Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-28

gram Saturday evening at Ora Willis
Everybody is invited. The proceeds
| from sale of boxes to go into the
grange building fund. In two weeks
from that evening there will be a
| Laughlin's.
EAST CORNvILLE.
This place was visited by a severe
| wind and rain storm. Friday, and {.
part of Walton's mill was blown down.
50 that it will be necessary to suspend
| business for while.
Charles Fogg has finished digging his
potatoes. and his crop is a good one.
there being very few rotten ones in the
| lot
S. Blaisdell recently killed a hog
| which dressed 800 pounds.
Mrs. B}aisdell, who has been very ill.
| is greatly improved.
A colt. belonging to John AmerZeen.
ran away the other day breaking both
shafts of the wagon. The colt had
been hitched near Waltons mill. and in
some way broke his fastenings and
started for home. He was caught be-
iOTe lie gone very Tar.
NoRRlDeEwock.
Mrs. Fannie Carleton and two chill
dren. of Haverhill, Mass. arrived
Saturday afternoon. to visit her
parents Mr.. and MS. A. T. Rogers.
Fred Chapman has purchased a fine
! yoke of oxen.
Mr.. Harry Briggs. who came here
| from AroostOok county and purchased
a farm about two years ago, raised 700
barrels of potatoes this season.
Charlie Rigelow is moving into Fred
| Lawton's house on Waterville hill.
ST. AL6ANs.
A closing entertainment was given
by the grammar and primary schools
at Town hall, Friday evening. Oscar
w. Bigelow and Aizada c. Prescott.
teachers. The hall was crowded and
| all present were well entertained. The
program consisted Of songs, recita
| tons, dumb bell drills and farce, fol-
| lowed by a sociable. Pupils not abb
sent whole day in the primary school
were Mary Hanson. Bessie Parkman,
Marion Emery, Homer Ray. Harl AL
len and Victor Raymond.
The ladies OF the Helpful Workers
Friday evening.
Rev c. A. Southland occupied the
pulpit at the Union church. Sunday. in
place of the local pastor. who is hav-
ing a vacation. Mr.. Southland seems
to be somewhat improved in health.
PALMYRA.
| Mrs f. r. McCabe attended the
grange fair at six-mile-falls. Saturday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Coolidge with
Master Paul Coolidge, were calling on
friends, Sunday.
L. r. Hanson, formerly of this place.
now Of Diamond Island, was in town,
| Monday. on business.
4 A number Of our young people ac-
| copied invitations to a party. Saturday
| evening. at S. S. Seekins' in st. AL
bans A fine time is reported.
Mrs. Ella Chambers and daughters Of
Dexter, visited her son, ]. w. Cham
| bers Saturday.
NORTH FAIRFIELD.
| Horace o. Hoxie of Skowhegan, was
in town, last Saturday.
Misses Lizzie Hoxie and Nora Good
| win took a carriage drive to North
| pond, last Sunday.
| Mrs. Sophie Davis is visiting at
Daniel NJ Paddack's.
A party consisting of W. A. Hoxie.
Melvil Palmer. John Walker and Wal
ter Hall, are up river looking for deer.
Albert Horne of Fairfield Corner has
moved into this place and will be chief
man in the new blacksmith shop which
| is being built at the Mills.
| Walter NJ. Smith Of Stamford. CT.
| visited at the Smith farm one day. last
| week.
The Crosby Mercantile Co. has OPEN
ed it's new store. 1t has a large and
| fine assortment: of goods.
Rev. Mr.. Huse preached in Pitts
| schoolhouse, last Sunday. at $50
! O'Clock.
HINcKLEY.
Rev g. w. HinckIey preached at
| Canaan, Sunday.
| c. NJ. Holt has moved the telephone
exchange into his residence.
Cleveland Tuttle conducted the
seryices at the Baptist church, Sunday
| forenoon.
Mr. ana Mrs. L. p. Kicker OF North
Fairfield. visited at Percy A. Ricker's,
! Sunday.
Mrs. F.. C. Joy and daughter, also Mr..
| and Mrs. .. A. Bowman, was in Water
vile. Saturday.
Walter He'll. john Walker. Will and
| Alonzo Hoxie started on their annual
hunting trip. Saturday morning.
FAiRFIELD CENTRE.