Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-08-06
STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEC.
BELGRADE.

BEI1nROGs
Miss G. M. Ingraham is visiting mel
sister, Mrs. G. A. Stoddard.
Howard Yeaton is improving.
The many friends in town of Il. +
Dudley Of Oakland will he panied u
learn that he is seriously i'll at Ocear
Park.
Mr.. Frank Kelley, son Laurence anc
daughter Ruth, visited Mrs. L. }. Nei'
son OF Readfield, Sunday.
Mrs. Brown, widow Of the late JONI
Brown, is seriously i'll of a complica-
ton Of diseases.
James A. Brown is in Bangor VISITING
his wife who has recently submitted u
an operation for fibroid tumor. she Is
REPORTED as comfortable as could be eX-
pected after so critical an operation.
Miss Jennie TillsOn visited her sister
Ida. who is at work as table girl for
Mrs. Nelson, Readfeld, Sunday.
Walter Hanson and Miss Rose Yea
ton of Augusta, We're calling on Ola
friends and relatives, Sunday.
A horse belonging to Gardiner Bige-
low got frightened at a touring car
Tuesday, and ran over the stone wall
into the field Of James Perkins tipping
the wagon over and throwing out the
driver. but il is not thought he is Sc
riously injured The party in the au-
tomobile rendered him all the assls-
lance possible taking MIN into the car
and CARRYING him to the depot. The
horse cleared himself from the wagon
and ran quite Il distance before being
caught.
Mrs. Ann Yeaton and daughter, MIS-.
Carrie Knowles, are visiting relatives
in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. G. Taylor of North
Augusta, with their children visited
relatives in town, Sunday.
There was Il very good attendance
at the Sunday school at the Lincoln
schoolhouse. Sunday. Mr.. Brown of
Auburn will preach there, next Sunday
forenoon ut 10.
John Wooster whose leg was so badly
broken by being run over by a load OF
hay is reported as being quite COM
Portable.
Harrison Clark, who is suffering
from cancer of the face, is very low.
Some few farmers are not done hay
ing and all such are wishing for old
Sol to show his smiling face.
Miss Eva Penney has gone to Gardi-
ner where she has employment.
burned while celebrating the Fourth
has nearly recovered.
Mrs. Nancy Pinkham is spending a
few days with Mrs. Sherburne at heI
cottage at IIammonds Grove.
Work on the High school building is
progressing finely.
Mr. and Mrs f.. F. Yeaton visited at f.
F.. Jackson's, Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs Lowell of brooklyn N
Y, have been visiting Mrs. Lowells sis
| ter Mrs. + u. Hall.
! following teachers: Lincoln school. lett;
! Royal; Mckinley school, Iura Norris
| Franklin school. Mrs. q. l.. .GosS; Mes
sllonsktc school Angie +. Wadleigh
; ington school, Lu. b. Watson: Longfellow
| school, Maude Hewitt: New Century
school T.. +. Leonard; High school, &. H.
| GuSS. Canaan.
NORTH WAYNE.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hotchins of King
field, passed a part of last week with
Mrs. Hotchns' grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Crosby.
! Mr.. and Mrs. George Howe have re-
turned from their visit at Wilton.
| Walter Richards of Rumford Falls,
has bought the farm known at the Seth
Jennings place of Mrs. j. c. Richards
and will move soon.
Mrs. Fred Packard and children of
I3aileyville, visited relatives, in this
place, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry White of Brain
| tree, Mass, are at their Lake View cot
| tage for the summer.
READFIELD.
On Sunday, Aug. :, Harry w. Scan
| Ian Of Boston, will sing at the Univer-
salist church at 2 z. Nj. The pastor
Twill preach as usual.
RIVERSIDE.
Among the guests at Fairview Farm
are Mr.. and Mrs John Dexter, Everett
Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. MacCann
MIR. G. II. Taylor. Boston, Mr.. Harr!
| Curtis. Salem, Rev. and Mrs. Geo. w
| owen, Lynn.
| Rev. G. w. Owen, A. NJ, pastor o.
| Fist Congregational church Of Lynn. j:
expected to preach in the Congregations
church here, tomorrow.
| CROSS HILL.
! In the spring of 1858 Thomas Greenlav
| of East VasSalbOrO. gave John X. Sm:tr
a willow stick to drive his horse team
| with He said. when you get home Sticl
| the willow into the ground to rememi"'
Old Tom Greenlaw.' Mr.. Smart did 50
| and il is now a tree that measures j
feet around the trunk near the ground
| and shades nearly half an acre.
| Clarence Gardner had a crew of men n
| work one day, last week. tearing down tn
old Wyman blacksmith shop. This wa
formerly a dwelling house and stood ol
land now owned by Jacob Stront nortl
OF C. H. Gardeners. Mr.. Gardner vii
use the lumber to make an addition o
&c feet to the south end of his barn. ma k
ing when completed, barn 81 feet II
length Crosby and Farwcll will do III
| work.
| Arthur Il. Lowe and friend from Nal
den. Mass, are spending Il couple
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles +. Low