Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-30
STATE NEWS.
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Miss Lola Merriman is at nome on d
two weeks vacation.
Shepherd q Robson OF Monmouth
Who have been numbering in Miss Ella
partl.tt's wood lot. finished their work
Saturday night.
: Mn. Nell Frye who has been visiting
"a Monmoath the past few wesssSre-;
: tined. bouae, Monday. 6 !
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Rev Chas. s. Harbutt of Portland
will not preach in the Adams Me-
mortal chapel next Sunday as pre-
viously announced. butt son sunday.
April 8. The service next Sunday VIII
be held at the usual hour. o'clock.
WlNsL0W.
The chorus for the Concert of Ma
tons" to be given under the auspices
Of the grange, now numbers nearly oo
people and other are to join at the next
rehearsal. Great interest IS pehis
taken in the entertainment, ana al
are very much pleased with the music
that is being taken up at the re-
hearsals. The rehearsals are held III
the handsome hall owned by the
grange. and the evening is very pleas
antly as well as prOfitably spent. The
rehearsals are free to all VINO peioiis
to the chorus and the music is
furnished. The next rehearsal Will De
on Friday night at 7.30 childrens
chorus is to be organized.
RANDOLPH.
Miss Edith Peaslee is sick with a bad
cold.
Miss villa Douglass Of Bath. is spend
ing a few days with friends in town
Miss Leneda G. Towle of Providence,
r. /. Is visiting her aunt. Mrs. c. w.
Lowell.
Miss Ida Emery. lately employedAin tie
office of the shoe factory in Gardiner.
began this week a course of stenography
at the Business College in Augusta.
Plans are being made for Easter
services April 18th, as the East
Maine Conference will be in session at
banEOT OIf T<dStc1 OuihudS anu tifS
Conference in Gardiner the Sunday be-
fore.
NORTH WINDSOR.
The cottage PRAYER meeting will be al
Levi HalloWell's, Wednesday at 1.D p.
The. missionary concert at the Baptist IT s.
church next Sunday morning at 1919
o'clock takes the place of the usua
Among the Teiugus"
The most recent cases of grip here are are
Mrs. Lucy Robinson. Among the conya-
descent are Harry BOynton. Uncle John
AIerrail. Mrs. Benz. Fernald, Mrs. W.
Mrs. Nancy Burrill Guy Hallowell. Earn
Haskell and Mrs. Fred Barton.
Barr Jones. Colby OF, returned home
Wednesday. for two weeks vacation.
lie was accompanied by his class mate,
Milton Hunt of Charleston.
The church music rehearsal was at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Pierce. Fri.
day night This week on Friday night
, tor the same purpose.
The many friends of Mrs. Elbridge Cas-
we'll are glad to know that she IS nov
/ able to take her meals with the family.
their little son Percy, visited her father
James Merrill. Friday. Mr.. Merrill wa:
cheered also by n brief visit recently from
his has A" Sesn feeng OF
stronger ter a few days past.
Capt. Bert Small and Frank Iarrabet
of Machiasport were the guests OF the1l
sister and her husband. Mr.. and Mrs
Asa Merrill. over night recently. Capt
Small and Mr. Larrabee are extensively
engaged in fishing and were at Augusta
ut the State House in the interests OF the
sotIrh vASsAI RORO.
VIII Raynes and family have moved t.
the place they recently bought of George
Pierce.
There will be public examination OF
teachers held at the North vassalbort
schoolhouse. Saturday, April sth. at nine
A. NJ.
All schools in town will open April cath
and continue ten weeks.
Proposals for the necessary conveyance
OF scholars In town Will be received pS
Forest Il. Whiteh0use, superintendent Of
schools, until April S.
homes in this place, Miss Mabel Brown
returned to school at Oak Grove SEMINARY
and Miss Gladys Twitchell at Hallowel
!, High school, Monday.
READFiELD.
The snow Is rapidly disappearing. an'
+. mud is on all sides.
Severe colds and grip prevail.
- Mrs. Gore and Mr.. Davis. who hav.
been sick all winter, are very low.
Amy Smith went to the Maine Contra
hospital, Saturday. to be treated for ap
pendieitis She was accompanied by he'
sister.
Mr.. Chase, owner Of the wooden mill anC
water power, is putting in a second new
dam near the factory. this will eDabl.
them to utilize all the water power ir
the ponds above the factory.
Schools in town open next Monday
Miss Gordon will again teach the prmar,
school, by the unanimous wish of thu
parents in the district.
Isabel Davis, telephone operator, spen
Sunday with her mother ir Winthrop
Mrs. Davis health is very much I'm
proved.
Gertrude Luce returned to the Norma
school in Pennington. last week.
The spring term Of the Maine Wesleyan
Seminary at kent's Hill. opens this week
Bad travelling, last week. caused the at
tendance at the extra meetings to b
small.
Grip and pneumonia are still prevailing
here. Some are suffering severely from
these diseases.
The roads are in bad condition. especial
ly where not .Shoyeled out
: Mr.. Chase has rebuilt the dam at TIL
wooden mill and is nearly ready to do
large amount Of work in the mill.
Some of our farmers have found wha