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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-07-13
WALDO.
NORTH PALERMO.

Mrs James Saunders of Phjlmont
n. ", who is at her brothers. V. r.
Fills. visited, Tuesday, with Mrs. j.. A.
Bowler. They had not met for forty
years. Her husband, Mr.. Saunders, is
an expert at setting UP machinery. Mr..
and Mrs. Saunders have lived i'm eight
different states.
Mrs. Eliza Howes of Enfield. who is
spending part of the summer with her
sister, Mrs. Ruth Young, visited friends
at North Palermo, Friday.
G. b. M. Scule with a crew of men
finished his haying, Saturday. He will
return to Boston soon.
A number of people in this vicinity
are i'll with tine measles.
A. F. Merrifield was called to Fair
field, Saturday, by the serious illness
of his sister, who is not expected to
live.
Mrs. Edna Soule's sister, Miss Laura
Cain Of COrnna, is visiting relatives
and friends in town.
John Aver and daughter Mildred re-
Gently visited in Unity.
Mrs. S. A. Blankinship of Brockton,
is visiting in town.
Mrs. Callie Howe. w. c. T. U. lectur-
err of Missouri, recently gave n fine
lecture at the Methodist church, North
Palermo, which was listened to with
marked attention.
Russell Belden is working in Liber-
ty, haying for his uncle, Will Greeley
f. C. Rowe is at home from Liberty
this week, to do his haying. He has
on Mr. Knowlton's house at Liberty
and intends to return. Monday.
John Black has sold his gray horse
Niger" to C. E Carr.
LIBERTY.
There was n quiet pretty wedding at
the home of Mrs. George Cram, Thurs
day evening, July Z. the contracting
parties being E. L. Mitchell. brother
of Mrs. Cram, and Miss IDA Norton,
both residents Of this village. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. H. w.
Abbott of Palermo. in his usual pleas
ing manner. The bride looked charm-
ing in n gown of white muslin. trim
med with lace, and carried a bouquet
of white roses. The wedding gifts were
many, consisting OF china, -silverware
linen, and other useful articles, and
show the popularity of both bride and
groom.
Thomas Pitcher of Belfast, retired
dry goods merchant, has been visiting
his sister, Mrs. Tamsen Mathews.
Mr.. and Mrs.. William Jackson Of
Connecticut, are visiting Mr.. Jackson's
mother, Mrs. Addie Jackson. Main
street.
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Tiverton. R; l.. and Miss Ella G. Rove :
,>,o .Nppugi
RoeklandmJune y. Edwin L. Mullen and
I Maud y T Thomas. both OF Roekland:
NJ. Achorn. of Rockland: Joseph l.. Cook
Of I Perry; Iowa. and Mary A. Grinnell, 81
warren-July l. Everett F. Condor Of
Warren: June % Lewis r. Montgomery
and Mrs. Maria E. Maddocks, both OF
PENOBSCOT.
Garland-July 3. George A. Lougee ana
MISS Cynthin d. Gordon both Of Garland.
Miss Winifred NJ. Marston. both ' Of R ann
gor; July 6. Leon seiden Howe, OF
Presque Isle and Miss Myra Frances
PISCATAQUIS.
Foxcroft-June 30. Allen David Cunning
ham. and Miss Elsie Marion Mcguire,
both of FoXcroft.
o SpsqTs ANA Niss h Milton assssn Ct
bot.
SOMERSET.
Hartland-June 90. John F. Connely, bf
Bangor. and Miss Mary A. Annis, OF
Hartland; July ?. Lewis ID. Hight and
Mrs. ps; Cora NJ Cookson. both of Hartland.
Miss Mary Geneva Smith, both OF Pitts
reld; July . Herbert w, Mcdonald and
Miss Cora Mamie Cole.
WALDO.
searsport-Juiy4 I, Arthur E. Robbins. of
Of staskton aH Snr MISS Maud L. Partridge.
Northport-june %. Edward Clinton
Fogg. Of New York City. and Miss Har-
riet Louise Kelley.
WASHINGTON.
Machias-July S, Lindell Bacon. of Wes
ley, and Miss Rietta Thompson. Of Ma
chias; June %. M. X. Nash, OF New York.
and Miss Lena Furbush, of Machias
Calais-July >. Hugh Dow and Miss
Belle Hitter. both of Calais; July 3.
