Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-01
KENNEBEc.
WjNDSORVILLE.

Quite a number of our young people
will attend school at Oak Grove Semi
nary, this spring.
Blaine Swift was caller at Joseph
Wingood's, Sunday.
Herbert Dodge commenced work
Monday in the sawmill Of his brother,
A. ]. Dodge.
Rufus Colby has sold his farm to c.
J. York. Mr.. Colby will move his
family to Cooper's Mills in the near flu
ture. Many will be, sorry to learn of
Mr.. Colbys departure from this town.
L. b. French will have a dance at
his pavilion the first night in May,
which will be the first this season.
Overlock's orchestra will furnish
music.
ALBION.
few weeks vacation.
The school committee met March q
and elected A. o. Hall superintendent
of schools.
Thirteen of George Wilson's friends
gave him a surprise party Wednesday
evening, March 20. it being his six
teenth birthday. A fine pocket knife
the occasion. Social games and re-
freshments of ice cream and cake
WAS enjoyed by all.
Will ToZier died Wednesday, March
% He suffered a severe illness of
typhoid pneumonia and later heart
trouble. An operation was performed
to remove water from around the heart
from which he did not survive. He
leaves a widow, father and mother,
brot hers and sisters, beside other rela-
tivcs. Sympathy is extended to the
bereaved ones.
SOUTH FAYETTE.
Doris. the little daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. T. NJ. Shaw. has been quite ill
for few days.
A. \. Manter is having his house
raised by adding another story to it.
Mrs. Nelson Dodge of Wayne has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. w. r.
Frost at the Evergreen Farm at
Wayne
Miss Lewey Pike Is visiting relatives
at kents Hill.
Joseph Gerry who has been i'll is now
able to attend to business.
Herbert Walton is on the sick list.
DR.. Chenery is in attendance.
Edward Palmer who has been spend
ing the winter with his sister, Mrs. T.
q. Jennings at North Wayne, has re-
turned to his home at SOmerville,
Mass.
Leon Chase of Rumford Falls, was
tho ruest Of S. V. Pike, last week.
r. S. Hisbee of Chicago, spent por-
tion Of last week as guest of Mr.. and
Mrs r. C. Thompson at Wayne. Mr..
Risbee also visited relatives at Fayette.
Mrs. T. Il. Swift is critically i'll with
tvnhoid pneumonia. DR.. Taggart of
Wirthrcp is attending her.
r. p. Seery is hauling his apples to
tho railroad station at Readfield.
Mrs Hutchins who has been caring
for her daughter, Mrs. G. G. Hubbard,
who is sick. has returned to her home
at I.ivermore Falls.
Mrs. E. S. Thompson, secretary of
y-,vne Grange has been invited to give |
address DSlOlc tiiC iIICiliOctS VI
Leeds Grange.
MONMOUTH.
charles F. Warren, Monmouth boy, |
,,.ho was lately employed by the Mon
18th Canning Company of Portland, |
~. attained employment as conductor |
.he Boston Elevated Railway. Mr.. |
warren's run is over the Jamaica Plain
surface division.
WEST GARDINER.
a,.p.s CORNER-Mr. and Mrs. Fred |
SrPI.;sdelI have returned from Auburn,
I: bitt two weeks visit.
- carrie Swift has moved from Au-
MIS- n the Hiram Swift farm.
sus , p;ckford has left his situation at |
A fl e oHoyts and returned to his home in
Fairfield. ho,,
BAXTER SINAI! T Wsk slsstsd first first select.
man; GA ga frank E. Sherburne elected |
roaa The see %ass5nE s was
ratifcatni meeting. The end is not vet.