Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-29
STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEC.
CHELSEA,

!. On account of the very bad travelling
!. this spring and the fact that the Math-
! odist conference is soon to meet, which
would leave one Sunday that there
!. could not be services at the chapel, it
!. has been decided to postpone the Sun
DAY service until the third Sunday IN
!. April at least. The pastor preached a
Z fEefy interesting sermon, Sunday.
!. The Republican town committee held
!. meeting at the hove of the chairman,
! Patrick Hayes, Friday afternoon.
! They decided to call caucus on Men
!. day, April 4th, at P. NJ, at the town
!. house, for the purpose of electi:lS dele
!. gates tn the State convention at Port
j. land, April 14th, and the district con-
!. v2ntit r at Waterviile, April 18Th
: Wood saving machines are ner1 ard
!, doing a fiourishing business. The man
|. with the buck-saw is not in it these
!. days and evidently he is glad of it, as it
! is almost impossible to find one who is
!. willing at any price, to saw cord or
!. two of wood.
]. Chelsea Grange at it's last meeting
!. voted to adjourn until the first Friday
! in May, owing to the extremely bad
!, travelling which will prevail through
!. April. The next meeting will be in the
: evening and a special program will be
prepared and refreshments served by
!. the ladies.
!. Miss Matte Morrell of the Insane
!. hospital force, spent Sunday with her
!. parents, Mr.. and Mrs George Morrell.
]. Mrs. Cassie Knox ana daughter, Miss
: Iva. of Gardiner, spent Il few days last
/ week with Mrs. Knox's parents, Mr.
!. and Mrs. w. S. Dorr.
!. Miss Mary Barker of Gardiner, was
j; the guest of Mrs. George Morgan, last
|. week.
!. Master Willie Blanchard of South
!. Gardiner, has been visiting relatives in
|. town.
: Fred Page who is employed at the
|. pulp mill a South Gardiner, spent last
!. week with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J..
j. o. Page.
!. Miss Nellie Mansell of Gardiner,
! spent Saturday and Sunday with rela-
!. tives in town.
!. Mrs. VIII Grant of Dixfield, was in
!. town, Saturday, and visited her grand
!. mother, Mrs. Elma Green at II. c.
!. Lawrence's.
!. RIVERSIDE.
+ Albert Foster, who has been very
1. sick, is improving. He is attended by
!. DIR. Davies of Augusta.
): L. d. Wentworth is quite sick. DR..
]. Davies was called to see him Saturday.
[. Mrs. n. H. Fossett went to Gardiner
!. Thursday to call on Miss Della Reding-
!. ton.
!. Mrs. G. H. Pnnney went to Augusta,
l., hr- T
FL Richards of Gardiner.
! Mr. and Mrs William Wentworth and
Z little daughter of East Nassalboro
!. called on Mr.. and Mrs. L. u. Went
!. worth. Sunday.
: G. w. Smiley of Cross Hill was in the
! place, sunday.
-: Horace Smell of Bowdoinham is visit
!. ing his sisters, Misses Hannah and
= Hester Smell.
j. Mrs. Peacock, and little son Alfred,
I returned TO their home at Milton, n. H.,
= Saturday.
!. T. Il. Reed is staying a few days with
: his sister.
:. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Farwell We're in
!: the place. Sunday.
;. Mrs. Joseph Randall, sustained Il
= slight shock last week. 1t is expected
!. that she will come out of it all right
j. unless she should have another one.
:: a p Sabine of Augusta, was in the
). place on Sunday.
:: CROSS HILL.
= Mrs. Betsey Ann Smart, who has
= been spending the winter with her
:: niece. Mrs. Alice Chadwick. of Water
!. vile, returned home. "Wednesday.
: Fred :. Crosby has been at work re-
:. South China. recently.
!. Fred i. Perlcy, IS in quite poor
j. health. DR. Earl Of South China s at
Z tending him, and Ed Clark is attend
!. .rs to the stock. and out door work.
= John y. Fry" is the guest of Stephen
:: i.1NtoI fog Il f"w days.
:. Rev. George y Pope of East Tassai-
I; hero preached at thu baptist church.
:. Sunday afternoon
- Rev. II. L. Stctson of Windsor CALI /
:: ~ the people on the t:,ll, Friday fore
=. room.
!. Several from the Hill attended the
}. Methodist social at Ed Lamrson's a.
= South Nassalboro. Thurs Inv evening.
lltAlltS Ib)''.. Il'l 'fftl-'' MI ~ =
e Rave been cuttil 4; :nG hauling wood f.
:: J. -. Randall, tho past week.
J. FARMINGDALE.
= Mrs. \. l.. Lewis and daughter
!. Fianciua visited in Portland, last week
= Lima Gero is row rapidly improving
: in health after 4 recent operation COR
j. appendicitis.
:: Schools in towh commenced Monday
:. W Tin the same staff of teachers.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brann and dauGh-
:. to Lena have returned homo after Il
= long absence.
:. Mrs. Elmer Stevens Is sick with
=. measles.
:. Arthur Cunningham has had five
=. large trees cut down from around the
Z front OF his home OH Grant street.
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