Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-04-21

farm he has lately bought in the vi
| entity of North Vassalboro.
S. w. Mitchell is here, looking after
his place vacated by MI. Wentworth.
j.. A. Moores of Skowhegan, was a
business visitor here. last Saturday.
NORTH WAYNE.
| Mrs. Carrie Ward and daughter
| Phyllis, came from Gardiner, Saturday
Mrs. Ward went to North Jay, Sunday
| morning, to care for a Mr.. Foote whit
had his leg broken while working on
the quarry. Miss Phyllis will stop with
her aunt, Mrs. E. l.. Stevens, while hei
mother is away ~,
Arthur Smith moved from the viii
iage, Saturday; to the farm he recently
purchased ON the Winthrop road. "T@
| Miss Kittie and Miss Ethel Curtis,
who have been In Gardiner visiting
Miss Huff's aunt, Mrs. Eva-Hinkley, re-
turned to their homes, Sunday after
noon. --' AZ i..a
| a. prayer. meeting was held in the
vestry, Sunday, evening, by students
from Kent's Hill.
Mrs. Gertrude Tibbetts went to Lew
iston, Monday, to visit her sister. .,.
CHELSEA.
The pastor, Rev Mr. Hoisington,
preached his last sermon for the confer
ehce year, at the chapel Sunday, and
IS usual, it was a most interesting dis
'n'Ireo. Mr. Hoisington's nv friende
are hoping o. he may return to this charge
Superintendent of Schools G. A. Yeaton
las secured the following as teachers in
this town for the spring. term which be-
gan, Monday morning; No J. Miss Hattie
Heath, Pittston; No. s. Miss Fila Law
renee, Chelsea; No. A. Miss Ethel Baker.
Gardiner; No. 3, Miss Linda :, THOMPSON
Whitehead; No S. Miss Mary E. Jones
Chelsea; No. .. Miss Clark, Chelsea. J. The
term, will be 10 weeks and as the teachers
all come well recommended most sue
cssfu term is looked for r
Charles Allen with his saving. machine
sawed some T. cords OF wood for r. {.
Meader, last week. .... s-t .i.-+,-t 5ll'
"A few temporary repairs were made OH
the roads, last week ..'%
Chas. A. Allen and Will Clough arc in
Portland. this week, serving on the jury,
at the United States court in session in
that CITY, -,,;-,3 A.,
.,iR. w.. Morgan is moving back to his
home in town from Gardiner. ~az
+ Miss Ida Searles visited friends in Rich.
hond, last week. She will attend the
Methodist conference, this week, at New
port '''t"'
I "A very pleasant surprise dancing party
was given at Carlsoh's hall in East Chef
sea, Wednesday evening. Not a very
large number were present on account of
the rain, but very pleasant time was
same place, Friday evening, April "a.
VIM Remission Of Wiscasset, visited his
mother, Mrs N, M. Hemenway, last week.
The many friends of Frank Patterson
are glad to know that he is on the rapid
road to recovery from typhoid fever.
Miss Tina Dorr. of Gardiner, spent Sur
day with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. M.
Dorr g.. ~.
Mrs. AL Wing of Farmingdale, was the
guest of Mrs. Arthur Douglass. Sunday.
H. c. Lawrence is able to be out of doors
after his nine weeks illness.
+. j. Trask lost 12 little pigs one night
last week, the mother killing them all.
This means financial loss of about S36.
. Master Earle Hayes has been confined
to the house the last week with the
mumps combined with a bad bilious at
tack.
Geo Corbin. first mate on the Kennebec,