Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-24
STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEC.
CHURCH HILL.

CHUkCn ntIes
Miss Alice Caswell while out riding
met an automobile which frightened
the horse and he ran into it and cut
himself quite badly.
Mrs John Campbell has been visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Hallowell on
Belfast avenue.
Bert Foster has returned from Provi-
dence, r. l.
Amos Cunningham pulled and
trimmed four hundred and fifty BUSH
els of turnips in two days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Taught of Sid
ney, spent Tuesday with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. D. E. Foster.
Miss Elizabeth Church has been
visiting her nephew. John E. Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Perry spent
Sunday in Belgrade.
G. L. Wentworth is very busy on his
new house.
E. B. Stackpole is running his cider
| mill full blast.
Mrs. f. c. Ballard of Vassalboro. has
been visiting her brother, F. A. Phelan.
Mrs. Everett Cunningham is visiting
friends in Boston.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Wright were
guests of Mrs. Eva Foster, Sunday.
| John E. Church, Scott Hewins and
Geo. Pierce have returned from Bos-
ton with three fine driving horses.
Miss Elena Curtis has gone to Wor-
cester, Mass, for the winter.
|
scr, were callers on the Hill this week.
Miss Lucy Campbell of Ellsworth, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Welman Curtis
II. A. Drake of Hallowcll, WAS a
business call at Chas. Mosher's.
Thursday.
a. b. Spaulding spent last Sunday
with rcla tives in Sidney.
WINSLOW.
Miss Gladys. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. a. NJ. Balentine. has recovered
from slight attack of pneumonia.
E. Walter Blackwell attended King
Pepper" at Augusta, this week.
Alden Bassett started, Monday, for
the st. Louis exposition.
| Many apples are being hauled to f.
:. Jones cider mill. which is doing a
brisk business just now.
| Edwin F. Blackwell who has been i'll
Is" long with sciatic rheumatism is
:huci better.
| The Jolly X Club of the High
school met for this month with Edythe
| hutchinson. After initiating new
members the evening was passed in
playing games and light refreshments
| We're served.
| Mss Jennie Townsend Il Waterville.
has been engaged as a teacher of
| drawing in the High school.
The students of the High school are
now planning for a Halloween party.
WEST GARDINER.
The types got the weight of John w.
| Curtis fine pigs wrong. The combined
weight at six months was 661 pounds,
| and not e. as stated IN Tuesdays
Journal.
In spite of the heavy rain. Friday
afternoon, quite number of visitors
We're present at the organization of the
| School Improvement League at
Browns Corner 1t was voted to name
| lne League IOr tHS poet. JONI tIGPCu-
leaf Whittier. and it will be known as
| the "Whittier League" After organ
| izing the league the children OF the
school gave a short entertainment
which all enjoyed very much.
The League has taken for its motto
La Dor Wins and surely with this as
| its motto it cannot fail To be Il success.
The school is under the instruction of
| Miss Marguerite J. Murphy of Friend
ship, a graduate of Gorham Normal
School class of 1904. Miss Murphy is
making many improvements in the
school and promises to make very
successful teacher
MONMOUTH.
F. l.. Hopkins Daniel Watson r. X.
Thing and Roscoe Green left last Mon
day morning, for d two weeks hunting
trip i'll the Wids Of Maine. Their
friends are hoping for deer steak when
they return.
LITcHFlELD CORNER.
Gardiner High WIS defea ted by the
Academy team, Thursday. by score of
II to in good clean game. Litch
field scored one touchdown in the first