Charles II. Greenlaw and Elizabeth Lee.
both of Calais; JuEe 20. Alexander MUIR
ray. of st. John. and Miss Jessie Water
ard Miss Frances Lillian Boyington, both
of Calais.
Pery-June 49, Hugh Lesley and Miss
I.uella Leighton, both of Philadelphia,
Pa.
Bar Mills-June %, Frank B. Stevens
and Miss Elva A. Tarbox.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Lancaster. N. Hume 20. Reuben
George Bond, of Lancaster. and Miss
viola Pearl Coram, of Vancehoro
Boston-June -. Robert G. TowIe and
Miss Ethel i. Foss. both of Boston; Her
bert Judson Wood and Miss Addie Jane
Wood. formerly of Bangor.
Windsor, Va.-June 30 Arthur William
Doubleday of Boston, Mass, and Nellie
Louise Cotton. of Windsor
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SAGADAHOC.
WOOIWICH.

Mrs. F. ]. Whittum and son of Auburn.
are occupying their summer home at
Days Ferry.
Frank Preble is passing the summer
In kennebunkport.
Misses Charlotte Corliss jand Bertha
Cunningham will leave for the White
mountains, July Is.
Miss Emma Leonard has returned from
Jamaica Plain. accompanied by her niece.
Miss Louise Leonard. who will pass; the
remainder of the summer here!
F. II. Snipe of Arrows!c. is visiting his
brother-in-law, Harry Hawthorne.
Mrs Louise A. Ramsey Of Boston, is
the guest of her daughter. Mrs. A. b.
Thwing.
Mrs Charles Prescott and family OF
Orarge, N j.. are passing the summer
with her father. Morrill, Reed.
MIR. and Mrs. George Kennison are pass
ing the week down river!
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Mrs. Stella Parkharst Of Unity, is at
DR.. Clough's for q weeks stay.
Charles Norton of Howard, r. l., is
here to spend a three weeks vacation
with his father. Ambrose Norton.
w. II. Brier. travelling salesman for
BatcheldOr, Lincoln Co. shoe store,
Boston, visited at C. NJ. Hurd's, last
Ethelyn Lewis Miss Carrie Brier and
Mrs. r. S. Brier, all of Boston.
PALERMO.
CARR'S CORNER-Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Nelson. who have passed the
winter in Somerville, Mass, have NOV
ed to their farm for the summer.
George Soule had q crew Of men do
his haying. last week, and returned to
his business in Boston. Monday.
Earl Nelson, who is teaching school
in Buckfield, is at home during vaca-
ton.
Charles Crommett of Waterville. is
helping Horace Black do his haying.
Rodney and Warren Nelson have cut
the hay on the Fowler place.
Perley Soule is working for William
Osgood.
The Bailey brothers. Ernest and De-
less. have been getting Theodore Os-
goods hay and are to cut the hay on
the Bryant place.
c. E. Carr has purchased a horse OF
John Black.
w. A. Nelson and sons have bought
the grass on the Knowles place.
PALERMO CENTER.
Miss Monte Turner. who Is teaching
at Fall River. Mass, Is spending her
vacation with her parents, Mr.. AMI
Mrs. Dexter Turner.
Miss Sadie Moody of Augusta, Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Wendell Tur-
ner.
Handy & Howard of Somerville,
Mass, have cut the hay on their farm
and will return to massachusetts, soon
Earl Chadsey of Waltham, Mass, is
visiting at j. w. Northup's.
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DIED..
CUMBERLAND.


portland-July !. George Freeman En-
cry. In the seth year of his age: July T.
Margaret E. Braughm Murphy. aged S2
donald; July 1. Clara L. Jackson. aged Sc
wears, months; Bartholomew COnley:
June 30. Clarence f. Quinn. aged A. years,
months. Il days: June %. James Clay,
Mary Quirk. aged GS years: July l. Eliza.
South Portla nd-JuIy 6. William Cash.
years. . months. 20 days.
FRANKLIN.
Strong-July a. John w. Richards, aged
81 years.
Farmington-June &c. s. D. Knowlton.
aged Il years, months. days.
HANCOCK.
Bar Harbor-July 3, Mrs Louisa Stew
ems, aged "A years. 4 months.
.. Ellsworth-June 80. Serena Miles. aged
Donald aged G5 years. months.
Brooksvile-June %, Lucy Avery Park
Ell.
;, Deer Isle-July, ]. John R. Howard. aged
GO years. 2 months.
Aurora-July l, Mrs. Bertha f. Mace,
aged 80 years. IL months. 20 days.
