Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-06-08
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Grange, June Z. the first and second
degrees will be conferred upon five
candidates.
| Memorial Day was observed as usual
by r. w. Mullen Post G. A. r. An
able address was delivered by Harold
| Cook Esq.
j. G. Corson of Boston visited In
| town, last week.
Russell G. Aver of Boston, Is visiting
at his old home.
| Commencement exercises at Oak
very interesting.
4, WINTHROP.
| Miss Margaret Koch of Portland will
give a recital at the Friends Church.
Winthrop Centre, Friday evening. as
sisted by the Pease Orchestra of Man
| chester and the Auriel Quartettn of
Winthrop Centre. Miss Koch is z ti,I.
| reader and one and all should not miss
this opportunity of hearing her.
tFAYETTE.
n. Parker Doe has set one hundred
apple trees this spring. Apple trees
bIoc.ned very full and seem to be
| setting very full, more SO than last
year.
+. III. BODICE sold two horses last
| week and J. S. w. Hewett sold one.
| Ed Smith bought a team of his brother
| Bert.
H. ]. Tuck went to Farmingdale,
| Saturday, OH business.
Many have not finished planting yet
WEEKS MILLS.
DEER HILL-Mr. and Mrs. George
| jackson recently visited friends here.
Forest -Hallowell lost valuable
horse last week.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Crane from Branch
Mills visited at Will Cliffords', Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Gardner Tyler visited
| friends at Augusta and Riverside,
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Hodgkin is quite III with
pneumonia. Mrs. Lot Barton Of
Windsor has been caring for her. IVY
Perley w. Dodge and family visited
at Weeks Mills, Sunday.
Mrs. f. 3. Worthing from Palermo
Crommett, Sunday.
Will Shuman planted corn for p. W..
Dodge and HI. M. Cromsnett with his
planter. Thursday.
The farmers have nearly finished
planting. A number Of acres of sweet
| corn have been planted for the canning
factory at Weeks Mills. \,
READFiELD. y
c. c. Putnam of Winthrop. was In
Manchester last week cleaning up his
lots in the Barber cemetery and i'm
Elm Grove cemetery.
Samuel Brooks is assisting z. HI.
Thomas with his farm work. "
On account of the rain. Sunday. there ,
was no Christian Endeavor meeting or
Sunday school at the North Man.
chester church.
Henry and Ralph Putnam Of Win Z
throp. were guests Of their uncle.
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hewett of Au-
gusta called on relatives In; Readfield.
Sunday.
NORTH MINpsoR.
Members Of James p. Jones, Post.
and Ladies Relief Corps, wish. to ex-,
tend vote Of thanks to the singers of
Cross Hill, who 30 kindly rendered their
services at the Memorial exercises of
Sunday and Monday. May 20 and 30. !.
The singing was highly appreciated by
all.
MEMORIAL CoMMITTEE. n.
NORTH SIDNEY.
At the Republican caucus held here. !.
baves snd P Geo RoSns
delegates to the State convention at Ban
Miss Edna and Willie Burgess Of Water
Field. few da Sa last sas. Week MRS James
Geo. Pinkham OF Bath, began work. last
Monday. for DR.. H.. l.. johnson, having
been engaged for the summer season.
Eddie Burgess Is also In his employ. f
Mrs. L. G. johnson has gone to Augusta, y
where she will spend the summer With her {
daughter. Mrs. Leslie Gilbert.
Clyde Lynn, who has been in .REaintrea.
M mass. ;e Tor the past ST H. months !,
c. A. Houghten Is driving q, handsome
span of black colts Of his own raising. .
which will be catch for the would-be-
purchaser. ,,sY
between the Norln- Augusta and Sidney
mer. "a to T. .t
The 9. VS.: dance. was a success. last
Saturday night and there viii be another
June 18th. Ice cream and cake viii Be-
served in the Iower hall. Good music
will be In attendancel
Mrs; James A. Field spent few days
parents. Mr. and Mrs. ChaA, aroess-
The ravages Of dxink IN Edinhursh
have. It appears reached tn worst