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

WEST CHELSEA.
The travelling is quite good in this
neighborhood for this time of year, but
it is reported to be very hard in other
| parts of the town.
Henry White has had his stock out
to pasture for the past week. This is
very unusual occurrence in March.
Herbert Hayes has been repairing
| the roads for the past week.
Mrs. Theodore Yeaton and daughter
Blanche of Gardiner, visited relatives
and friends in this vicinity, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Rollins very
pleasantly entertained party of
friends at their home, Saturday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hayes of Gardi-
ner. visited at Henry Whites, Sunday.
! Willis Fowler is visiting relatives in
/, Vassalboro for few weeks.
Bs4H. Reed of Pittston, was in
town, Friday.
Miss Lizzie Smith is at home from
Augusta, ill with the mumps.
Miss Grace Fowler of Palermo. is
WISHING DIT the NOME OI IeT ulCle, "A.
S. Fowler in this place.
Lincoln Merserve and son of Water
vile. are visiting relatives in this
neighborhood.
The first naptha launch of the season
went up the river past this place, Sun
day.
Vessels have been chartered to ship
| h. WI
houses and are expected every day.
Mayfowers have been found the rast
week. the earliest that has been known
for many years.
NORTH WAYNE.
1t was asked in the Journal a short
time ago who could beat the weight of
a pair of twin lambs of 1914 pounds at
birth owned by s. Giles of Readfleld.
II. G. Maxim owns sheep with pair
of twin lambs that weighed at birth
1912 pounds.
Mrs. Carrie Ward who has been car
ing for a sick lady in Mt. Vernon, re-
turned with her child to her home in
Gardiner, Sunday.
Mrs F.. l.. Stevens who has been ill
with tonsiltis is improving and able
to sit UP a. part of the time.
j. E. Palmer who spent the winter
with his sister, Mrs. Il. G. Jennings, re-
turned to his home in Boston, Friday.
Levi Wright has sold his farm on
the Winthrop road to Arthur Smith.
I It. G. Jennings returned from bust
ness trip, Wednesday, and went to
Pennington this week. Mr.. Jennings
is general agent for a fertilizer COM
; pany and is very busy at this season.
Business is lively here and property
is changing hands to quite an extent.
e. l.. Stevens has purchased the place
belonging to H. d. Mason.
Mrs C. A. Ladd is very much i'm
proved and returned to her home, Sat
urday. Miss Alice Hutchins of Fayette
is working for her.
Miss Kittie Huff who has been at
North Arson on a visit to her father,
who is very i'll of consumption, re-
turned home, Wednesday.
RIVERSIDE.
]. A. Mooers of Skowhegan, was a
business caller here, Thursday.
Reuel Pitts of Vassalboro, was here,
Thursday.
) Mrs Irving Wellman of Augusta,
visited her sister, Mrs. G. f. Basford
last week.
II. P. Halves went to Boston, Satur-
, day. Mrs. Halves is in Boston.
DR.. j. E. Tuell of Augusta, was ir
f the place last Saturday, called here to
see Mrs. N. H. Fossett who is suffer
ing from a heart trouble, the result. OF
the grip. The doctor must have a
pretty good horse for he drove up In
for.y-fiva minutes which is very good
considering the condition of the roads
\ dwelling house situated near the
n railroad station, belonging to H. r
: Sturpis, was burned, Saturday, sup
i ,,os"d to. have been set on fire by &
e. passing engine. The house was unoc-
|. cupied at the time.
Non Il MONMOUTH.
6 The Daughters of Liberty and the
! junior order United American Me-
, chanics celebrated the birthday o.
Charles II. Berry. Friday. March q
who was q years old on that evening
u and also the birthday of Miss Elsie
8 May Dudley who was 20 years ole
y the same evening, both being member.
8 of the above orders. The gathering wa!
!. at the hall which was well filled will
i members and invited guests. A fin,
. entertainment was given by member
of the order. First, quartet singing
by Miss Rena Leadbetter, Miss Elsi,
- May Dudley, Ronald c. McIlroy ant
A. T.. Dudley. with Miss Leadbetter
organist; remarks by ]. L. circuit
master of ceremonies; solo by A. E
Dudley. Miss Elsie May Dudley, or
ganist; poem composed and read b.
Miss Ethel Robinson; recitation. Mis-
Sybil G. Dodge; solo. Miss Elsie Ma.
Dudley; tableaux. Fortune Teller,
Mrs. Z. c. Robinson. Mrs. H. E. Pres
colt and H. E. Arris; select reading