Castine-June 80. Joshua Sawyer, aged
"a years.
KENNEBEC.
Winslow-June 2S. Mrs. Mary Ann Hay
Watervile-June 20. Mrs. Priscilla Stew
art. aged Is years.
South Gardiner-July !. Mrs. Katie J.
Averill. aged AZ years.
KNOX
Thomaston-July2 2, William H. Stephen
Rockland-June q. Davis A. Fisher Jr.
aged 20 years; July g. Johnson Staples;
July g. Abbie ]. Hopkins. aged 81 years
PENOBSCOT.
Brewer-July /. Mrs. Annie J. Ross.
Bangor--June 30. Mrs. Margaret suIii-
van. aged Il years; July 2. Joseph ",
Curtis, aged "a years: July Z. Robert H.
Smyth: July 4, Margaret Kelley aged ~
years. 3 months. "A days: July !, Mrs.
Lizzie Rollins Green.
Hampden-yuly 2, Mrs Sarah Deane
Bartlett, aged SO years. months.
PIsCATAQUIS.
Guilford-July l. Mrs Julia A. Chad
bourne, aged 81 years. months. 3 days.
F9xeeroft.Jqly :, Emma r. Eldridge.
Brownville-JnIy l. Charlie Emery. aged
aged 4 years, 10 days. T. eNa'''
Milo-June g. Mrs, belinda Cook. aged
90 years. II months. days.
SOMERSET
Pittsfeld-July 9. Mrs. Horatio B. Libby.
aged 6 years.
Moores Mills, Canaan-July !, Mrs.
Mary Sanborn WhittrIdge.
Skowhegan-July 4. Nathan g. Ordway.
aged 20 years.
No Anson-July 3. Mrs. Caddie Fletcher
Burns. aged sc years.
WALDO.
Belfast-July 5, Ethel May Thayer. aged
q years, II months, Is days
Knox-July 8. Mrs. Mary J. Wentworth.
aged rs years. .'t.-V
Stockton SpriEgs-June %. Capt Willard
Staples. aged rs years. days t't
WARRINGTON. 5ig
North Lubec-June %. Hugh 8. Leigh
ton. aged 10 years, 5 months. 10 ~
Alexander-July 3. Lake Stevenson.
aged q years. months days. LII. /,
days: June q. John A. McCue, aged "
years. months. 10 days.
Eastport-June %. William l. Spinney.
aged IS years. months. Is days
MISCELLANEOUS.
Union Mills. N. B.-June %, Maggie
Logan. aged 81 years.
somervilIe, Mass.-Juiy 4. Agnes Shan
Douglas City. California-June % Sarah
Elonia Thayer. formerly Of kenduskeag.
aged SO years. months, q days:
North Cambridge. Mass-June TO-
Joseph r. Ferna1d. formerly OF Belfast,
aged 70 years. ] month. 10 days.
CampobelloNJune Is Inez b. Porter
london. Onf.-JuIy 1. Hon. Orren Tufts,
OF Kingfeld. aged " years,
Boston-July .. Mrs. Mary A. Thompson.
aged "a years, II months. = days.
Roslindale, Mass-July 8. Esther Lieoy
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saiboro. finished cutting the bav on
J. D. Randaifs place, SATURDAY.
Wilbur Crosby who is at work p. the
Holiingsworth. Whitney Pulp mill in
WINSTON spent the Sabbath with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. F. s. Crosby:
Mr.. and Mrs. William HI. Crosby az
Winslow, visited Mr.. Crosby's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F.. Crosby. wednas'
day.
Merton Knowles and a crew Of men
are cutting G. 8. Perkins hay.
MANCHESTER.
Children's day at the North Man.
chester church will not be observed
next Sunday, as intended, but will he
postponed until later, on account NJ q
delay in repairing the church.
READFiELD.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Robert Nickerson
Of the City of Mexico. passed july and
with relatives at Daybreak Farm his
old home. Mr.. Nickerson is vice nras-
ident of the Mexican Central Railway
but hopes in the near future to be able
to pass portion Of his time on his farm
WHICH H0 ieoeh'iy oou6HI VI -. w.
Hainas.
Mrs. Louise Nickerson Haines was n
recent visitor at the old home owned bv
NickersOn Brothers.
Lafayette Chapter, No. so, o. E. s.
at it's last meeting, voted to suspend its
meetings until September.
Farmers are making the most of the
sunshine to cure their hay.
