Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-27
NORTH MONMOUTH,

| 'N"iS anu d udyS. Inc funeral was
heid at her home. Wednesday after
noon, April 10. Rev. H. L. Nichols.
pastor of the Methodist church of
Madison officiated. Mr.. Nichols was
pastor of Monmouth church five years.
ndertaker Hiram Sinclair of VIM
throp had charge of the funeral James
Il. Raymond, John E. Lowell Willard
+. Richardson and Fred Soper were the
bearers. Very sweet and appropriate
singing was furnished by the Winthrop
FRIENDS church quartette, Mrs. Elma
u. Buckminster. soprano. Tavern X.
Maxfield, alto Elwood A. Bailey, tenor.
I. Irving Bailey, bass. She was buried
| in the Haskell cemetery, Winthrop.
| MRS. stanton was a woman highly re-
| spected and had many friends as was
evidenced by the number at her funer-
| al. She leaves a husband, and son c.
Adelbert, who lives at LivermOre Falls.
and a daughter Eta Blanch. She was
a member of Winthrop Grange with
her husband.
Eugene Frost, son Of Mrs. Mary
Frost, died April 10 at his mothers
| home in West Winthrop. The funeral
was held. Friday April p, Elder James
| f. Raymond officiating. Hiram Sim
clair of Winthrop conducted the ser
vices. He was buried in Evergreen
| cemetery. Wayne. He was the son of
Samuel Frost. Il veteran of the war OF
/ 81. who died when Eugene was a small
hoy.
| George H. Hammond met with a Sc
we're accident, last week. He was rid
| ing on a dump cart and the horse was
rather unruly. Mr.. Hammond jumped
from the seat and some part of the cart
or wheel struck his leg breaking both
bones between the knee and ankle. He
is attended by DR.. Badger of Winthrop.
Noah Soper. father of Fred Soper,
has been seriously i'll for number of
weeks. He is not yet able to get out.
but sits up part of the time.
| 1t is worth ones time to go into Fred
Soper's stable and see his sleek Jerseys
SOuthdown sheep and lambs, also his
drove of pigs.
| Lewis Holmes, Cyrus z. Towle, and
Jarius Maxwell are yet confined to the
| house by serious illness, but all are
| thought to be slowly improving.
| Oliver c. Gordon had an i'll turn a
few days ago that gave his family
| much alarm. He is somewhat better.
Schools began April II. Miss Fish
of Wiscasset has the grammar school
| and Miss Andrews of Turner the pri-
mary.
Sumner Seabury of Readfield has
| bought the place at North Monmouth
| known as the Mrs. Lucretia Pinkham
| place. ..i Sc. -..
! Mrs. Lizzie NJ. and James A. Dudley
| have sold their place to man from
| Turner. Both of these places were
sold through the agency of Hon. r. AL
den of Winthrop.
| Miss Ada Jeffrey has left her class
at Monmouth Academy and is teaching
| school in the east part of the town.
known as the Lyon diistEict. She will
graduate in June.
LAkEsHoRE.
Roy Bacon returned to U. of NJ,
Monday, after having spent mis- Easter
! vacation at home.
j. 3. Sawtelle has moved into his
cottage at the Town landing. where he
intends to spend the summer months.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Branch have
moved into his brothers house on the
Pond road.
Daniel Townsend, who has been
passing the winter with his daughter
at Cambridge, Mass, has returned
home.
r. w. Longley. who is going into
market gardening, this summer,
planted six bushels of potatoes, April
20.
Miss May Quinn, who has been
/ working for Mrs. +. G. Morrison, re-
turned to Hallowell. Saturday.
The ice went out of Snow pond Sat-
urday, April 90, one week later than it
went out last year.
George Robinson was in town, Sat
urday. looking for a new mich COW.
Oscar Carroll was in this vicinity.
Saturday, and purchased a number of
hogs, which he intends to ship from
Oakland, this week.
f. 4. Bailey is hauling foundation
stone for his new house. which he will
commence on soon.
d.. Sawtelle has been shingling his
woodshed and stable and making some
repairs on his barn.
j. T.. SaWtelle has purchased morse
to work with his big one.
F. G. Morrison has shingled one side
Of his barn this spring.
BRANCH MILLS.
Sylvester Tobey sold a fine beef COW to
Geo. Clark of China. last week.
Eertha Webber of China is teaching
school in this village.
Justus Greedy Of Marysvile, Cal, son of
the late John Greedy of Palermo has been
visiting friends in this vicinity after an
absence of 50 years.
NIr and Mrs. Clarence Longfellow and
sist,r Miss FREE, have rented T. W. |
Rrideham's house and moved in last
week.
Mr. and Mrs Walker Tobey went to
Watcrville, Thursday.
Frank A. Doe bought f,ve head of cattle |
az EIon Kitchen, last week.
Mrs. Sanborn Of Augusta visited her |
damsbter. Mrs. Stinson. last week.
nsv r Robert Hall is having changes |
made in his home
rta household goods of the late G.. f.
| r,nme were sold at auction. Thursday,
April 20. |
| ,,ratia. little daughter of Shepard Par
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