Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-04-27
SOUTH CHINA.

1 - St1tlvNs
| Mrs. James Austin and Miss Per,a
Starrett have gone to Athol, Mass. for
a few months.
| Mrs. ]. Fred Farwell has returned
after few weeks at her home in Riv-
erside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvard Fuller are
quite ill with the grip.
Mrs. Mae Harrington has returno I
nome from Albion. She has been with
her mother, Mrs. Frank Metcalf. who
| has been very ill.
| Clarence +. Ellis is at school opain
after two weeks vacation nursing \
bad cut on his left ankle. and is fillinr
his old place at first base on the
academy ball team
| capt. Beal of Boston is at his cottage.
| Mrs. Pickering Of Stamford, Conn.
mas opened her cottage for the summer.
! he Erskine Academy baseball team
| played the Riverside locals. Saturday
much TO their own satisfaction ana
| IlVersideS dispieasure. The Riverside
| team had the advantage of pIaying on
their own grounds but failed to score
after the ID inning. The score w,s
ltrskine Academy 10. Riverside. A. A..
.. The Riverside team plaved here !
lew weeks ago. winning 1O-inninc
| game with score of 10 to 6. The
| nome team lost one of it's strongest
| players the day before, when Ellis. first
haseman, cut his ankle At the close
of the ninth. the score was to : tha
visitors winning in the tenth. The
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Tor the home team
| The graduation exercises of the Frs
kline Academy will be held Friday. AnriI
30, at z. NJ
vASSALBORO.
Miss Cassie Winifrad Goliath oldest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin COL
bath died at her home in this place of
typhoid fever Friday morning April %
| aged IS years. She is survived bv =
father and mother and two sisters
Gertrude and Gladys The deceased
| was a former student of Oak Grove
| Seminary. Her death will be sincerely
lnourned by her many friends and
young companions in this village
where she has grown to womanhood
She possessed a joyous and happy dis
position and was a devoted daughter
and sister, and Il sincere friend Her
| funeral was held from her late home
| Sunday afternoon, Rev. Mr.. Strong
pastor of the Congregational Church
offciating. There We're many beautiful
! flowers presented by loving relatives
and friends. Among the floral tributes
! was pillow presented by Gannett
| Publishing house at Augusta where she
| has been employed for a number of
| months. Her remains We're taken to
Belgrade, Monday for interment The
family have the entire sympathy of all
in their sad bereavment
Will Goliath and daughter Grace Of
Exeter were in the place. Sunday, to
attend the funeral Of Mr.. Colbath's
niece Miss Cassie Goliath.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Grant and
daughter Marion of Maiden. Mass
| Mrs. Clara Otis of Gorham and Mrs.
Isabel Tilton of Portsmouth, N. H..
were called here by the same sad event
Roy Pullen and Miss Ladd of
Augusta were in the place Sunday to
attend the funeral of Miss Cassie Col
bath. tsx
| WEEKS MILLS.
| DEER HILL.-Mary Sproul visited
hnr sister, Mrs. p. w. Dodge, Friday.
Fred Bonney is working at Reynolds
saw mill.
School began April is. taught by Ar
chic NJ. Crommctt
Roy Clifford has hired with z. W.
| Dodge for the season.
Mrs. Dorothy Crommett is ill with
bronchitis. DR.. Small is attending her.
Mrs. Jennie Bcale is improving after
her recent illness.
Mrs. +. o. Bonney went to Palermo
Centre. Sunday. called there by the
sudden illness of her father, Mr.. Long
fellow