Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-07
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Hill. taking on Henry Jones, Hosie Page
and John Holmes. There are others COM
| ing onto the line soon.
Mona Watson is to have the Hampshire
Hill sch DOL this fall. Carl Morse will be
| at the village school and Josie Day from
Maiden. Mass, in Kimball District.
G. S. Mcrse is painting a store in the
N. S. village.
| Mr. Ben Rust and Miss Edna kimball
from Massachusetts are visiting at Jonas
NarneyS.
Mrs Josie Southland has returned to
Massachusetts,
Mrs. Sadie Frederic is spending tn"
week with her sister, Mrs George S.
Morse.
I No services Sunday on account of rain.
HARMONY.
The potato crop is good and no rot
ten ones yet heard from. The apple
crop is less than last year.
The town schools commenced, Mon
day.
About a dozen scholars have gone to
Pittsfield NJ. c. l., this fall, 20 obtain Il
high schoo, education.
In the death Of Richard H. Marble
who was buried Sunday, the town has
lcSl ISSFcCtSO anu HOUOTtO CiliZtF
He had filled several offices in the gift
Of the town and was cnce represcr-
tative, to the Legislature A wife and
son. and many friends fiourr2 his DEATH
ST. ALBANs.
S. r. Prescott. one Of our merchants.
has a grip cold that is keeping him at
ONE.
Charles f. Matthews and family o.
Waterville, have been in town for a
lew days.
The Friends Quarterly meeting was
held at this place, Saturday and Sun
day. Owing to the rainy weather
there was not as large an attendance
as usual. There were quite a number
in attendance from other towns. TIE
meetings were very interesting.
Schools in our village began. Monday.
with o. A. Bigelow teacher in the
Grammar and Alzada {. Prescott ia
the Primary.
Mishac Brown will move to Brighton.
This week.
Fred Hatch Of Harmony, was in
town. Monday, looking for his dog
Teddy. Ee found him much to the
delight of his children.
Mrs. and D. L. Frost returned, Sun
Gay, from Etna.-
1t is expected that canning will be
begun at the corn factory. Wednesday.
The shovel handle shop is closed fD:'
lepairs.
A. p. Bigelow is i'll with rheumatism
nryD11 nj at hat ~. ~, l,ae
come too late to make a first class
crop of sweet corn.
The summer visitors have mostly
gone.
Zana Prescott, NJ. c. l., 'O5, is teach
ing il. the Tracy district
Flora Lucas of the same class is
teaching at tie Gale schoolhouse. Pal
myra.
c. b. Soutfard lost a good COW. Fri
Gay night
CANAAN.
Miss Janet Coburn If SkOwhegan. is
the guest of Mrs. Belle Gleason.
Miss Ada NJ. Mason is teaching in
Clinton.
Miss MJriel Weymouth, who has
been Passing her summer vacation with
her 'andI.arents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. G,
Cover returned to her home at East
port. Tuesday.
/ Miss Lizzie futile went to Skowhe-
gan, Saturday, where she has employ
lhent /
Perley A. Gowen commenced tern
Of school in Cornville, Tuesday.
NORTH FAIRFIELD.
Mrs. Thomas Marshall Of Auburn, il !
visiting at Chas. Healds.
Miss Lulu Williams is the new book
keeper In the Crosby store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest L. Gray are
Visiting at w. E. Giffcrd's
Mrs. Robert Gullifer is slowly i'm
proving.
Mrs. Geo. T. Tibbetts and daughters.
Lula and Clara, are passing the week |
at Lakewood.
Miss Nora M. Goodwin is visiting |
relatives in Bangor.
Miss Steward and Miss Western CO |
Skowhegan. are spending few days at |
Alonzo Hoxie's.
Many Patrons from Victor Grange |
attended tine Field nc citing at Lake.
wood, Tuesday. Ho7i' "":.'9
Walter Palmer ana Carl Holt attend
ed the State fair at Bangor, Wednes-
dsy.