Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-04

it is thought the late frOstS injured
them.
William Wellman is i'll with stomach
trouble Or. Wright Of Readfield, is at
tending him.
John Hanson recently lost a fine
heifer. He found her dead in the pas
ture. 1t was thought she might have
been accidentally shot.
Miss Ida Mae Tillson is making an
extended visit with friends in Rome.
Miss Augusta Albee has gone on n
visit to friends in Bridgton. after clos
ing Very successful term Of school at
me Mckinley school.
Word was received by George Alb
bot, last Week. that his brother-in-
law. Porter Stain Of South Mt. Yer
nor, had suffered a severe stroke of
pan al>ys. Mr.. Stain has the sympathy
OF i:iS many friends IN town in his af-
fiction.
The new freight and passenger sta
lion Of .ho NJ. &. X. r. are fast near
ing completion and will be a great i'm
lrruyenent 10 the village.
Mis-, Lutte Perkins. who is employed
in Wuterville passed the Sabbath with
her parents, Mr.. ana Mrs. James Per-
kne.
Mrs. Mabel Wilder. nee Whitehousc.
Of Quincy, Mass, is visiting. relatives
in town.
When William Dudley went for his
COWS. one night recently. he found one
Of them dead. An examination dis
closed two black snakes inside her one
Of which was around her heart. They
were more than a foot in length. One
was alive when found.
G. T. pinkham is cutting ]. =. Till
sons hav
Miss Alberta Hewitt. who recently
graduated from the Gorham Normal
School. is IT home.
Miss Maude Hewitt closed q very
successful term of school ut Sidney
June -. and will join Mrs. Richardson
and party i'll a "trip to Ocean Point.
Nj. ana Mrs. Martin Penney and
daughter Of Boston. are visiting his
brother, Newton Penney.
Benz. Penney has been appointed
tlagman at the station.
BELGRADE LAKES.
Mr.. Richards ana family Of Boston
came last week and are occupying their
summer home in the village.
Miss Iiortense He:soin who has been
employed for a few years as teacher in
Washington, d. C., came last week and
is spending her vacation at her old
home.
a. II. Baisdell has rented his house
for the summer to Mr.. Rupp of New
York city. He and his family ha"e
been guests for a few days at the Cen
tr,tl House. They will occupy their
new quarters this week.
Mr.. ana Mrs ID. X. Blaisdell of Lynn,
Mass, came Saturday for a few days
at his fathers, +. +. Blasdell.
Miss Florence Spauldire and Miss
Myrtle Ford of Boston, arrived last
week ana will spend their vacation at
their cottages.
Mr.: Bolton House pastor of the |
Methodist church. at Exeter. n. H.,
arrived last week. AMI is occupying his
cottage with his family.
Mr. Wesley Damrrn Visited Water
willie and Oakland. Saturday.
Mr.. Joice. proprietor Ct the Ram |
Island summer resort. opened his place |
last week twenty-five guests came |
Saturday. |
Nearly one hundred guests. came 20 |
the hotels and islands ga tarday. |
But few farmers have commenced |
hayiig yet as they prefer to wait until |
the weather is more favorable and the |
tys,l no a1-n |
ing 4 neavy crop.
RIVERSIDE.
School closed here last Friday, hay |
ing been taught by Miss Bessie c. Reed |
Of Boothbay and Miss Viola Adell of |
South Gardiner, Thursday evening. The |
"chool gaze an entertainment which |
consisted of readings. music. etc, by |
the scholars the proceeds of.which is |
to purchase a flag for the schoeIhousc. II |
was well attended. Miss Aden's sister |
was there and gave two recitations |
which were very creditable.
f. B. Whitchouse, surery isor Of |
schools. and the three men constituting |
the board of education. visited the |
school last Wednesday.
Miss Emma Springer of Augusta has |
arrived at "Broadacres" for the sum,
mer. All.are very glad to welcome her |
back again as she is Il great addition to |
Riverside society.
Messrs. Brown and Smiley of L. H. |
SQper & Co. of Waterville. We're down |
Friday, and laid the new carpet in the |
church. They did a nice job and it |
looks srlendidly.
Mrs. J. W. Dunlap. who has had a |
very serious ill turn is rNich better. |
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