Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-26
NORTH AUGUSTA

to the house. Mrs. Cudworth has had
a severe attack of bronchitis. The rest
| of the family have the prevailing cold
| A large congregation was present at
the Sunday morning service at the
Methodist church. Quite a number
from out of town were present.
Presiding Elder Southland will hold a
quarterly conference at the Methodist
church next Saturday at 2.3O p. M. He
will preach Sunday morning at this
church and in the afternoon will preach
at the Jewett schoolhouse. All are
cordially invited.
| North Augusta Grange conferred the
third and fourth degrees on a class of
i six at the regular meeting Satur-
day evening. There was a large at
| tendance and an excellent harvest SIM
per was served. 'i
All of the Woodmen attended the
Memorial service at the Green Street
Methodist church, Sunday.
At Coombs Mill last week, Fred
P1nkham and Frank Corson were
| cleaning up the brook" Their hoat
drifted unconsciously near the dam and
went over before they were aware of
their situation. Mr.. Corson was thrown
into the water, but Mr.. Pinkham re-
manned in the boat. No serious injury
resulted from the accident
| c. c. Black who spent the winter in
| Weymouth, Mass, returned home. Sat
urday.
| d. Knight of Wrenthem, Mass,
called on friends, Saturday.
| Art
r. Ayres.
| Maurice Springer who was employed
at w. +. Ayres' for several years will
assist his father on the home place in
Sidney.
| James Deane of Princeton. is en-
ployed at Charles Woodward's.
! Alton Tyler of Mount Vernon, is en-
ployed at S. Z. Jackson's.
| Elmer Ward and Miss Langley of Mt
Vernon, spent Saturday and Sunday at
:. p. Jackson's.
! Miss Helen Ward is visiting her sis
| ter, Mrs. Lucy Jackson.
| Everett Mitchell is employed at II.
Farnham's, Sidney.
| Owen Taylor is employed at Billiards.
l
| to be delivered the first of May and has
engaged Mr.. Boardway OF the city as
head saver.
| Horace Hagan has returned to his
work at Hallowell.
| The many friends of Miss Gertrude
| Fletcher will be pleased to know that
she is successfully pursuing her studies
| at the Pratt Art Institute, Brooklyn,
n. Y. Miss Fletcher is a graduate of
the Cony High school and while a stu
dent there displayed talent, making
pencil sketches true to nature of
beautiful scenery along the Kennebec
| CHELSEA.
| Miss Elizabeth Mclaughlin of the
Insane Hospital, was the guest of her
friend, Mrs. Thomas Searles, at the
home of the latter's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. E. II. Collins, Wednesday and
Thursday.
| Miss Bcrnicc Watson. a member of
| The junior class of Gardiner High
school. while attending the reception
rendered the Seniors, last Monday
evening, slipped and fell in such a way,
rs to dislocate her shoulder. DIR. Cobb
gave the necessary medical assistance
and the young lady suffers no pain
only the Inconvenience of bandages ard
the necessity of keeping quiet for
time.
Mr.. and Mrs George Morgan of Ran
dolph, spent Sunday with their par
ents in town.
| Mrs. f. II. Collins and granddauSh-
ter visited Mrs. Collins mother IN West
Gardiner Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin Farnham of Au-
Gusta spent Sunday with the formers
mother, Mrs. Julia A. Farnham.
II. r. Hayes spent Sunday with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. p. Hayes.
I Otto Dorr of Augusta called on
friends, Sunday.
Arthur Trask is at home sick with q
throat trouble.
Miss Jennie Theobald of Randolph
was the guest of Mrs. p. Hayes, Sun
day.
All the schools in town have COM
menced and the following is the list of
teachers: No. ], Louise G. Carey; No.
>, Arobinc II. Clark: No. 3 Selma Nc
Laughln No. 4, Bertha NJ. Harvey:
D,
Bradstreet No. Z. Edith G. Murray:
No. g. Ivy b. Thompson; No 9, Alice
Tibbctts.
WEEKS MILLS.
Ezra Ward has been at work for his
son, Sanford Ward, the past week.
hauling gravel and putting it around
his new stable.
Mr.. Noycs, who is to run a corn fac
tory here, has n large crew of men at
work putting in the foundations for
the buildings.
Fred Weeks has had his house newly
painted. Clyde Hammond did the
work.
Fred Eragg OF China Village, has
bought the Alton Doe place and expects
TO move to il soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pcva welcomed
Il new member into their family,
Thursday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Waite Of An