Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-13
week with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
WEST GARDINER,

has nearly one hundred barrels on
hand which he intends to ship, this
week. George Dixon who has a num-
Der of barrels. to send to Boston
Harry Newell is soon to occupy Frank
Collins house recently vacated by Al
vim Ware. Report says that Allit Me-
vile and family are soon to return to
Mr.. Collins other tenement, which was
| their home previous to going to Green
Vile, where they have passed the WIN
| ter.
AS a result of placing an advertise
ment in the Want column Of the Jour-
| nal. Melvin Ware has obtained fine
| situation with Mr.. Saunders of Lewis
ton, who owns extensive greenhouses
| in that city. Mr.. Ware removed his
family and goods to Lewiston last
week and commenced work at once
with his new employer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Spear and
daughter Olive passed Sunday in Man.
chester with Mr.. Spears brother, Mil
| ton Spear.
Alpheus Spear purchased 4 fine work
| horse in Gardiner, last week.
Roscoe Bachelor of Hallowell came
out. Sunday, for his team which has
been kept by DR.. Merrill during the
winter. Mr.. Bachelor also visited his
father, William Eachelder.
Warren Davis and viii Rice are do
ing Il good deal of grating this spring
| the scions being mostly of the Baldwin
| variety.
| Wakefield Brothers have been paint
| ing and repairing the house formerly
| owned by the late Ira NJ. True in Hal
| lowell, the past week.
A child of William Shepard. also
| Lambert Perkins. Milton Spear and
James McCausland have been on the
sick list the past week They are at
tended by DR.. Merrill.
| After a severe sickness of a week
Miss Ella Towle, the popular cleri. at
Towle Brothers, is able to resume her
duties at the store.
| Mrs. Anna Blake is visiting friends in
| Augusta.
The many friends of Bert Phillips
| VIII be pleased to know that he has
| been so fortunate in securing so pleas
ant a home as the Davis farm on the
| a. ~ IL Iiodu'IIS1 tusilltIlItS
| butter and eggs and is sure to have
lucrative employment with Henri.
| Pinkham at the Lake House. He viii
also receive n license and act as guide
| Tor fishing parties on the CObbossee.
| The regular monthly Grange meet
ing last week was made a special oc-
| casion as Chiidren's day Twenty
eight children We're present ana fur
| nished the entertainment. REGULATIONS.
dialogues ana music We're the order of
| the day. large table was set spccially
Tor the little ones in the dining hall
| ana fine collation. served. The meet
Ing was very pleasant and enjoyable
occasion.
Carl Collins arrived home. Monday
from Boston. where he has been Dass-
ing two weeks with his rrandmother
ana aunt This is Master Collins first
visit out of the State ana he reports
VIC nderful sightseeing at the Hub and
a general good time
DR.. Merrill received news, Monday
morning, of the death of his son-in
law. F. j. Holdrigc. at his home in
Greenfield, Mass. His age was 80
years.
LITCHFlEID.
The schools of Litchfeld will begin
Abrli Is, with the following teachers:
willard school, Claribel Higgins: Long
fellow, Annie Dustin; Stetson. r. $
Bosworth; Lincoln, Eta T. TAYLOR:
washington, Nellie Ham: Whittier
Ethel Colby: Holmes, Augusta EDGE
comb; South Oak Hill, Matte Mitchell:
Lowell. Maude Lane Acting under
the instruction of the committee S,pt
Nj. II. Dustin has issued the following
letter to the teachers: "Additional
wages will be paid to those holding
state certificates as follows: For one
year certificates, 10 cents per week;
;hre" years. 20 cents: five years o.
cents, ana life, so cents. Additional
wages OF % cents per walk will be paid
during the fall and winter to those who
mold certificate showing they have
attended summer school for teachers
during the summer of 1904
Ed Gilman of Lowell. Mass. is visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Gil
man.
George Howard met with quite y
serious accident the other day while
at work at Rich's saw mill. Had not
the engineer been right at hand AMI
stopped the machinery, he no doubt
would have lost his leg AS it is he
had bad wound just below the knee,
but is able to be about on it.
Mrs. Ellen Kicker is keeping house
for George Howard for while.
vAssALBoRo.
POPE AVENUE-AIr. and Mrs
Edward w. Pope We're guests of Prof
and Mrs. George Jones at Oak Grove
Sunday.
Ms. Venora Lord spent few DAVIS
with Mrs Kate Pope. last week.
Charles H. Pope reported last week
as being very feeble is somewhat i'm
proved.
Howard Richardson spent Sunday
with his parents ut the Center.
Henry Hussey suffered another sell
GUS attack of heart trouble, last week.
and is now under the care Of a trained
nurse. Or. Cook attends him.
NORTH MONMOUTH.
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