Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-04-27
STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEC.
NORTt. WINDSOR.

' -'ie'i Aiaio"eii, Is at nome Tor
the summer. Dellano has been at
work in Augusta and Massachusetts
the past year,
Albert Craig, well known and high
ly respected citizen, after an Illness of
several weeks died, Saturday. The
funeral will be held Wednesday at his
late home at 10 A. NJ, conducted by his
former pastor, Rev. F. S. Clark of
North Nassalboro. His devoted wife
has the sympathy of the entire COM
munity in her bereavement.
Annie Barton on account of illness
was not able to return to Erskine
Academy, Monday.
Aubine Pierce who has been employed
at Augusta for several weeks past has
returned home
lara Pierce passed the Sabbath with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram
Pierce.
The Ladies Union will meet Thursday
at the church at 9 A. NJ. Work inside
and outside of the church will be in
order. The men have been. invited to
assist and promised good dinner.
Our third selectman, Hiram Pierce
has been busy in town affairs for some
days past.
The many friends of Rev. H. e. Stet-
son will be glad to know that he has
very pleasant rent in Dexter but sur
prised to learn that he expects to spend
part of the entire year in the West
After a brief visit with friends in
massachusetts he goes to Colorado for
the summer. Possibly he may attend
the General Conference of the Nj. T..
church which convenes at Los Angeles
California, before he begins work May
the change prove most beneficial to him
i: the wish of the Windsor people.
All are sorry to learn of the illness of
Abner Chadwick's wife and son. His
daughter, Mrs. Geo. Pierce is caring for
them.
Lester Pierce is distinguishing him
self as a baseball pitcher.
Mrs. Addison Seekins who was so
seriously i'll not long since was, with
her husband making calls here to the
joy of friends and relatives on last
saturday morning.
Orin True. has returned home from
Cedar Grove and will spend the sum-
mer here. Mr.. True transfers the
scholars from the Colman to the
Barton school,
BELGRADE.
William Wadleigh is raising the roof
of his house.
Mrs Tebbetts. mother of James
TebbettS, is seriously ill with pneu-
| monia at the home of her son at the
depot.
Mrs. II. II. Hewitt is visiting her son
J. c. Hewitt.
Charles Dunlap is very i'll. Mrs.
Marcia Stevens is assisting in caring
| for him.
Willis Bickford is moving his family
| to Readfield where he is employed as
| foreman on the railroad section. Their
| many friends are sorry to have them
CO.
Mrs. Gertie Trask is still on the sick
| list though somewhat improved. DIR.
| Wright of Readfield is attending her.
Roads We're in very fair condition
| having dried off nicely till the rain Of
| Monday made them very muddy again.
| Z. l.. Yeaton r. f. D. carrier has
| never failed to make his trips on time
since starting on the Route the first
| day of July. His many patrons ap-
pfeciate- the fact that he is so prompt
| that they know just when to look for
their mail.
| The opening meeting of the Franklin
School Improvement League was held
April 10. The following officers were
elected: President, Lutte F. Holley:
| Nico-Pres., Florie Stuart; Sec, Celia
Taylor; Treas. Marion Tebbetts; Elk.
COM. Miss Iolley. Angie LovejOy,
Charles Stuart. The next meeting will
be held April Goth.
The Mckinley School Improvement
| League WAS organized April 10. by j.
| G. He" III s;upt.. with the following
officer President. Lora +. Norris;
Secretary. jennie A. Tillson Vice Presi-
dent. ,';iIra N. Bickford; Treasurer,
Ethel N. cummings; Executive Com
| mittcc and Chairman, Blanche Nj. Ham
son, Jessie NJ. Penney. Leslie Il. Bick-
| ford; Committee on flowers, Leslie r.
Bickford. Ethel NJ. Cummings, Percy
Yeaton. Moved and seconded that the
money in the treasury be expended in
purchasing a dictionary.
| MT. VERNON.
| S. Wesley Carr, an old and estimablc
citizen of Vienna died very suddenly.
| Monday afternoon. He was sick only
two days, being around at work. Satur-
| day. Mr.. Carr was an industrious and
| hard working man. He will be very
| much missed in his family and neigh
| borhood. His age was about 60 years.
J The ice will be out of the village lake,
this week.
Capt. John p. Carson spent Sunday
with his family.
Our schools commenced, Monday.
Ralph w. Leighton, Esq, teaches the
High school and Mrs. Johnson the
lmixed school. Gerte Wight is teacher
in the Robinson school: Miss Lizzie
Leighton is teacher in the Thing school.
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