Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-12
SOMERSET.
FAIRFIELD CENTER.

NJ r. ATCHeI, iNilO His Deeu SeTlOuSly Ill
for several days. Is very low.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Sally were called to
Madison. Thursday. by the death of his
mother. IN.
The members of Victor Grange are
planning for their fair to be one of the
best. and most important event of the
ford's Claims" the three act comedy
drama will be presented. Wednesday
evening the reading by Mrs. Blanche Har-
rington Sampson, who is called one of the
finest readers In the State. also clarinet
selections by Arthur l.. Sampson. Thurs
day evening grand concert and ball, with
music by Kenda!l's orchestra. Many use
full and fancy articles will be on sale dur
ing the three evenings.
The cotton boiler for the cOrnshOp at
North Fairfield. was successfully hauled
to that place from Waterville, by one of
the Lombard log haulcrs. 1t was Il big
move. and attracted lots of attention.
A good sized moose was seen at the
Corner, Monday morning. She swan
across the river from Clinton, and passed
near Robert Jennings buildings, across
the road and off across the field She was
in no hurry to get out of sight.
Mrs. Ellen NJ Grant left for Criehaven,
Wednesday, where she will pass the sum-
mer with her son.
Somerset Pomona meets with Victor
Grange, Tuesday, June Il.
NORTH FAIRFIELD.
Mrs. Alice NJ. Kicker is seriously ill
with the measles.
Rev. o. c. Williams will preach in
the Union church. next Sunday at 23O
p. NJ.
Horace Hoxie is visiting in Skowhe-
| gan.
| Madison Clifford has entered the en-
tplcy of the Crosby Mercantile Co.
Somerset Pomona Grange will meet
with Victor Grange at Fairfield Center
June 13.
| Quite n number from this place at
| tended the graduation exercises at
Good Will Farm, last Friday evening,
| Ernest Crosby being one of the gradu-
ates.
Mrs. Nclso Jones is i'll with typhoid
fever and also the measles.
MOOSE RIVER
Memorial day was observed by the
children of Moose River and Jackman
schools. They marched to the ceme-
terry. decorated the soldiers graves,
then came back to the school house
where Hon. S. ]. Walton made a
speech which was enjoyed by all.
Considerable excitement was caused
here, Saturday. by two fires. In the
morning. one was discovered in the
| Newton House and in the afternoon.
one in the Colby House.
A party of Jackman people went to
the Attean rips. fishing, Friday.
RIPLEY.
Mrs. Lizzie Page left Thursday for i
| six weeks stay with relatives in Bath
i'll at the home If his sister Mrs
Edgar Jones.
| Miss Carrie Hanson has returned
from Pressure Isle.
! Mrs. M. L. Sanford OF MaplewoOd
| Mass, has returned to Dexter, after
passing several days with her sister.
Mrs. S. o. Skillings ana other friends.
Mrs. Mary Jewett has returned home
, from Winthrop.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Arad Iinscotte and lit
tie child, Of Freedom, are staying at w.
! II. Farrar's for the summer
CnaTleS T.. f. oNiiillSS mas SOIe ~
Kennebunkport for few weeks stay.
| Remember the Children's Ccaccrt at
8 o'clock Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Whitney mas returned to
Bangor, after few days stay with her
| brother Eugene Whitney and family.
| Mrs. Cyrus Greeley of Portland is
staying with her daughter Mrs. Nellie
Jewette for a short time