Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-01
or a third meeting is called for April

for third meeting Is called for April
5th. E. 7..,--f :
Mrs. Robert Potter is requiring the SER
vices of DR.. Sawyer of Gardiner.
The school committee has appointed
Fred Towle, superintendent of schools.
The appointment Is pleasing to all as
Mr.. Towle has often proved his aptitude
for the position.
Of NJ. W. Royal of Gardiner.
Many of the little ones are LOOKING
forward to Ohildren's day at the Grange
NORTH WAYNE.
Mrs. E. Burgess and son Ernest re-
turned from Augusta, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Gore spent a few days
in Lewiston. recently.
Miss Annie Hall returned to her home
days visit with relatives here.
Mrs. c. A. Ladd went to Boston.
Thursday. to visit her sons, Charles and
George. Her. son Archie accompanied
her. He expetcs to work In Boston the
coming summer.
Grover Walker has finished his work
here and returned to his home. last week.
Mrs. I.ettie Foss and her son Percy are
sick with the prevailing colds.
Nahum Huff is on the sick list. DIR.
Chenery attends him.
At a meeting of the school board B. F.
Bradford was elected as supervisor.
Mrs Simpson and daughter Jennie, who
have been ill, are improving.
READFlELD DEPOT.
Mrs. p. ]. Flanders, professional nurse,
is caring for Mrs. William Harvey of
Readiield.
Mrs N. .. Gordon was in Lewiston on
business, Wednesday.
Frank Lovejoy and family have moved
into the Harvey house.
Charles Whittier has $50 trees tapped
and is doing quite a lucrative business
manufacturing maple syrup
Irving Gordon has been suffering from
blood poisoning, the result of n slight
injury upon the thumb. He is now i'm
proving.
Mrs. c. D. Whittier spent day last
week with her mother. Mrs. Williams Of
Augusta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Linwood Townsend have
moved into their summer residence near
Lake MaranacoOk.
The subject of Rev. H. A. Kings dis
course, Wednesday, was 1.-THE Result Of
Cnwavering Faith"
Everyone seems well satisfied with the
snow drifts. They will soon be a thing
of the past.
There was full attendance of the
Ladies Az at Mrs L n Jones. We'd
work done was satisfactory.
MONMOUTH.
News was received, Thursday, of the
death of Mrs. Almeda Dunn Clifford,
widow of the late Rev. N. c. Clifford of
the Maine Conference. She died after a
few weeks illness at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Ida De Puy, in
Des Moines, where she was pass
ing the winter. Mrs. Clifford was
nearly 20 years of age. an active
and useful woman. She was deep
ly interested in the Methodist church, of
which she had been a member from her
youth. was active in missionary and w.
G.. T. u. work. She was always hospit-
able to friends and strangers. She leaves
six children. Mrs. Mary Stetson, wife of
Rey: Herbert I. stetson. president Of
South Berwick, Me-; Rev. II. A. Clifford
South Paris; Wesley Clifford, superinten-
dent of schools in Council Bluffs, Iowa !:
Miss Hattie E. Clifford, teacher of music
in Atlanta University, Atlanta, Ga. She
will be greatly missed by a large circle
of friends. Funeral will be held at the
Methodist church, Monday. at 3 o'clock
F. NJ.
RIVERSIDE.
The clerk of the Parish Association
states that the coming of Rev. Mr.. Har-
butt, which has been announced for next
Sunday, has been postponed.