Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-07
LINCOLN.
EAST JEFFERSON.

grand Juror, and Albert j. Avery and
II. A McCurdy as traverse Jurors. to.
attend the forthcoming term of court.
Mrs. Rebecca Hall has returned from
visit to her daughter, Mrs. Charles
Damon, Reading, Mass.
Miss Margaret Hall, teacher in the
Industrial school,. Hallowell is spend-
ing vacation with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. j. Hall.
Miss Marion Bond. of Revere, Mass,
Is staying at A. j. Bonds.
A dormer window has been added to
the schoolhouse at the North Village,
Everett Weeks being the carpenter.
The n. y. |. s.. I; society of young
people organized for improvement and
entertainment. held an ice cream sale
at A. X. Halls. Friday evening.
There was a Grange picnic at r. r.
Weeks, West jefferson, Friday. The
State lecturer, Mr.. Thompson, of
China, was present. and added much to
the pleasure and instruction of the day.
The Grange hall, which is nearing
completion. is situated at the North
Village. on the road to the Bridge"
1t is on d hill, well back from the
street, and when proper grading has
been done, its location will be attrac-
tive and accessible. The main part of
the building is 33X53 feet, with q front
| wing 15l4X33 feet. 1t is two and a half
stories high, with q basement for the
heating apparatus. On the right of the
entrance is the stairway leading to the
hall above On the left is the smoking
room. Next to the stairway is a cloak
room, and adjoining this is the ladies'
parlOr. Succeeding is the kitchen,
closets. and stairs to the basement. The
| dining room, which occupies the rest of
the first floor. is 32x3S feet. Ascending
the stairs to the second floor there are
two ante-rooms, from one of which is
the main entrance to the hall. There is
also an orchestra entrance from the
other ante-room, and access to the
stage is from the hallway. The hall,
including stage, occupies the whole
floor of the main part and is 32x52 feet.
or excluding the stage, it is 32x3S feet.
The building will be heated with fur
mace. r. V. Carey. of Coopers Mills,
is the architect and builder and the
cost is approximately $1,000.
JOICE.
The Free High school at Cooper's
Mills will commence, Monday, Septem-
Der II. under the instruction of Mr..
Williams of Georgetown, who is a sue
cessful and experienced teacher All
pupils from out of town, will be ex-
pected to pay twenty-five cents per
week tuition.
The following schools in town COM
| ,>I
Harriet Harlow, teacher; Fowles, Dy-
cal Hersey teacher; Plains, Winnifred
Reilly. teacher; Wheeler, Nellie Car
Isentar, teacher All other schools in
town will commence, Monday, Septem-
Der II.
Miss Inez Ripley visited her friend,
Idrs. Hildreth, last week
Mrs. Elmer Lewis and daughter, Ell
| dith, who spent the week at Leslie
Lewis returned to her mothers home
| in Pittston. Saturday.
Misses Catherine and Gertrude
Skehan came home Saturday. Miss
| Gertrude will remain for short vaca-
ton.
Mr.. Milliken of Augusta, was in town
with fis automobile, last week.
Mrs. Louisa Dunton is visiting her
| daughter, Mrs Foye in Pittston.
CEDAR GROVE.
A very pleasant home wedding took
place at the residence of Mr. and Mrs.
| F.. W. Hall a Cedar Grove Wednesday
| noon, Aug. 30, the contracting parties
| being Seth D. Ridlon of Steep Falls
and Nellie Otis Hall of Cedar Grove
Rev Q. J. Guptilf of Steep Falls the Of
| fciating clergyman performed the mar
riage ceremony in a very pleasing and
| impressive manner, the ring service be-
| ing used. The bride was attired in a
pretty travelling suit of blue She was
| accompanied by her sister Hazel who
| was prettily attired in a gown of white
muslin. Only the immediate family of
the bride and a few intimate friends
| were present. Plentiful showers of
| rice as well as sincere congratulations
| and good wishes We're heaped upon the
| happy pair Lunch was served, after
which. MI. and Mrs. Ridlon boarded
the 5.40 train Ell route for Portland,
| where they will make a short stay be-
fore going 10 their home at Steep Falls.
ALMA.
| Fred Coker and Mr. Hadlev of Somer-
VILE are passing their vacation in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene c. Ford of Ever
| EFT, Mass, who have been stopping at
| Parsons Pend, returned to their home.
| Tuesday.
| T. A. Simpson and daughter Iva, wer.
in Gardiner Friday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Edward DAILY Of Dorches-
ter, and Miss Gertrude ST. Clair of Bey-
crly. who have been passing their vaca-
tion in town, returned, Tuesday, to Mass
achusetts.
Rev. J. Frank Jones and family of
Windsor. have been visiting his parents
| Mr.. and Mrs. Perez Jones.
| School at the village opened. Monday.
with Miss Almira Jewett as teacher.
William II. Woodbridge of Los Angeles.
Cal, is visiting relatives n town
Mrs. Albion Potter and son, Morris. of
Bath, who have been passing the sum
mer at Parsons Bend returned home,
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Benson of Durham.
visited Mrs. Woodbury. Parsons Sunday
Horace Hilton of Bangor. is the guest
OF his aunt. Mrs. Fannie Hilton.
|. Mr.. and Mrs Woodbury. Potter of Bath
are visitors at Parsons Bend
| Mrs. Lillian Vine of Boston. was at II.
la. Simpsons last week