Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-07

gregatiOnal churcn mere, MoHudy ditei
noon. Rev. Mr.. Marsh OF Watervilie
ofticiated. The floral offerings were
beautiful and profuse, showing the
great esteem in which he was held by
the community.
Charles Choate, w. II. S.. '06, is con-
fined to bis home with sprained
ankle. caused while playing tennis at
the club house.
Though the Concert Of Nations" was
given two weeks ago. 1t is necessary
that the people here should receive the
appreciation of Mr.. Littlefield. the
musical director toward the chorus
members. He stated that the concert
was the best one he had given for
seven years, that the rehearsals were
better attended and he felt it great
success in every way. BY the size of
the audience the Winslow people no
doubt appreciated his efforts.
Exercises were held at the Fort Hill
cemetery, Tuesday morning. The High
school sang America" and Memorial
Day." with the other pieces.
Miss Ruth Drummond, daughter of
Scott Drummond has resumed her
illness with pneumonia.
SOUTH CHINA.
Louis Massie is ut work for Dan
HescOck at East Vassalboro. w :. o.
Harrington is helping him.
The China Telephone Co., has just
completed new three mile, six wire
line. Howard Fuller has charge of the
lin r.
9, over Deer Hill.
Mrs. F.. Lee Stone and Mrs. Stone Of
South Vassalboro were calling on
friends here last week
w. ]. Thompson has just planted 10
acres Of potatoes ana Gght acres of
sweet corn.
Miss Eva Harrington is home for the
summer from Lubec, whore she has
been teaching.
Miss Annie Barton, E.rskine Acai-
envy, '05, spent Tuesday at Mrs. Mae
F'arrington's.
Mrs. II. II. Jenkins has had a tele-
phone installed in ner summer home.
All are glad to see Miss Hattie L.
HOXie at home again after her long
illness.
Eugene Mclaughlin is very ill.,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Metcalf and
daughter of Albion were in town Sun
day.
DR.. Hatfield, DR.. Herbert Jones and
Mr.. Holman of Wa,erville, attended
the Friends Quarterly meeting a.
China last Sunday.
Capt. William Beal OF Providence.
r. l.. and Mrs. Pickering of Chicago
have opened their cottages for the
summer.
Miss Brewster of Portland is holding
meetings at the Chape. this week
Miss Brewster is an earnest worker
and pleasing speaker and her stay is
being enjoyed very much.
Cony n. Weber. George r. Starrett
Miss Jennie C. Farwell and Miss Perle
A. Starrett spent Tuesday at Togus.
Herbert Whitehouse is saving 100,-
600 of hemlock for Will Reynolds of
Winslow.
WAYNE.
Horatio B. Lawrence. who died in
vi ditoii, WAY II. aS WI ii III
Wayne, in 1S41. He is remembered by
his schoomates and teachers as a fine
scholar. He is also remembered as an
apt and faithful teache.. in the public
schools of Wayne. H. graduated from
Bowdoin College in 1865 and from the
Newton Theological Seminary in 1870.
He was principal Of the Gardiner High
School two years. he gave his atten-
ton for the most part &c education.
teaching in the high schools and acad
emies of Massachusetts. When his
health failed he bought d home in Pax
ton, where he remained six years.
Two years ago he bought a home in
Grafton. At both IF these places. he
took students to boar'l and teach. In
1874, Mr.. Lawrence married Miss
Adelia NJ. Brown ii West Sutton.
Mass. She with brother. Hiram B.
Lawrence who is also 2 graduate of
Bowdoin College and mas been princi-
pal of the same school at Holyoke
Mass. for the last 80 years. survive
the orator of Wayne's Centennial cele-
b-ation. These brothers have been n
credit to their native town.
EAST WINTHROP.
Miss Grace Glidden who has been at
A. l.. Rranns the past fSw weeks re-
turned to her home in Jefferson, Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. w. l.. Mace and Mr..
and Mrs l.. NJ. Cleavcs made a trip to
New Meadows. Friday.
Robert Jackson Of Livcrmore Falls
passed Sunday with his parents Mr..
and Mrs. V. c. Jackson.
Mrs. F. A. Jackson is visiting her son
at BroCkton, Mass.
FAYETTE.
Frank Smiley sold his farm. last
week. to Mr.. Dunn Of Boston, who will
move to 1t this week.
Mrs. Olive H. Jones of Lynn, Mass,
is at her sisters Mrs. j. s. w. Hewett.
NJ. r. lone decorated the soldiers
graves in town, Memorial day.
A few have not finished their plant
ing. Early oats are looking fine.
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