Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-12
late News from KennebeC County Towns
NORTH MONMOUTH.

NORTH MONMOUTH.
There are some fine colts and horses
at North Monmouth. Harry Lothaire
roam stallion, owned by Benjamin f,
Fairbanks. weighs over 700 pounds: he
is of compact form and has very high
action. He is by Lothaire, French
Coach. dam by Ridley Knox. He is the
; sire of some very promising colts from
: weanlinss up to three years old, and
! some of the colts have been sold at
fancy prices. L. c. Berry of North
Monmouth. has two very promising
two year-olds by Harry Lothaire, one
is from his Knox mare and one from
Ibis Shooting Star mare. Fred
Remick has mare that is producing
some very promising colts Her oldest
is a three year-old by larry Lothaire.
He is chestnut gelding. owned by G.
B. Weber Of Brunswick, and can speed
la 2.30 gait. She has other fine colts
that will bring good prices. Charles H.
Berry, George A. Lindsay and Willis G..
Robinson all have very fine colts sired
by Harry Lothaire.
Warren r. Raymond of West Win
throp, has a colt of much promise.
Allie Nelson, bay geldins. black points,
by Nelson Allen, 2.29A. sire Of Onset.
o.2OA. he by Nelson 299. First dam by
Tiger of the Valley. 2oS by Kinds
Knox. a son Of old General Knox 2.31
Allie Nelson stands 141a hands. is two
years Old this month. All Of the colts
above named are well broken to har-
lness.
NORTH WAYNE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hutchins of
kingfield. called at the home of their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Crosby, Sunday, after visiting a sister
of Mrs. Hutchins, Mrs. Fred Packard
at Baileyvile. Mr. Hutchins was in
attendance at the Grand Lodge of Ma
sons ut Portland. Mrs. Packard and
children accompanied them here. At
ter their brief call on another sister,
Miss L.ura Wells. they went to Fayette
for family gathering with their par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Wells. All
were present except one. son, Earl,
who with his family reside in Pitts
field
did not return with his mother as was
reported.
READFlELD DEPOT.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Brown of Liver
more Falls. passed Sunday with rela-
tives in this place.
Miss Edna Lougee is at Mrs. w. H.
Dudlcys, Mt. Vernon. where she will
stay during the summer.
Edward Sedgley has sold his farm to
Chicago parties. who will take posses
sion. July |.
Miss Nellie Eldredge is at Kents
Hill.
| T.. johnson and son are painting the
Adell house. which has been much i'm
proved by repairing and making
changes i'm the rooms.
| II. D. Whittier is house painting at
Ernest Morgan's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Robbins of Liv-
ermore Falls, and Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
!! DelanO Of Augusta. were at their cot
| tage, Sunday.
Johnnie Stevens has blood poinoning.
resulting from a wound made while
sappi,lg, sometime since. Symptoms
are now more favorable.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Stinchfield and
daughter. Ammo, have gone to their
| summer home at Bristol.
VIENNA.
| Schools have commenced in town
with the following teachers: Gertrude
Allen. at the village; Blanch Hanson.
in the Whittier district; Alice F.
Hawcs in the Pierce district, and Julia
| A. Merrill at Seavey's Corner. Miss
Merrill has taught this school for sew
eral terms.
| H. A. Comstock went to Portland.
last week, as a delegate to the Modern
| WOOdmen convention.
| John French is working with his
team, for Josephus Brown at West Mr..
Vernon.
Miss Minnie f. Porter is attending
| the High school at Mt. Vernon.
Irving Bradley delivered fine lot Of
| apple trees through the town. Mon
day.
| n. C. Sanborn of East Livermore.
was in town. Monday.
LAkEsHoRE.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Will Rae % South Bos-
ton. are visiting at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Rae.
| Charles Ellis Of Somerville, Mass,
was called here by the death Of his
mother.
| Mrs. Edith Whitcomb returned to her
home in Waterville. Sunday, after pass
ing the week with her father. Laforest
Ellis.
| Mrs. A. w. Branch. who has been
confined to her room. the PAST week, is
able to be about her work again.
| A. w. Branch is confined to the house
with appendicitis.
| r. w. COwan and son. Eugene, while
fishing in the lake, Saturday. landed a
| fine trout which weighed six lbs. 9 OF.
| Walter S. Carter, went to Boston, last
Tuesday.
| Frederic c. Tillson, who was called
home by the sudden death of his grand
mother, returned to Portland, Satur-