Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-06-15
STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEC.
BELGRADE.

,inn is very much improved, oeihS
- sta 10 sit up a little. Her many
4 r',ards are much pleased to know that
.hu &c on the road to recovery as her
.anaition has been very critical.
rina Elckford is at work for Mrs. Z.
l.. Page.
Miss Goldie Page recently visited her
rr,nduarents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Perkins
cobo,ls in town closed June 10th for
.be long summer vacation. Quite. Il
lumber of teachers and Iupils went on
,he excursion to MaranacoOk. The
Mckinley school, Miss Lora Norris of
IVayn,. teacher, held Il picnic the last
day A very fine time is reported.
Miss Ida May Tillson and Miss
Nancy Chandler, two of Belgradc'S
hne young teachers, are teaching in
Rome
Miss Angie Wadleigh of Belgrade
was member OF the graduating class
al Pennington Normal school, last
week.
The many friends of Miss Maude
Hewett will be sorry to learn that she
has been Obliged to resign her position
as teacher in one of the suburpih
schools Of Portland on account OF
trouble with her eyes.
Frank L. Pray is building an
addition to his barn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don. G. Stevens ana
son Edmund visited Mr.. Stevens
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Greenlief L.
Stevens of Augusta, last week.
Mrs. G.. L. Minot and daughter
Frances have gone to Massachusetts
to visit relatives.
Mrs. Angie Taylor. son Archie and
daughters Hazel. Alice and Ellen,
Visited relatives in town, Sunday.
There is every Indication Of fine
hay crop.
Work began Monday on the State
road. The piece built last year still re-
mains in fine condition.
James A. Brown who recently went
to California to try what the change OF
climate would do for the asthma with
which he has been a great sufferer for
many wears has returned to Belgrade
to close out his business with view
of permanent settlement in that state.
asthmatic trouble while there.
Charles Dunlap is still very feeble
and his condition is considered serious.
Miss Lila NJ. Penney is at work at
the Central House. Belgrade lakes.
EAST vASSALBoRO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Gates have gone
to Pcmaquid for Il few weeks for Mr..
Gates health. 1t is to be hoped he may
receive much benefit.
DR.. Merrill of Waterville, assisted
DR.. Hardy in IN operation in the VIII
lage, Thursday, which was successful.
Mrs David Gates spent Wednesday
with her sister Mrs. Frank Jones in
south China.
Harold Davis of Waterville, was in
the village Friday. with a party of
young people making the trip in fine
new touring car.
John Pierce of Portland and Mr..
Camp. Professor of Mathematics III
the School of Technology, Boston,
called on Ernest Priest Sunday.
Miss Townsend If Watervile. is
stopping for few weeks at Miss
Emily Weeks.
Mrs. Sarah Tahcr Coffin of Boston
n former resident. is spending Il few
weeks vacation here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Priest of North
NassalIIoro. spent sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Frank coombs.
The East Vassalboro baseball team
went 10 Central Maine Park To play
the Riverview team, Saturday after
noon.
Harold Gates has arrived home from
lIaverfOrd College. Penn, for his sum
mcr vacation.
Edward Murphy is home for a short
vacation.
The Ladies' of the Methodist church
gave n supper ut the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. NJ. Small, Friday evening
The usual pleasant evening was spent
and nice little sum added to the
treasury.
Arthur Wilder and two friends from
Watervillc spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Arno Little.
Rev. Marquis l.. Thomas from East
Benton attended services at Friends
Church, Sunday morning.
Many of the village people are suf-
fering from severe colds
Miss Lizzie Stafford from Waterville
spent Sunday ut the Revere House.
Leslie Williams of Waterville passed
Sunday, with friends here.
Daniel lIescock is spending few
days with his family.
NOpru hy,crIe-A
This Is the first time for several
years. that there has not been a class to
graduate from the Brackett school
There will be Il class graduate from tho
Jewett school. also one from the Bal
lard school