Miss Lille Penney in the Washington
chool; and Miss Angie Wadleigh in the
Lakeside school.
Mrs. ]. P. Hall has just returned
from a weeks visit with her daughter
Mrs. Arthur Ward, of Mt Vernon.
Miss Alberta f. Hewitt has returned
% Gorham Normal School.
Miss Maude Hewitt is to teach tn
5pring term in Sidney.
CROSS HILL.
Miss Nellie Mccoy is quite sick will
typhoid fever.
Mrs. c. B. Tobey is visiting at G. A
Robbins at Riverside.
Mrs. A. NJ. Small and Mrs. J. M
Gates of East Vassalboro, called OF
friends on the Hill, Friday.
The ice left the pond, Friday, Apri
3. which was several days later thar
last year.
l.. D. Knights of Augusta, was in the
place, last week, on business.
The overseers of the poor have en-
gagged Mr.. and Mrs. Edward F. Wymar
to superintend the Vassalboro Towf
farm, the ensuing year, and they viii
move to the farm, this week.
Eugene Warren and daughter, Mis-.
Lottie, of South Vassalboro, were OF
the Hill on business, Monday.
The many friends of Mrs. B. A
Smart, who has been quite sick at the
home of her nephew, Alvah Smart, IL
Waterville. will be pleased to learI
that she has so far recovered as to bt
able to sit up part of the time.
George Gibson of Vassalboro, was
business caller on the Hill, Monday.
SIDNEY.
Mrs. A. B. Moore passed away, Mon.
day, April 6, of chronic bronchitis ant
general debility. Funeral will occur
at 100 O'Clock Thursday afternoon, al
the house. Rev. C. A. Hayden of Au.
gusta, officiating.
NORTH WAYNE.
Gen. Tilden. of Hallowel. was the guest
recently, Of Mr.. and Mrs. Williston Jen
nings. Mr.. Jennings is very much i'm
proved in health and, Thursday spent
part of the day at his office, the first tim
since last fall.
c. WALLER has moved his family from
the Cony house on the Pond road to
house on Church street.
Elmer Lothrop at Winthrop was tn,
guest of Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Stevens
Friday.
Mrs. Clara Tibbitts and daughter Flor
encc, of Wilton, are visiting at he
sons, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Tibbitts.
A social dance was held in the hall
Friday evening.
L. j. Perritt will soon move his famil,
to the house owned by Mrs. Glovinia Rich