Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-28
STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEC.
MT, VERNON.

pastor, left to visit ms 1olkS at raj
mouth and Portland last week and will
return Thursday of this week. He
preached in Brunswick last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. james S. Field of Wal
than. Mass, are visiting Mrs. Frank
Whittier Of this village, Mrs. Fields
sister and other wricnds. They will
return to Waltham this week.
Miss Gertrude Hopkins of Portland.
is visiting her cousin, Mrs. r. 3. Cram
in this village.
Or. w. II. Seibert and Mrs. Seibert
re turned to Washington, D. c., last
week.
Thomas 8. Hopkins and family will
return to Washington, d. G., next
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Jewell Of
Massachusetts are visiting friends
here. Mr.. Jewell is a very active old
gentleman.
Geo. w. Jewell father of Mrs. Attic
Fairbanks. is stopping with his
daughter for a short time.
Mrs. Mark r. Gilman and Miss
Faustena Bean visited Mrs. Bamford
of Fayette, sunday and Monday.
w. H. H. Williams has sold his farm
and will move to the David Rundlett
place, half a mile away.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren F. Dolloff of
New Sharon, spent Sunday with Ly-
man Dolloff and j. a. Rundlette of this
village.
Mrs. Anna Bailey of Augusta. has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Etna A.
Tibbetts.
Mr.. ana Mrs. William Archibald
have returned from their New Hamp-
shire trip.
Carroll Marble has returned to Port
land.
BELGRADE.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Tibbetts are en-
joying a trip to the st. Louis ex-
position.
Fred Parcher Of Boston, has been
visiting relatives in town.
Mrs. Jane lockwood who has been
spending the summer at her old home
here has returned to Arlington Heights |
Mass. Robert Jackson and family of
that place are living upon her farm.
l.. G.. MinOt is at the State fair at |
Lewiston. this week, with an exhibit Of |
live stock. |
Samuel Y. SpauldnG. a lifelong |
resident of Belgrade. has moved t. |
Oakland where he has bought the |
ward farm for which he paid 81. 10o. |
He has sold his farm here to Mr.. |
Gerald of Fairfield
DIR. Il. H. Pulsifer Of Watervilla was
in town, last week. His wife ana son
have been spending most of the
here.
John Wooster. whose leg was crushed
beneath load of hay in July. is now
able to be around on clutches and has
been riding several times.
Ernest Bachelor and family have
moved upon the II. C. Minot farm. Mr..
Minot and his family are now living in
Waterville.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Yeaton have
been to Starks where they visited
Frank Yeaton and family.
The High school at Belgrade Depot
Of which Mr.. Hire of Orono is principal
and Miss Nickerson the assistant
teacher has about 40 pupils.
On account of the storm there was
no Grange meeting, last Saturday
evening. There are several candidates
awaiting the degrees. An unknown Il
friend has recently presented about 20 d
volumes of standard literature to the lie
Grange library. Z
CROSS HILL. a
belmont Briggs bought a thorough Id
bred Hereford bull and two heifer III
calves at the Central Maine fair. last IL
week. Is
Edward Fl. Cook of North Vassal- !.
boro. was at G. H. Busselrs, Sunday
forenoon. Ip
Byron Hit has sold his farm to
Nr. Mariner Of Augusta. This is the G
fifth farm that has been sold in this
section within a year. and four Of |.
hem to men from Augusta.
Fred Crosby with crew Of men Is ]
building an addition of thirty-six feet
o the barn of c. o. Gardner.
Miss Ora l.. Briggs, who has been
listing in Waterville for the past
week, returned home Sunday.
Mrs Alice Chadwick of WatervilIe,
visiting friends on the Hill, this =.
week. n
MT. VERNON.
W. Fl. II: Williams has sold his farm as -
eported. The family has arrived here. .
Charles Manson has men working on his -
eiiar preparatory to building a new
house. "
F. c. Reed is busy hauling sweet corn
o the factory.