Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-26

| OIQ OrcnarQ DeacH tIe coming season
In Mr.. Towle's opinion they will soon
| negotiate for that purpose.
Marcia f. Garlic is teaching the
school, at Fayette Corner, which begun
last Monday.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Townsend has been quite
sick but IS now recovering.
William Dudley Mt. Vernon, called at
Geo. L. Royals Sunday.
The Towering plants. which are now
| in full bloom in the windows of Mrs. J.
E. Denton and Mrs. NJ. S. Collins. are
a rich display of beauty. Both have a
variety of colors and among Mrs
Collins is a petunia which has more
| than seventy blossoms, besides num-
berless buds putting forth.
Mr.. Allen and Mr.. earle went fishing
| at West Mt Vernon Saturday evening
and did not find smelts very plenty but
made a kindly division, with neighbors,
which was duly appreciated.
LITcHFIELD.
| Miss Griffin has returned to Massa
! chusetts after passing a week with her
mother, Mrs. a. c. Goodwin.
| Mr.. and Mrs Harry L. Pinkham OF
Mt. Auburn, Mass, are at home for a
few weeks. they are packing their
| gods and going to keeping house at
Mt. Auburn. Mrs. Pinknams mother,
Mrs. Mary Hall has sold her place and
will go to live with them. They will
all be sadly missed in the neighbor-
hod, especially Mrs. Hall, she has al
ways been such a good and helpful
neighbor and lived here a number of
| years.
David Allen left town, Saturday, for
Houlton, where he will be employed
| this summer. He has one brother and
a sister there. His wife and baby will
| go to Gardiner to stay for the summer
| Austin Rogers has gone to work for
| Fred Baker in the handle shop.
Adams orchestra played for a ball
at Cumston hall, Monmouth, Fast Day
evening and they are to play at Litch-
| field Corner, to May Day ball, May 2.
Joseph Meader, one local butcher, has
| purchased Mrs. Mary Halls farm.
Rich's saw mill started, Saturday,
| after a number of days of idleness on
| account of repairs.
NORTH VASSALBoRo.
All hearts were saddened by the news
of the death at Vassalboro, April 81, of
Cassie, the eldest daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Ed. Goliath, beautiful girl at
the age of II years, from typhoid fever.
The funeral occurred, Sunday. and
was attended by large gathering of
friends. The interment was at Bel
grade.
Owing to the funeral of the late Cas-
sic Goliath the anniversary services to
be held at the Baptist church on Sun
day by the Odd Fellows were postponed
until May 1.
Rev. r. A. Colpitts, the newly APP
pointed pastor of the Methodist church,
occupied the pulpit for the first time,
Sunday, and preached a very interest
ing and helpful sermon from the words,
Go Forward
Mrs. Geo. S. Halves. Mrs. E. T. Web
bcr and Mrs. VIM Hall left on Satur-
days boat for i visit of two weeks in
Boston.
A public reception was rendered Rev.
and Mrs. r. II. Colpitts at the home of
Mrs. Ellen Jcpson, Monday evening,
April 18th.
CHURCH HILL.
Miss Maria Smith spent Sunday with
her grandmother Mrs. Maria Shaw.
f. b. Stackpole recently visited
relatives in Westbrook
Mrs. X. II. Hanks and D. H. Moshar
called on friends here. Wednesday.
d. L. Foster is painting his buildings.
The Sabbath-school was reorganized
Sunday after 4 vacation of four
months
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Spaulding and
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Young called on
friends here, Saturday.
John Campbell. Chas. Mosher and
Amos Cunningham are building an
addition to G. F. Dudley's barn.
Contractor G. l.. Wentworth has Just
completed an excellent cottage at Cob
bosseecontee for VIM. Cole. Mr.. Went
worth began building a barn for B. M.
Cross, Monday
Mrs. Edward Ingraham and Mrs.
Annie Trask and daughters called on
friends here Sunday.
FARMINGDALE.
Mrs. Georgia Durham with her Sis
ter and father have just returned from
Boston where they have been spending
the winter and has opened her home
on Maine avenue.
Mr. Bartlett has moved his family to
Spring street in Gardiner.
Mrs. Emerson and daughter have sold
their residence on Grant street and
I'll mi, :,
dence OH Bridge street.
VIM. c. Howe is having quite num-
Der Of repairs made on his new resi-
dcnce.
Z. Manson was driving in Gardiner
one day last week when his horse
dropped dead.
A valuable horse died, Friday night.
at the Pine Tree Stock Farm.
Leroy Ford is having his house
shinSlcd.
1t is rumored that the Berlin Mills is
going to run some this summer. 1t is