Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-04

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reynolds Is attending her
L. A. Bartlett and Mr.. Smith. pr,nc,
pal OF the High school,, visited Mr.
bartietts parents, Mr.. and Mrs. q q
Bartlett. Sunday. =
ernest Dunn of Waterville visited
MS mother at Dunn's Corner, SUNDAY
Miss Ida Tillson has gone to MERGE,
to teach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Blaisdell of Rom.
called at j. Il. Tillson's on their way
| nome from Augusta, last week.
Mrs. Viola Trask and daughte,
Oracle returned Sunday from visi,
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Folsom of New Sharon.
| There is to be a social dance at Ra,.
grade Grange hall, Thursday evening
May 4th. Good music will be fur.
nished.
ElbriGge Trask had the misfortune
| to cut the forefinger and thumb of his
left hand very badly while shifting
wood. Thursday. DR.. REYNOLDS
dressed the wound and hopes to be
able to save the injured fingers though
they are very badly cut.
| Thomas Webb of New Hampsh,re
formerly of this town, called on friends
here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will f. Lord of North
Manchester, visited relatives in town.
| Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r. Wellman and
| Mr.. and Mrs. irwin Wellman of Au-
gusta, visited at w. III. Wellman's.
| Sunday.
Hermann Taught and Miss Maude
Hewitt visited Miss Hewitt's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Hewitt, recently.
Miss Lutte Perkins has gone to Wa
| tervilie to work i'm the shirt waist fac
! tory.
Lester Perkins began work Monday
| on the NJ. c. X. r. section of which
hubert Roberts is foreman.
w. Z. Overlook will hold service at
| the Lincoln schOolhOuse at two O'Clock.
| Sunday. May 18th. Sunday-school at
half-past twelve. c. E. following Inn
| mediately after the Sunday-school.
Mrs. Samuel Spaulding. Jr.. of Oak
land. called on friends in town last
| week.
Wyman Bros, butchers. have started
meat route in the southern part of
| the town.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bennett of Oak
land were in town on their way to
Sidney last week.
Manley Haskell accompanied by
Mr.. Ellis of Pettingill's Corner, called
on old friends recently.
Henry Pray, road commissioner for
the southern part of the town, started
| the road machine, Monday.
Mrs. Serena Furbush, wife of
Liewcllyn Stevens, died very suddenly
| at her home in the north part Of the
town. Wednesday. The funeral SER
vices were held at her late residence.
| Saturday.
Mrs. Angie Taylor, son Archie and
daughter Ellen of Augusta, were
visitors at c. T. Pinkham's, Friday of
| last week.
A grass fire in the field of Geo. Stod-
| dard came near destroying the build
ines, Saturday.
Chester Bachelor and family are
moving into the house of H. c.
| Minot.
Leo Dunn took pictures Of the Sum-
day-school scholars and interior of the
sohoolhouse. Easter Sunday.
Rev. G. D. Crane of Watcrville lee
| tured before the scholars of the High
| school Wednesday afternoon and in
| the evening at the Lincoln schoolhouse.
His remarks were much enjoyed by
all.
READFlELD.
| James Harvey of this town, and Mabel
Stone of Winthrop, were married at the
brides home. May night.
William Record has sold his grist mill
to Brann & Gordon of Readfeld depot.
W. G. Hunton will deliver the men,
orial address at Wayne. AS the old SOL
diers of this town belong to the corps
at Wayne. a large number from Read
field will attend the exercises.
May has come in with cold blistering
weather. Yet already the season seems
| well advanced.
FAYETTE.
| F.A. Win of Waterville, was in town.
Saturday.
| Alice NJ. Hewett and Alice Hutchin-
son were at home Fast day.
Thomas Wing. the oldest person in
| town, is very low and is not expected
| to recover.
| E. II. Kent is somewhat better than
| last week.
Tho road commissioner has been at
work for some days on the roads.
LITCHFlELD PLAINS.
The Plains Sunday school was re-or-
ganizod, Sunday. with T.. w. Lapham
as superintendent, w. II. Dustin, as
sistant; Miss Edith NJ. Small, secretary
and treasurer; Miss Mary Packard
librarian: Miss Helen Blanchard, assis-
tant. Among the guest at the Plains
church, Sunday, were Dora Benner OF
South Monmonth: Mrs. Ann Woodbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cunningham
John T. Tufford. Prof. 3. E. Packard
Miss Ethel Colley and Mrs. H. c. AL
lard and son, Harry.
WEEKS MILLS.
Pine Cone Union met with Chins
Grange, April. 26. with a fairly good at