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

The third annual Fourth Of July cele-
bration given under the auspices OF
North Augusta Grange. proved to ne
one. of the pleasant evt!rtS Gt the sum-
Iucr. The hall and grounds are SUR
rounded by maple tres ard i; was IN
id"Hl, place t. meet old friends, rest
:.nd be entertained. pa:lard's -orches-
tn furnished excellent music. after
noon aud evening ~ m nrpreciativ"
audience. For the excellent program
furnished both in the hall and on the
grounds much credit is, Cue, the COM
mittccs in charge vino l.bored to make
this occasion just what il proved To be,
4 SOCIAL and financial success.
The Sunday school concert which was
70 have been given last Sunday evening
was postponed to Sunday evening. July
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ward of Mt.
Vernon. hay" been the guests of their
daughter. Mrs. Lucy Jackson, this
week..
Miss Pearl Jones' was thc guest II
Mrs. George Scott over the Fourth.
RIVERSIDE.
Judge Andrews and family Of Augusta
ana Richard Lincoln ui Boston were the
quests al Mis-. q. n. Phlnncy. Tuesday
and Wednesday,.
Mr.. ana Mrs. John Reed. who have been
at Eoston island for the p;tSt two weeks.
have returned to their hume in RivcrsL,y
Miss Della Gardner is spending a few
days with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Per
Icy Gardiner.
The closing exercises OF III" Riverside
Gr;tIrmar and Primary schools were held
in Good T"mTlIrS' Hall. Thursday even
Ing. dune nth. An entertainment. TN"
Months and SEASONS waS presented by tn"
pupils OF both grades and was Il credit to
then ANA III the teachers. who worked 50
hard L" MAX" ii a success. Tn" r;tln"S of
the pupils of the Urinary school who
have not been absent during the term are
RAYMOND Brown. Mtlo Wentworth. RIOS"
Went worth. Iva Howe. Nellie Went worth.
Charlie Sherman. Those dissent only one"
Nellie sherman and Ralph Weeks.
Having has begun in good earnest and
SHINY 80 days stn the crops are looking
timely and Civ. nrutpis'' of l.hountful har-
vest Farms ar" in great demand here
and surely they ought to be FOR in the
estimation Of the writer there is no more
beautiful spot in all New England than
along this dear old l\cnncb"c and not amy
mon prosperous people than the farmers
ol NasSalborO
CHURCHILL.
Mr. f. A. PheIan tx confined to the
house by 4 severe strain.
Mrs s A. Wentworth has returned to
her home in Riverside.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo Nicholas and son are
working for T. b. Stackpolc.
Mrs Annie Ward visited her sister. Miss
Alice Caswell, "Wednesday.
A. p. Wood was on the Hill. Thursday.
AIR. and Mrs A. D. Day was in the
place. Thursday on business.
Miss Hughes who is giving good salts
faction. has services at the chapel Sun
day and Wednesday evenings ut 80.
CHELSEA.
Residents of this town were shocked.
Wednesday night. to learn of the sudden
death of Albert y. Douglass. one OF our
prominent and best known residents.
which occurred in Gardiner at about
o'clock. while sitting in his wagon on
Mater Street. he having driven to town:
MIR. Douglass WIS born in Chelsea and
with the exception of a few years passed
IN California. had always lived here. He
mas always been interested in town affairs
; and had served several times on tn"
noard of seltctmcn. as well as holdings
several othcr'to offices. In politics he
T Tas g Democrat. His wife, who was Miss
vs oraine Gowell, died about two years ago
suddenly. He leaves one son, Ar