Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-30

1 daughter for many years Her ,'e uha
is havinr am an f hi turn now, but thinks she
| will be better in a few days. SeottsGT n.
He SANS he feels as well as he ever dld.
He is still repairing watches anu cioG ,,'
| His nerves are as steady as ~ 9oy .; :;
Samuel Robinson is past ~ years atsu 81, -
carrying the mail from the pos.on,u,S ~ ~
| the station. jeremiah Gordon 10 nearly ~
years old. He goes to the erlst lllli ana
runs it in the absence OF MS Soi' - ~
Gordon.
EAST MT. VERNON.
| Merton Cunningham is sick with heart
| disease. -t.t
| Elmer Dunn. whose barn was destroyed
10y lightning last summer. Is making
/ preparations for building another TIM
coming season. "
I Rufus Glidden has moved into the
Elbridge Wright house, which ne mas pur
/ cased and Mr.. Voto has moved into the
tGlidden house.
I Mrs. +. A. Yeaton is visiting at the
home of Mrs. William Dudley.
] c. D. Wadleigh has purchased a steam
engine to he utilized in saving wood.
READFiEtD DEPOT. u
A. r. Knowlton. Belfast. was in town
last week, on business and was the CUES;
| at dinner of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Chesiey
| The aprons sold after the supper, Thurs,
day evening Melted quite Il little sum.
Z. A. Sedgeley has purchased 4 steam
| engine Oh twenty morse power 10Y use IL
his saw mill. The engine was transferred
from the station to the mill, 4 distance OF
| three miles. the moving power being two
span of horses and two yoke of oxen.
| Henry A. Hutchinson. East Dedham
Mass. formerly n resident of this place
has been appointed postmaster ut DEED
| ham, Mass, in place of Charles II. Riley
Mr.. Hutchinson has been superintendent
| of the East Dedham postal station Tor y
years.
| NJ. S. Collins has purchased a 15-horse
near his, forest and be ready, for action
| TINS week. 1t will be utilized in saving
| trees into wood and lumber.
p. j. Flanders is employed by Mr..
| Miner, West Mt. Vernon. tearnSttr. en-
gagged in hauling timber to the mill he
| Mccormick Hall and his pupils are SAID I"
be making marked Improvement IN me
art.
LAkEsHoRE.
| Arson Tillson, Colby. 'o5. is spending ms
| vacation at the home of his parents, Mr.
| and Mrs. K. A. TillsoE.
| Laforest Ellis is i'll with the grip.
| RoSina Sawtelie is threatened with
pneumonia.
Amanda Ellis is on the sick list
! Miss Katie Manter returned from Au-
gusta. Saturday, for a short vacation.
| Fred Tillson returned from Portland.
Saturday, where he had been for two
weeks stay
EAST VASSALBoRO.
| The ladies of Eassaboro Grange gave
an entertainments Wednesday evening.
There WIS an entertaining program, con-
! A large audienc" was in attendance.
| Articles both useful and fancy Were on
! sale. Ice cream and cake and home
| made candy were served. A nice little
i sum was added to the hall fund and all
enjoyed the evening to tn" fullest extent.
has been confined to the house Tor several
days but is improving, his many friends
| will be glad to learn.
Mir. and Mrs. Fred Whitney have re
turned from a stay of several weeks IN
| Augusta.
1 Mrs. Ida Clark has recovered from a re
cent attack of grip.
The work on the pipe line is nearly fin
ished and a large number OF the work
men have gone away. The pipe is near
ly laid across the stream at the village.
The ice is breaking away around the cof-
| ferdam in the lake. 1t will seem lone
some to again settle down to the quiet
of the village after the activity OF the
last six months: Many interesting men
among the head workmen have made
pleasant accqu;,intances for those who
rarely go from town. and the work has
been of such magnitude that it has afford
) ed new interests daily. A large amount
left in different places, and this benefited
Il the villagers.
; Mr.. ana Mrs. Fred Butterficld have re-
turned to their home in Portland.
Scott Clement W. Simpson of Portland,
has been passing few days with friends
here.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank H. Jones of South
China, spent Thursday with Mrs. David
tCatts
X. NJ Small sold his matched rair. last
| week. to parties in Gardiner.
: Mrs Relle Tufts OF Watervilie visited
| rp11 N
| The Misses Lottie and Annie Mower are
spending their vacation at home.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Buttertield. WHO
have been ill from grip, have recovered,
their many friends will be piased to learn.
Il BRANCH MILLS.
| Francis Moody took the remains or his
wife to Winterport for burial last week
| Frank Dove went with him.
Il Mrs. Minnie Worthing has been staying
| with Fila A. DOVE few days.
Mrs. Edward Bean and little Archie
who have been visiting at A S. Bean s.
: left for Boston. last week.
i Wesley Campbell of Palermo. was at
, | work at Edison Workings. last week. lay
ing a hardwood floor in the front hall and
dong other work.
=. NJ. Dove has been confined to, the
| house for n few days with Il severe cas-
| Of grip.
Walter Tobey went to Watersille. last
| week.
| Those on the sick list. last week. were
Mrs. Hannah Worthng. Mrs. Lorraine and
Mrs. Hattie Worthing. Mrs. Emma
Worthng and son, Harry.
RIVERSIDE.
Judge A. G. Andrews spent Sunday
, | with his daughter, Mrs. G. H. Phin-
ney.
Miss Margaret Phinney is at home
from Augusta for a two weeks vaca-
{ ton.
The Vassalboro Current Events Club
met with Mrs. Ira Robbins, Saturday
| afternoon. The attendance was small
on account of the almost impossible
condition of the roads. The course
OF study for the coming year was dis
cussed and . decision made to estab-
i lish libraries in the various schools
e. Each member was asked to contribute
and solicit books. 1t was also thought
> advisable to raise a sum of money
with which to purchase books for these