Mrs. f. o. Bean has so far recovered
from her recent long illness as to be
able to ride out every pleasant morn
ing.
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The disease which caused the death
OF thousands of menhaden fish in Mar
raganset bay two or three weeks ago
has at last been determined by Profess
sor +. b. Gofham of Brown University,
who has worked on the case at Woods
Hole at the United States Fish Com
mission laboratories. He has discov-
cred that a germ existed in the blood of
every fish examined which caused a
disease known as pop eye.
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Fort Fairheld,-July 2, George Mekinney
and Mrs. Almeda McKenney. both OF Fort
Fairfield.
CUMBERLAND.
Portland-July 6. Rudolf A. Cnss and
Emma Siefriz. both of Long Island city:
Wilton. and Mollie .. Skofield. of Port
land; James w. McCorrfson and Carrie
Lucy Hall, both OF Portland: George Win
field Hovey. of Portland. and Miss Alicia
MauGe Morton, Of Gorham.
WestbrOOk-June 30, George +. Lewis
and Miss Amy L. Whitney. both of West
brook.
scarboro-July 6. Thomas 1. Beers and
Miss Mary 8. Brown. both Of Portland.
FRANKLIN.
Enthusiastically 5, Harry f. Smith. Of
Phillips. and Lula G. Cleaveland,. of New
Philiips-July Q, Bartlett E. Hammond.
Of Coplin, and Miss Lizzie NJ Dill, OIL
Franklin-July .. Harry O.. wentworth
and Miss Carrie Springer. both Of Frank.
lin: Austin Robertson and Miss Lettie
Warren, both of Franklin.
HANCOCK.
Franklin-July 2. Harry Q. Wentworth
and Miss Carrie B. Springer. poth OF
Lettie warren both Of Franklin.
suilIvan1Juiy 2. Henry Whaling and
Miss Sadie Griffin. both Of Sullivan.
r AmneEstRs RANKIN both Of A%hers5. n anu
Eilsworth-June g. Irving Jordan and
Miss Carrie f. Abram. both OF Ellsworth.
North Sedgwick-July 2. Alonzo e. Has
lam, OF MariavilIe and Miss Edith w.
Carter of North Sedgwick.
KENNEBEC
Augusta-June e. Guy II. Marsh. OF
Windsor and Miss Rosa M. Soule.
Oaklard-July 2, Ernest Booker and
Myrtle Flynn, both of Oakland.
and Helen e. Pierce, both of Monmouth.
Waterville-June .. Joseph H. Moore
and Miss Grace NJ. Khchin.
Farmingdale-June ~ William CHM, OF
BOSTON, and Miss Elinor B. Putnam
Clinton-June 30, Lewis Edgar Butter
field. and Mrs Della A. Richards, both Of
Benton-JuIy q. Evelyn J. Prescott. Of
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Henry Watson of Auburn is i'm town
looking after his business.
The Cambridge Telephone Co, expect
70 nave their line running In a short
time' the poles are nearly all set.
BLACKWELL.
Haying is the order Of the dav. Most
OF the farmers in this vicinity have
commenced. The crop will be full
better than last year.
Pearl Danforth was quite sick two or
three days. last week, but is much bet
ter.
Charies Chapman and son are MAX
ing some repairs oil their barn. They
nave turned 1t one quarter around.
made it six feet wider and arc going
to lengthen it some twenty feet.
Bessie Murray who has been at work
for Eugene Burns has returned home.
Frank Livingston has been cutting
Fred E. Davis hay the past week.
E. /. Harding, one of our est;mah,a
young men, has taken unto himself a
wife.
Nettie. the daughter of NJ. NJ. Moore
VINO IS SICK at Sanford with typhoid
fever. is somewhat better. Mrs. Moore
is still there taking care of her.
CANAAN.
The graduating exercises NJ tho
Canaan Grammar school. together with
prize speaking of the other classes was
held in the town hall, on the evening
of June 20. After the exercises wera
over refreshments of lemonade. fruit
and candy We're served, and a socia,
followed. which was enjoyed by all
The pupils in general delivered their
parts well. showing the faithful work
done by their teacher, Mrs Elizabeth
Goss. The committee for awarding
the prizes were Mrs. Eva Shean,
Mrs. Ola Maxfield, and Miss
Sasha Hooper, The prizes were given
as follows: First prize to Miss GLADYS
Mura Nelson, 'O4; second prize to Miss
Ever Mae Holt, 'O4; third prize to Miss
Florence Belle Jewett. 'O4. Honorable
mention, Clifford Barrett, 'O6; Christie
Furber. OF. List of graduates: Ever
Mae Holt. Joseph Lord Goss, Gladys
Mura Nelson, Glen Henry Holt, Flor
tie.
