Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-05-10
STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEC.
BRANCH MILLS

VIE last week to visit his grand
| days. 40 d e"
Mrs. Wallace Worthing returned from
Portland, last week, where she went for
her spring hats.
! Martin Worthing had his garden
plowed last week.
Clifton Dove went to Augusta.
| Wednesday.
Mrs. Aithea Parmenter has been hav-
| ing her house remodeIed. 1t is much
| more convenient. The work was done
by Wesley Campbell of Palermo, who
is a good carpenter.
| Edison Worthing has been having
stalls put i'm his stable
Herbert Mitchell went to Union. last
| Saturday.
| Frank Doe and Rob Hanson attended
the Modern WoOdmen Lodge at Week
Mills, Saturday evening.
| Mrs Bean is about as usual.
| Mrs. Bertha Doe is improving in
health.
Our postmaster. r. S. Worthing, does
not seem to gain very fast.
| Mrs. NJ. G. Richardson has been quite
| i'll, but is improving now.
| Mr.. Perkins from the South Neigh
borhoOd has bought the Frank Jordan
place and has moved there.
Rev. Mr.. Leach will preach at the
| Union church every Sabbath until
Sunday.
Charles Seekins and daughter, Hattie
who moved to Ayre, Mass, about the
first of April, returned last week, and
have again rented the house they for
mcrly lived i'm and have gone to house
| keeping.
| Clifton Dove has bought n farm in
| China on the Pond Road. 1t was for
mcrly owned by Elijah Roberts.
Mrs. Ann Seekins and her sister. Mrs.
| Rose Proctor of Windsor, were in the
village, Tuesday.
| Dan True of Windsor, was in the
| place. Thursday.
] Joe LaDuke has been painting c. G..
| Dinsmore's set of buildings white.
| Alton Doe of this village went to
Fairfield, Friday. to attend IL Demo-
cratic convention.
Mrs. Charlotte Northrop and Ter
granddaughter, Lottie Tobey, nave re-
| turned to the farm for the summer.
Bert Pinkham, station agent, wen. to
Wiscasset, Friday.
| READFIELD DEPOT.
Miss Fife Alden is stopping with
Miss Alice Brown, Livermore, whila
tre.ta
Brown, are in California. Mr.. Brown
I is n delegate to the National Methods.
convention.
Mrs. Mary Hammond is out again
having nearly recovered form her late
illness.
The Sabbath school convened at the
chapel Sunday. There is an addition
of three scholars.
George Guptill is improving and is
able to be out.
Isaac Wadleigh, Belgrade. called Oh
G. /. Royal. Saturday.
The school children have gathered
ImlnIri Gus lunches Of beautiful May
flowers. which adorn their homes and
| school, oomg.
The pleasant Sabbath ana better
travelling were improved by several
persons who attended Frieud's Churcl:
at " winthrop Center.
| Mrs. a. r. Knowlton, Fast Winthrop.
called ut Mrs. q. l.. Royals. Saturd',
| Charles Henderson has lately pur-
CHASED many of the recent records for
the sr:iplophnnc.
Il Mrs: \. w. I:"ainIrd spent Il day with
Mrs. NJ. -. Stevens. last week.
CHURCH HILL.
Wesley Cooley lost Il horse. last week.
Amos Cunningham is painting his
house.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Merrill We're on
the Hill. Sunday.
Horace Campbell of Leeds, visited his
brother John Campbell, last week.
Daniel Burrill of Windsor. was at
John Wards Tuesday.
Mrs. A. Il. Spaulding is suffering with
a bad sore throat the result of a cold.
Mrs. Wallace Gilbert and children of
Vassalboro. were at VIM. HaIlowelrs.
|, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Horace Trask called on
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Phelan. last week.
Bailey & Pierce have finished paint
ing for d. f. Foster and are at work in
town.
Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Hallowell visited
the latter's parents, Sunday.
Amos Cunningham has sheep that
gave birth to four lambs between June
8. 1903, and March 4, 1904.
EAST READFIELD.
Mrs. F.. f. Richardson. Lewiston.
visited Mrs w. T. Mace and Mrs. a.
+. Mace. last week.
Abor day was observed by the schools
in town generally. Miss Morreii
school i'm this place arranged flower
beds and sowed n variety of seeds.
One of the most appropriate oo-
servances Of Arbor day since 1t was
established was by Mrs. Y. II. Thomas
Sunday-school class quite number oil
years ago. Mrs. Thomas invited tne
class consisting of boys ana girls "
S,,,t Itch bar on the afternoon of that
n a. CHI had procured as many trees
| "t'' ,,1 fha ground