Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-20

as teacHer. Otner schools In town will
commence. Monday. April 25th.
Teachers have been assigned as fol-
lows: Wayne village grammar to Mrs.
Jennie Johnson; No. 4, to Miss Bertha
Lothrpp; North Wayne to Miss Minnie
Buzzell; No. to Miss Alice E. Wing.
MANCHESTER.
Mrs. Fannie waldron died at the
nome OF her son, Albion waldron
Manchester, aged 81 years. She is
survived by two sons, Albion and
George of New France, N. S.
LlTcHFIELD PLAINS
Mrs. A. l.. Small passed away early.
Saturd day morning.
G. T. Slackham of New York recert-
ly visited his mother at Brool,side
farm.
Levi Danforth is at work for G. n
koseIs: Ihey expect to nearly finish saw
The Longfellow school will com,,a,oa
Monday, April %.
+. w. Jordan and Anthony Ashford arc
saving wood by steam power.
Arthur Niles has bought an incubator
He has in it ll6 tested eggs. They viii
come. TINS week. He is building a large
EAST WINTHROP.
Jacob Haskell and daughter. Winni-
fred Haskell of Livermore Falls were
at w. L. Mace's. Saturday.
Mrs. Robert Anderson went to Rock
land, Thursday, for visit Of q few
days.
w. c. Moore is having a piazza add
ed to his cottage.
w. c. Harlow is moving into his ho-
tel at Island Park
WEST GARDINER.
All the schools In town will commence
inns week. with the exception Of tho
Brown corner. Miss Beatrice HAYWARD of
Alma will teach the Hallowell road school.
ana MISS Bertha Nickerson of Manches-
ter. the Lincoln district.
Mrs. Walter Curtis. Birdena JIon,,ins
BenJamin and Leslie Hopkins are on the
sick list.
- Bert Phillips is working at Clarence
Ilbbetts' saw mill.
DIR. Small is quite sick with pneumonia.
Harry and Will Spear finished cutting
up large amount of wood for Mrs. VIM.
woodbury.. last Week.
SPEARS CORNER-Oscar Williams
has purchased a new horse
Ralph Colby has hired out to Judge A.
NJ. Spear and will operate his farm al
this place for the season.
L. l.: Ware is hauling hay to Gardiner.
MI ware has been fortunate with his
one with an orchard should pasture sheep
there. 49, y
Reuben Rice has purchased a large
pair of horses for farm work
School began. Monday morning. April
18th. >h'''
The people of this section consider
Themselves fortunate in having secured
Mr.. Wadsworth as mail carrier on Koute
II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank ]. Staples of Au-
Susta passed a few days at this place
last week.
Miss Annette Spear is confined to the
mouse with severe attack of bronchitis
George w. Pelton. who has been i'll for
some days is reported as improving.
Mrs. Hattie Spear and daughter. Mrs
Walter Mitchell were at the corner on
Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Alvin Spear has hired a house al
the corner and will occupy it at once
William Blach came to the Wing farm.
last Sunday from Attleboro. Mass.
SOUTH vAssALBoRo.
Mrs. Ann Seellins of Branch Mills has
moved into the Frank Lynn house.
Henry Tabor who has employment I'm
Fairfield. spent the Sabbath in this place
with his family.
Charles and Ira Sabin of Augusta were
guests of their brother, Linwood Sabin.
Sunday
J. S. Jones of Augusta. who was taken
ill with the grip at the home of G.. G.
Taylor, has returned to his home.
School opened in this place. Tuesday.
April 18TH under the instruction of Miss
Nellie Hi Imam of East Troy. a graduate
of Pennington Normal school. class of
1906
MAxcY's MILLS.
Miss Daisy Jennings has gone to the
Maine Insane Hospital. where she has en-
ployment.
Mrs. Lizzie Griffin. who has been stay
ing few weeks with her sister in Pitts
ton. has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. d. Erskine have been
visiting friends I'm Gardiner.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Ashford were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Perkins of
Windsorville, Sunday.
Schools in town opened Monday. the
18th. The school here will be taught by
Mrs. Edith Stewart. one of our popular
teachers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Trask and daugh-
ter Lou. of Windsor. called on friends
here Sunday.
BELGRADE.
The many friends in town Of Mrs. lib
belts. mother Of James Tibbctts. will be
panied to learn that she is seriously i'll
with lung trouble.
Alecll Trask is improving.
Miss Bessie Wyman of Sidney is visit
ing her friend, Mrs. Nina Reynolds.
Isaac Gowell is improving.
There is a good demand for cows here
at the present time.
The snowfall of Friday night has made
decidedly bad travelling.
Quite a number from town attended the
auction at the homestead of the late ID. |
W. Hartman of Readfield Monday Mr.. |
Hartman is greatly missed by the people |
in this vicinity.
Miss Lutte Perkins visited her sister. |
Mrs. L. l.. Page. the past week.
Isaac Wadleigh is building a hen house |
for d. c. Stevens.
Miss Ida Tillson is teaching school in |
Rome
Miss Bessie Bickford who is working |
for Miss Ciley in Augusta visited her |
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Bedford, |
Saturday and Sunday.
ALBION.
Erastus Shorey is very III at present.
Mrs. Mabel Hussey is improving