RIPLEY.
A. c. and A. D. Hemmingway have
returned from their trip down river.
They have bought a farm in Manches-
ter, few miles from Augusta.
Mrs. Samuel Skillings, who has been
IN poor health, is much improved.
Miss Emma Owen of Bath, with her
mother, is stopping with Mrs. STAN
wood Page for a few weeks.
Lincoln Felker and Sydney Ellis look
very happy. Each has got little girl
baby at his home. =
Mr.. and Mrs. A. : Hemingway in
tend to have their wedding reception
the last of the week, before they leave
for a trip to Boston and other places
in:.that section. NJ and Mrs. Hem
nlingway are wei and favorably
known, and will be missed by their
many friends in town. They will re-
si'ie in Manchester.
HARMONY. 49,.
The farmers, began haying this week.
Wages are from 81 to $3.50 per day, for
hired help.
Harry Pratt of Lowell, Mass, and
Hartie Chadbourne, of Seattle. Wash,
are here visiting relatives and friends.
Two aged persons in town have died
the past week, Samuel Willis, aged 36
and Mrs. Hannah Avery, wife of Israel
Avery, aged 70 years.
The home of Albert Washburn was
blessed by the advent of another son,
Sunday night.
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LAX ESHORE.

"r James Abbott has purchased
frank Houghton's farm at Center Sid
|hey.
'nr' and Mrs. Grey and two children
sa' nursery maid of Winchester, Mass.
s'rs Isaac Hammond and two daugh-
l,s'S' Miss Alice and Miss Esther of
,@"nridge. Mass. Master Frank Ham,
,'o''u OF Portland. and Master Franlin
|ser OF Augusta, We're arrivals at NJ.
''owan's for the summer, last week.
n'' DO Gereoux and family of Water
'"'e' We're at W. L. Manter's, Sunday.
A"s'h Iillson of Colby. is at home
Ia his vacation.
MRS Julia Abbott is at a cottage at
- roma as cook for party of
0u"s students for the summer.
@ai''ey Bailey and family of Wins
wv spent Sunday at Frank Bailey's.
,,s;,' S Resina Sawtelle who has been
b sung her daughter, Mrs. H. o.
"NOa' the past week. returned to her
nome, Sunday.
n. a'S Hattie Smith of Augusta visited
~ 'ather, last week.
Of ~A NIUE daughter arrived at the home
|Wsss and Mrs. Geo. Houghton,
TUESDAY. July eth, at Center Sidney
ALBION.
No spring term of school in section
1u,,. winch was taught by Mrs,
|SstnssW W. Higgins of Albion, closed
Isninat as. July 9. The closing ex-
b. ,a.o% .,s showed that much credit is
naas sessner and pupils for advancement
tOmn,,ss 'noroughness of the work ac-
pupils a" IN the afternoon the
blends accompanied by parents and
eoys f., adjourned TO 4 neighboring
t-yea 60 a picnic. Refreshments were
~ an, a,,d a program consisting of Sc
bnps lungs and recitations by the
ahv,,aaua GUIDED much to the afternoons
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WEST CHELSEA.

Mrs. III. f. White and granddaughter.
Hazel. visited relatives in Gardiner a
part of last week.
Misses Marion and Anna Hunt re-
turned from short sojOurn at the Is
lands, Thursday.
NJ. L. Rollins returned, Monday, from
a few days visit at the Islands.
S. l.. Beal returned to his home in
Arrowsic. Tuesday, after few days
visit at the home Of w. S. Powers.
Loyal Leavitt who has been quite i'll
for some time is now able to attend to
his work.
Jefferson Longfellow of Augusta, was
in this place on business. Monday.
Miss Lizzie Shorey who has been the
guest of Mrs. d. c. Derry for several
days. returned to her home in Boston.
Tuesday.
A social dance was held a the Town
house last Saturday evening. which
although not largely attended was
much enjoyed by those present.
Many Of the farmers in this vicinity
improved the fine weather of last week
and made a good beginning haying.
Many more have begun this week and
hope for a continuance of pleasant
weather. The hay crop is not expected
to be as large as last year.
