Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-06-07

| Euiid OSSood OF cars Corner spent
Friday night with her sister, Alice Par
menter.
Frank Doe went to waterville,
| Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Dove and baby
moved to their farm, last week.
Nelson Hustus and Miss Emma Smell
OF Augusta. were in the place, Tuesday,
of last week.
Mrs. Bertha Doe and children re-
turned to her home. Friday.
DIR. and Mrs. Ridley of windsorville,
were in the village, Saturday.
Stanley, little Son of Elon Kitchin,
was very i'll, last week.
Mrs Anna Osgood and little May and
sister, Hattie Seeking of Palermo, were
in the village, Saturday. calling on
friends.
Frank Dove. who has been in the
employ of Mrs. Nellie Shuman since
January. has gone to work at the
creamery for Mr.. Mason.
Miss Edith Nelson of Waterville.
spent a few days with her uncle, p. S.
Worthing and aunt, Mrs. c. E. Dove in
this village, last week.
Alfred Jones of China and Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren Jones of Union attended
the funeral of their sister, Mrs. A. S.
Bean, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bean of Bos-
ton returned to their home, Saturday
The Cain House has been let to a
Allen BuZZell.
The farmers in this vicinity have
been improving the past week in get
ting their crops in, and well they did as
the rain will help the seed to grow.
The sick ones in the village are about
as usual.
Mrs. Nellie Shuman. Mrs. Bertha Doe
and Miss Hattie Merrill went to Weeks
Mills on Saturday.
Merle Haskell of Dirigo has been
visiting at his aunt's, Clara Wards.
Miss Annie Bean, who has been
spending a few days with her father,
returned to hel home in Augusta, Mon
day.
few of our young married people
gave surpria, party TO Geo. Osgood of
Palermo, last week. They carried
their own treat and enjoyed a pleasant
evening.
Edna Haskell of Chelsea, recently
visited her aunt, Mrs. Clara Ward.
Amos Gardner of Palermo, was sick
in bed, last week.
Fred Haskell Of North \-assalh0rn.
at :.
NORTH MONMOUTH.
Mrs. Albertus r. King and daughter,
Ilene arrived home, Saturday,, from
North Carolina, where they spent
the winter. Mr.. King came home about
four weeks ago. They are all quite
we'll.
Mrs. L. c. Berry is quite ill, and has
been for some weeks.
Mis-. ]. Henry Moore Of West Win
throp, is confined to her bed by q
severe illness.
Mrs. Sarah Chandler, widow Of the
late B. w. Chandler is slowly improv-
ing from her long sickness. Her daugh- |
ter and husband, DR.. Bonney. Is with |
her. The doctor has located his dem
Willis Robinson, son Of the late |
Jacob S. Robinson, who has lived at |
Hyde Park, Mass, for n number of !
years was a contractor and builder of |
stone and brick buildings here, will |
move his family to this village this |
week, and live in the fine dwelling, |
which his father occupied. He will |
probably buy it with some of the land |
Mr.. Robinson is an expect brick and |
stone mason. |
Miss Stella Richardson, daughter of |
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard F. Richardson, |
is having serious trouble with one of |
her knees. There are two or three |
others in town having the same |
trouble.
The Monmouth Board of Health has |
organized with c. w. Randlette. NJ. D.. |
president: ]. L. circuit. secretary.
Everything indicates a large hay and |
apple crop. Other crops are late.
LAKEsHoRE.
Rev. G. E. Manter has been passing a |
few days at his home.
Chas. Clifford passed Sunday at his |
home in town.
Mrs. G. w. Manter is in Pennington. I,
where she will attend the graduation Of |
her daughter, Miss Kate. from the |
Pennington Normal school.
The ball game played. Saturday, be-
tween the Lakeshore and the Sidney |
Stars. resulted in a victory of % to 40 |
in favor of the Lakeshores. The game /
was one of great interest and a record
breaking crowd was present to see this
contest. The Lakeshores were out to
do their prettiest and the Sidney Stars
certainly had to go some. Captain
Carter was determined to win this game
and exerted himself in his capacity as
pitcher to bring about this result, pitch
ing the whole nine innings.
READFIELD DEPOT.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. w. Craig are now in
Boston. where they will remain two
weeks before leaving for their home in
Port Angeles, Washington.
The graduating class w. H. s., were
Saturday. at Gordon cot
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