Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-01
NORTH AUGUSTA.

/ Presiding Elder c. A. Southland vii
| hold the first quarterly conference
Saturday afternoon. at the Methods
parsonage. He will also be present al
the Sunday services.
| The Easter concert given by mem
hers of the Jewett Sunday school. Sun
| day afternoon. was appreciated by &
| large audience. The collection taker
was for the benefit of the school.
Miss Celia Jones of Portland. has
been appointed teacher of the Stone
| school. to succeed Miss Mary c. Jones
| who vas not able TO return this term
| Mrs. L. G. league. who has been
| passing a few weeks with Mrs. Eugene
Staples at Portland, returned last week
! Miss Ada Philbrick is recovering
from severe cold.
Mrs. John Shute is passing the week
with her mother. Mrs. y. NJ. Grover.
Frank Alexander of Washington. D.
c.. who was summoned to Belgrade on
account of the death Of his father. Wis
tied relatives here, last week.
Miss Eugene Ayers is confined to her
home with a severe cold. Miss Ayers
recently received the gift Of 4 bicycle
from her father. w. +. Ayers.
Mrs. Clara Goodsall who has been
passing the winter in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Gorham Hastings. Sidney, has
had a severe attack OF the grip AMI
bronchitis. Her many friends will be
pleased TO know that she is improving.
although still confined to her bed.
Mrs. w. r. Ayers and daughter.
Sarah and Miss *. Phelan, were the
guests of Mrs. Clara Goodsell. Sunday
Miss NJ. f. McGuinness and Mrs. D.
r. Eovey. We're calling on friends in
Sidney. this week.
Mrs. c. r. Drtton mas accepted a po-
sition in the assessors office.
Eb"n Dudley. pupil at the Bracket
school is sick with the grip.
Arthur Leighton is employed at r. W.
buttons.
Eugene Bennett has been having
some repairs done on the exterior Of his
buildings.
Harry Cummings has been having a
nov roof put on part of his barn ana
other improvements made. The work
WIS in charge of r. p. Damren. Mr..
Cummings is recovering from a severe
attack Of the grip.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cummings have
both been confined to their home. Mrs
Cummings fell and injured her back
while Mr.. Cummings had an attack of
the grip.
CHINA.
Hiampsat Whitehousc and Mrs. En-
ma Piaistcd. were united in marriage
by Rev. A. Fl. Jones. The ceremony was
private and the many friends of Mr..
and Mrs. Whitehouse wish them a hap
ny and prosperous future
Mrs. Mary r. Jones mas been very
sick and confined to her bed for n week.
but is improving slowly. and it is hoped
she may soon regain her usual good
health.
The farmers are beginning to till tn =
ana TO some degree, although the cold |
weather makes the work move slowly. |
very few peas or early Potatoes have |
oeen put into the ground as vet.
SOUTH WINDSOR.
Mrs. Grace Leavitt of Attleboro. |
Mass, is visiting her aunt. Mrs. Geo,
A. Moody.
d. A. Carpenter has moved his
family to North Whitefield.
Mrs. Will Witham and two children
visited Mrs. H. D. Cooper, Sunday.
Mrs. Edwin Bullock went to Bath.
tuesday. to attend the funeral of her
lncle, Charles Preble.
ALBION.
Lin Wellington is able to be out.
The parsonage has recently been i'm
proved by hardwood floor in the
litchen and hall: and the kitchen will
'e papered this spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Coffin are re-
ewing congratulations upon the birth
# a boy.
Ida Hamilton Bailey, formerly of {
his town. died Tuesday night at her I
lome in Freedom. She leaves a hus- I