Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-05-10
' RE ADFIEtD,

one OF the pest preachers In the confer
ence and all will be interested in hear.
ing him.
>READFIELD.
Geo. Carson has opened his house and
is preparing for summer guests with q
prospect of full house.
Fishing at the lake continues good
Many fine trout. bass and pickereI are
being taken. Farmers are very active
| on the land now and the fine weathe,
is very favorable for their work.
Mrs. ThurstCn on the Winthrop road
has sold her farm to Mrs. Julia A.
Harris who will move there soon. Mrs
ThurstOn is TO remain in her old home
having reserved two rooms for that
purpose.
Quite number of our people will at.
tend the play Ben Hur" at Lewiston
this week.
Mrs. Phillips returned to her home in
Weld, last week.
Many repairs are being made on
buildings in this village and the lawns
are receiving much attention now.
WAYNE.
Mrs. Alvira Besse is very sick
Rev. Mr.. Southland occupied the
Methodist pulpit, Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. Kimball have returned
from their visit in Lewiston.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. b. Briggs spent Sun
day with friends in Wayne.
Mrs. Ina Cram is visiting Mrs. John
Cram and family.
Mrs. Lucinda Wing is confined to the
house.
A little daughter came to the home of
/. D. Lincoln, last week.
Mrs. Smardon and Miss Chandler are
visiting in Gardiner.
The Wayne Friday Club held it's an
nual election of officers at the home of
Mrs. Stinch1ield, May 6, and the fol-
lowing officers We're elected: President,
Mrs. SmardOn; vice-preSident, Alice
Chandler; secretary and treasurer.
Mrs. Stinchiield; executive committee,
Mrs. Wright, Mrs. PIummer, Mrs.
Berry.
vAsSALBORO.
The remains of Mrs. Margaret Bush
were brought to this place. Thursday.
from MaSSac huSettS, accompanied ty
ner granddaughter, Mrs. Frank His-
gins. The iutcrment was in the family
burial lot at the Nichols cemetcrI.
There was a burial service ut the grave.
Rev. Mr. Strong officiating. Mrs. Bush
was u resident of this village many
years. She was n faithful member of
the Congregational church i'll this place
and an active worker in the SABBATH
school. She taught the Bible class
effective teacher. She possessed a kin |
heart and was ever ready to lend y
helping hand to those in sickness aud
death. A niece. Mrs. N. A. Luce. and
many friends in this village mourn her
loss. She is survived by Il grand
daughter. Mrs. Frank Higgins, with
whom she lived. Her only child. Mrs.
Annie Gilbert. died = few years ago.
Miss; Lois Meservc of Augusta. was
in the place. Thursday, to attend tn"
burial services of Mrs. Margaret Push.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry CEerney of Ran
dolph returned to their home last week.
after visiting Mrs. Chenney's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Austin.
his brother, Preston Lancaster, Sum
day.
Mrs Annie Fugcraon and Mrs.
Ethel Carver of Lewiston, are stopping
with their mother, Mrs. Will Day, of
this place.
Word was received here. Sunday. Of
the death of indian Mason, Il former
~, Mt ,.c -,
SkowheSan, Saturday afternoon. Hi,
remains will be brought to this place,
Tuesday morning and his funeral will
be held ut the congregational chur II
ut 10 o'clock. a. NJ.
Edmond Prescott visited at Mrs.
Franklin Dunham's. Saturday.
Mrs. Harriet Flye of sSkowhcgan, " "a
was called here by the sickness of her
daughter. Mrs. Lizzie Oakcs, returned
| to her home, Saturday.
WEST GARDINER.
The remains of Miss Ora Gould, a
! former resident of this town. were
| brought here, Friday. and Inferred in
| the family lot in the Sampson cemetery.
Walter Wakefield and son, Leland,
OF Gardiner. visited Mr.. Wakefeld's
| father. Joseph Wakefield, last week
Charles Nickerson is quite i'll with
pneumonia. lie is attended by DR..
cobb of Gardiner
Mrs. John Curtis was called to Au-
gusta, last week, to attend her son,
John, who is quite sick with pneu-
monla.
Mrs. James Small and daughtc.',
Geneva, visited Mrs. Smal's father,
John Curtis on Highland avenun, sun
day.
DIR. Merrill was a guest at Lyman
Perry's. Western avenue. Augusta
Monday. and will leave on tuesdays
boat for Connecticut.
John Horn will deliver nursery stock
this week, for the G. f. Stewart nurs-
erys of Norwich, New York.
Eugene Wakefield will set out one