Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-27
LINCOLN.
CEDAR GROVE,


John Lovendale has procured a po-
sition at the Augusta Insane hospital
and went there. Saturday.
Orrin Ham with a party of u, went
to Gardiner, Sunday morning, in his fine
new launch. the Helen A., and attend
ed the Easter services of the Episco-
pal church. Besides Mr.. and Mrs. Ham
and two sons. Lloyd and Leighton
were Mr.. and Mrs. George Moody and
mother, Miss J. Maud Barker. Mrs
Lovendale, Miss Edith Twycross.
George Kellam and Willard f. Over
lock.
Miss Amanda Lovendale is at home
from Augusta on a short vacation.
J. Maude Barker will teach the school
here. The term began. this week.
W. f. Overlook of Razorville. who
has been conducting special revival
meetings under the auspices OF the
Christian Endeayor Society. closed ms
labors here. Sunday evening. and re-
turned to his home. Monday. He made
many friends while i'm our midst. much
interest WAS shown in the meetings
and all hope that he may come again.
At the close OF the Sunday afternoon
meeting a SUNDAY school was organ
lied with the following officers: Super
intendent, J. Maude Barker: assistant
superintendent. Mrs. NJ. f. Wellman;
secretary and treasurer Sadie L. Foss;
librarian, Edith l.. Twycross. The Sun
day school will be held at the school
house every Sunday afternoon at 8
o'clock.
Rev. +. w. Brooks and Gideon Bar
ke1 returned Monday. from Bangor,
where they were In attendance to the
East Maine Conference. Rev. MIR.
Brooks has a change of appointment
from this town to New Harbor.
Mr.. orrin has recently had n gasoline
engine put in his large sail boat, and
last Sunday, he and his wife kindly in
vited party of L to take trip to
Gardiner wher the party attended the
Easter services at Christ's church. All
were much pleased with the trip and
the services.
SOUTH JEFFERSON.
JIG. Newell supplied the Baptist pull
pit. Sunday.
L. Fl. Dodge's condition remains
about the same as last week.
There is a prospect of having rural
free delivery of mail in this place with
distributing office at North White
field.
Mrs. Nj. L. King of Somerville. Mass.
is visiting relatives in this place and
iSti iSto
caring for her husband.
Mrs. Mary Bruce visited her daugh-
ter at Windsor, last week.
Warren Gray OF Sheepscot, visited
his sister at II. P. Cunningham's. Sun
day.
The steam mill near Atkinson Corner
resumed operations, last Monday, after
having been idle four weeks for re-
pairs.
Miss Birdelle Moody has returned
from her home at NobIebOro to Fl. l..
Trask's.
DRESDEN.
Mrs. Fred Carlton spent several da Us
last week in Bath, visitirg relatives.
SnaTkS from ttIttdH - IlIli SET Soiaie
brush on fire just back Of the DWELLING
house, last Wednesday afternoon and
but for the aid of neignbors would hav-
proved serious both to the house and
mill.
Asa Mayors was called to Boston
Tuesday to attend the funeral of his
brother Robert.
Fish are beginning 10 come into East
ern river. Last Wednesday. JOhn
Mayors caught nearly five hundred
herring and two shat in hin weir.
Rev F.. w. Brooks attended confer
eUcr at Bangor last wen.
Miss Annie HOudlet.e has returned to
her work in Augusta.
The Lithgow school closed last week
for weeks vacation before the town
school opens.
Mrs. Joseph l.. Houdlette is being
cared for by her daught ar Mrs. Will
Houdlette. at whose home she is stay
.g.