Misses Alice and Edith Williams of
Randolph, visited their aunt, Mrs. A.
S. Fowler. last week.
Reuel Worthing of Massachusetts, a
former resident of this town, was in the
place recently calling on friends.
CROSS HILL.
Mrs. Ann Ingraham of Hallowell,
visited in the place, last week.
Ed Wilson of East Vassalboro. en-
tertained Hillside lodge Of Maccabees
with graphophone concert on G. s.
Perkins lawn. Saturday evening.
Judson Robbins with a crew of men
from Bolton Hill cut and housed the
hay on the Smart farm, last week. He
Is now cutting the Lawton farm.
Lee and Robert Stone of South Vas
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READFIELD.

The hay crop promises extra IL the
weather proves propitiOus. and other
crops are doing we'll; but farmers are
called upon to do hoeIng and haying at
the same time.
Blanche Gle spent the Sabbath with
Ler mother at l.. o. Tebbetts, in this
village.
At the caucus to select representa-
tive for the next Legislature G. a. Tius-
sell was nominated. Mr.. Russell has
served in the Legislature before as
representative and senator with entire
acceptance.
Mrs. T. Carrick, reported very sick,
Task week, is somewhat better.
Our WOODEN mill is again idle. but
parties are negotiating for it and it is
hoped it may soon be in active service
again.
Mrs. John Dearborn, former resi-
dent of this town, but for many years
a resident of Beatrice, Neb.. is visiting
her sister. Mrs. S. Gle, of this village.
She Is entirely blind and is accOmpa-
MED by a granddaughter Is years of
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EAST READFIELD.

Albert Greasy visited his daughter.
Dis Warren Hunt. Friday.
Will Marston and family of Smith
Bell. recently visited his niece, Alice
|lantnn.
A Francis NJ. Stevens cOntemplatcs
moving to the John Wright place in
Dit Vernon.
d Ms. Lutte Hunt Gordon and daugh-
|tr Alice Evelyn. visited Mrs. Lord,
|lrrlay.
Road Commissioner Il. ID. Gordon.
With his men. have already cut the hay
on two farms. his own and Mrs. b. ID.
6"rlOns. formerly owned by the late
Elijah $. Hunt
Emma Hunt was n fortunate young
miss In discovering swarm of bees
iodstd In an apple tree In the field.
where she was assisting her father in
haying. Not understanding the art Of
hiring bees. she walked two miles to
Bel the articles desired I'm this work,
and then obtained the services of Will
nam Hunt who had them nicely hived
III short time. We wish Miss Hunt
hueh success in her bee culture.
Mr. and Mrs Warren Hunt entertain
81 Herbert Hall and family Of Mt.
Vernon. Sunday
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KENNEBEC.
NORTH AUGUSTA.

roroaa RattIs of POmfret, Conn.,. ar
,aa In tie city. Tuesday, to prepare
I, IN. second annual outing of his
E,oss of BOYS at Belgrade Lakes. Soon
ktsr his arrival here he received
I.ssaee informing him Of the death OF
4. father at Salem, Mass. Mr.. and
rrs Rattis accompanied their son to
NJ station TIE morning of his depart
ke for Maine, and while waiting Mr.
ko,,is complained Of not feeling WELL
he son remarked, You rad better see
MUSICIAN. today" Mr.. BATHS was
IN robust man, but was apparently
\ well as usual. He expired in few
plrs after reaching home. Mrs. Bat
4 Is a sister of ]. A. McDavid ana
hrs. Eugene Bennett.
In. W. Brann received a letter Inform
Ia him of the death of his niece, Miss
busan HodgdOn of Oakland, Cal. Miss
Rodpdon was formerly a resident OF
hug1sta, put went TO California in the
frties. She was a successful school
kacher and was for several years
&upervisOr of schools.
Mrs. Susan Holway and Mrs. M. Fl.
button called on friends here, Satur-
BY.
Mrs. Myrtle Smell and Miss Una
btann attended the Teachers American
Institute at Bethlehem, n. H., last
keek They also visited the White
rouutaina and nj her placpS of interest
Mrs. p. NJ. Brann Is spending the
keek with her sister. Mrs. +. Farnham
! ,Belgrade Lakes.
iMr. and Mrs. r. NJ. Brann will occu-
b their cottage at Belgrade Lakes,
bis week.
j. A. McDavid, who went to MaSsa :
fhspttS To attend the funeral Of his
Brother law. the late John BATHS,
Bttmned home. Sunday.