Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-06-18
STATE NEWS.
KENNE BEG.
READFIELD DEPOT,

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Gordon escaped from its, cage and tw
Gays AFTER 1t was found two miles ava
oy little girl, Lizzie Page, whose ca
had caught the bird and was holdin
it in her mouth, the child rescued
from its perilous position. Learnin
| that Miss Gordon had lost a bird.
was returned unframed and SCENE
pleased to get home again hardly real
lzlnS It's narrow escape. The bird wen
south against a strong wind which wa
blowing from that direction.
Mr.. Brann's finger which was quit,
severely damned is improving.
Miss Vannessah Brown visited he,
aunt, Mrs. LOOMS, Tuesday.
Misses Mary and Nellie O'Connel
have been visiting friends in Augusta
for few days.
Miss Izetta Royal was a guest =,
the wedding reception which followed
me marriage of Arthur Peacock and
1'hei Doucett, Manchester.
GORDON & Sons mill is a,a;n in on
.rd,ien' the broken belt having beap
replaced by a new one.
MRS oscar Chesley has been 70 500
aei, ia. ., :. hievellyn Sherburn, Read
held' who is very III. i'e'u
w'Nn>oR.
Miss Daisy Jenning.
passed Saturday and Sufs S"S'a.
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. b WIN n rs
Jasper Gray has broken gr6..
his new barn which will be, when 1or
pleted. 4Sx5O feet.
A party from Windsor anjc,-ed u fip
to Island Park, Sunday. The 4Arty
consisted of Miss Daisy Doe, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Coombs, Everett Trask, Mss
Clyde Trask and friends from them
sane hospital. A good time was report
ed by all.
Windsor Grange gave a Harvest
feast, Friday evening, June 10. Afti
the program the hall was given in
joyed sociable until a late hour. NiH
itors were present from Boston, Az
gusta and Coopers Mills.
Several from this place attended TIKI
Odd Fellows memorial exercises al
CoOper's Mills, Tuesday. The Odd Eel
lows were very fortunate in securing
Rev. L. L. Harris of Pittston. to deliv.
er the address, which he did in his usu-
al pleasing manner. The music was
furnished by the jefferson Quartet.
James Sprouts returned from Bos.
ton, Saturday, with span of gray
horses, weighing 1880 pounds.
MANCHESTER.
The ladies of the Christian Endeavol
Society of North Manchester, will give
hulled corn supper at the home OF
Mrs. C. l.. Hackett on the Readfield
road, Thursday evening, June %. AL
are invited to come.
NORTH AUGUSTA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene III. Tillson re-
turned from their wedding trip
"Wednesday evening and are for the
present at Fairview. North Augusta.
Joseph Haley, a prosperous farmer
is quite sick at his home in Biddeford
Mr.. Haley was formerly employed al
the Edwards Mills in Augusta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred p. Fisher of North
Augusta, went to Biddeford, Tuesday.
LITcHFIELD PLAINS.
At a meeting of the directors of tn,
Litchiield Fire Insurance Co, Thursday
the following officers and committees were
elected for the ensuing year: President
T.. =. Springer: vice president. S. Fl. Ring
secretary, j. E. Chase; treasurer, A. M
Patterson; agent, George w. Earle
chimney examiner. Z. ]. Fish: committe.
to appraise losses o. A. True, A. r
Bucklin, d. N. Fogg; committee to exam
inc policies, L. Shorey, A. M. Patterson
S. Fl. Ring.
Miss Jennie Patterson returned to Laco
MIA. N. H., Friday.
Mrs. A. r. Bucklin and children are Wis
iting in Thomaston
NORTH WAYNE.
Mrs E. &. Smith. who is still very i'll
is reported more comfortable at this writ
ing.
Miss Kittie Huff of Livermore Falls, i
spending a few days with relatives here.
Bert F. Nelke and Miss Lulu A. Rose
both of LivermOre Falls, were united il
marriage at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Wi1listOn Jennings, Wednesday afternoon
The ceremony was performed by Mr.. Jen
nings, justice of the peace. humble
of their friends accompanied them to tn
home of Mr.. Jennings and, to the surpris
of Mr.. and Mrs. Nelke, were at the depo
| in Winthrop on their arrival there to TAX
the train for a short wedding trip. Th
usual shower of rice was given them
Both young people are well known AM
have the best wishes of their man,
friends.
Mrs. A. Mank is very i'll. DR.. Chener
| of Wayne, attends her.