Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-10
Muriel LOngley Of COburn, 'O5. passed
SUNDAY at r. r. HusSpy'S

Muriel Longley of Coburn, 'O5. passed
Sunday at B. r. Hussey's.
Contractor G. Z. ROBBINS, has been
engaged to build barn for Ernest an ]
! Leonard Field. The work Is being done
by Frank Zourne and Nell Reynolds.
James Lathrop broke his leg, last
week. 1t was set by DIR. T.. p. Fish.
l Alfred Furiong. son Of Mrs. Barney
DorrIty. while cutting wood recently
severed an artery and came near bleed
ing to death. but for the timely assis-
tance of DIR. II. l.. johnson.
1t Is reported that Frank Hughes has
hired the Henry Leighton farm and
that the latter will reside with his son
4 Herbert who works in the machine
4 shop in Watcrvit.c.
LiTctiFIELD CORNER.
The young child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Clarence MalOcn had to have it's hand
lanced i'm two placcs, Saturday. Drs.
Gilbert and Randlett were in attend
ance. The little girl was only eleven
| days Old. but she was much better Suns
| day. Mrs. MaiOon. who was getting
| along nicely, was much worried and
| excited. but is better now. and they
hope for no further drawbacks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Starbird aud
daughter Angie spent Sunday with
! Miss Eudcra Robinson.
The boys Of Lincoln school. played I,
| game of baseball against the Acade-
my's SECOND team Tuesday afternoon
Tho score was Is to IL I'm favor Of the
Academy team. Tuesday evening the
school hung their teacher. Mrs. Eta
Taylor. a very nice May Basket. con-
tanning candy. peanuts. supply Of
pencils and cloth for very pretty
waist.
Charles Higgins went to CONNECTICUT
Monday where he expects to find cnI-
pigment.
George Perry went to Barre, Mass,
to work i'm u foundry there.
Mrs. Bemiss aunt. Miss Whitney is
visiting at the Principals.
Chaplin Lydston Is building new
lighthouse for his new boat, at his
camp at North Monmouth.
The Ladies' Home Circle. will meet
at Mrs. Myra Smiths Wednesday eve
ming. There will be an entertainment
and supper.
Friday evening. May 18th the senior
class of Litchfield AcadeEy will give
a musical for the benefit of the class.
AS there are some fine singers in the
r"hrol, the entertainment will proba-
bly, be worth patroniZin2.
Miss Daisy kindrick is ut home. hav
Ing closed her labors as assistant teach
or ut Monmouth Academy, for the
present.
EAST WINTHROP.
W. L. Hewitt has bough, pair of
heavy work horses.
Willard Remmick is at work for +.
\. Jackson.
CT. Kilhreth passed few days at
Portland the past week.
Amos Higgins is ut work at VIM
th,pp HALEY 4 Company for few
weeks.
John Davis has gone to Oakland to
work. Bs
NORTH PALERMO. -
Mrs. William Scule VINO has been III
poor health for so8e.e time went ~
Portland hospital Jstreas@ent Wed
ncsday accomraufe'f by DIR Small Of
Freedom Her many friends hope she
will soon ret urn much benefited. Mrs.
lanes Black is at Mr.. Souie's caring
for tie family during Mrs. Soule's Ell
forced absence.
MI arc glad to hear Of the safe arriv-
al If Ma jor F.rcrard Hatch "f tho Phil
-, g.
computed by his wife and daughter
MISC May Hatch. went to Water'l'ie
Saturday to see his son John at Colby
College.
Samuel Mardcn passed "Wednesday
ard Thursday in Augusta and H"''o-
well ON business and visiting: friends.
G.. n. Black went to Augusta Tues
day.
sanford Greeley. John Black. Th"n-
as Rowe and many others Of the S"c'c-
~ are busy making necessary improve
mcnts at the Smith cemetery
Nrc. l.. A. Bowlcr's niece. Glen FOL
Inns Of Lynn. Mass. who has been SO
seriously i'll. has SO far recovered as
IN no able to visit her aunt this su1n-
mer, arriving Monday.
WEST WINDSOR.
The many friends If ba"icl True Will
no rI,ascd to know thLt he is abb" to
lido ,ut and that he Is slowly recover
ING from a ser!ous ac idcnt he met with
last August by being thrown from
carriage
Arthur Tabor Of Gardiner spent Inc
Sabbath with his par"h.s Mr.. ana MIS-
II. A. Tabor.
Harvey Ch!sam WI, died Jan. list.
,.s taken from the ,o,nb in Augusta.
saturday and the remains inferred in
tho cross Hill Cemetery.