Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-13


with grief she was always pleasant and
cheerful, with a smile and kindly word
for ALL Within a few yards of heI
home were six headstones erected In
memory Of six of her children who were
called away within three weeks by tna'
dread disease diphtheria. Though
many years have elapsed she never
ceased to mourn for them.
VIENNA.
Bert. Whittier is at work for "a. H.
Richardson at Chestervilie M4R.y
I Mr.. sand Mrs.sW. b. Wsbber are on
the sick list.' 25ls 'y7Vs = y
Charlie L. Whittier is b,!sily engaged
making maple syrup.
il. Soper was in town, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs sOzro Weber are very
sick with the grip.
L. Frank Whittier is having repairs
made on his house. Ben kenistoh Is
helping him.
EAST PITTsToN.
The Royal Daughters will give an en-
|tertainment and furnish ice cream ana
cake in church parlo-5. wednesday
evening. All are cordially invited 70
attend.
FAYETTE.
M r. Jones sold his farm. Saturday
70 parties from New York.
George Keith has sold mis- farm to Mr.
DYKE. All are sorry to have such good
citizens leave town.
l.. w. Harris went to Brighton, Mon
day, with carload OF stock.
The ice in the ponds shows but little
signs Of breaking up.
READFlELD.
Cyrus Winters, is at work for F.
Brown taking the place of Charles
Weston in the store. Mr.. Weston is al
West Mt. Vernon at work in the birch
mill.
Roscoe Weston is PAYNE, some Of his
friends in Readfield a short visit this
week.
Sylvanus Giles returned from the
day. after stay there Of some weeks
The hearts Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chase
Fogg were gladdened by receiving an
other little daughter, Sunday, in theil
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Carson are al
their summer home The Avelon" max
ing ready to receive summer guests.
DIR. Neal Mitchell is not as well now
as before his trip to New York several
weeks ago.
VIM. Harvey and wife started fol
southern New Jersey Monday. where
they will spend some time for then
health.
The NJ. C. r. r. Station in town is ir
three box cars now.
NORTH MONMOUTH.
| Cyrus E. Towle is still seriously ill
He is confined to his bed and has been
| for a week or more.
Jarius Maxwell. who has had long
and severe illness, is fast improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Hammond are
| both in feeble health.
Alma A. Gordon has sold one-half Of
his grist mill to a Mr.. Whiting of East
Winthrop. Mr.. Whiting will make hi.
home here with Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon.
Lewis Holmes is critically ill and hes
| been for a week or more.
Miss Clara j.. Lindsay of Boston is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Eliza A
Lindsay.
Nahum Spear and A. e. Dudley are
| making quite extensive repairs and ad
| dltions to their homes. ! T.
| David r. Moody is able to be out af.
! ter a long illness, but is still quite fee.
/ bic.
NORTH AUGUSTA.
Last Sunday morning Rev. Mr.. Kear
sermon from I. Corinthians XV:20. This
was his last sermon for this year. Mr.
| Kearney had been resident of this place
for a short time several years ago. Wher
he became the pastor Of the church h;
had many personal friends here and by
| his genial and friendly manner he ha.
added many more to the list. As is wei
i known he is a resident of Augusta, bu
during the cold winter weather he made
an effort to be present every Sunday. 4
is regretted he will not return for an
other year. In retiring he has the bes
wishes of many friends.
Daniel Scrihner, who has had an attacl
tof pneumonia, is reported improving.
Charles Philbrick is. again confined t.
his home with a severe attack OF thu
grip. .,-
Charles White is employed IN Augusta.
Mrs. Lottie Dudley, who has been pass
Ling a few days here with friends has re
turned to Augusta.
Frank Alexander of Washington. u. c.
who had been to Belgrade to visit hi
father. William Alexander. was the CUES
of w. r. Ayers for a short time las
week.
George jackson is recovering from
severe attack of tonsilitis.
| S. P. Jackson. one of our most indus
trious and prosperous farmers. has raised
fifteen lambs from seven sheep this year
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Fisher passed Sun
day here. They will soon return t.
Fairview.
Edwin Lovejoy has been building ar
addition to his house and making othel
improvements.
Everett Mitchell is employed at S. P
Jacksops.
All Of the schools in this vicinity be
gan, Monday, and have the same teacher.
with the exception of the Stone school
Mrs. Addie Dana Hanks is substituting
, at that school for MissM. c. Jones, wht
is reported sick.
| NORTH WAYNE.
Mrs. Sarah Seabury went to Yarmouth
Saturday, called there by the illness o.
her mother.
Miss Kittie Huff of Gardiner. is spend
ing a few DAYS with relatives here.