Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-24
NORTH WAYNE.

Inc remains OF MIS-. waiter MOultOfl,
who died in Winthrop, Monday, after
u long illness of Bright's disease. were
brought to this village for interment,
Thursday. This was the birthplace and
home of Mrs. Moulton until about four
years ago when She moved to Liver
more Falls and from there to Win
throp. A husband. two sons and three
daughters. survive.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Berry returned
to their home i'll Oakland. Tuesday. af-
ter several weeks visit with their
daughter, Mrs Irwin Bugbee.
John Benson and Percy Foss went to
Oakland, Tuesday, for Il few days Wis
il with relatives.
j. T.. Palmer Of Boston, is the guest
of his sister, Mrs. I. G. Jennings.
After a short visit with friends here.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Forrest Rowe returned to
their home in Oakland, Thursday.
T.. VI. ). Abbott and son Wilfred. are
cutting the hay on the farm of Mrs.
Mary Keith.
ALBION.
Rev. \. c. Maynard called at the par
sOnage this week.
c. Il. Wellington of Unity. was in
town, last week.
Mrs. Hattie Williams of Beverly.
Mass, is visiting friends in town.
Mrs. Lila Hayes and children are
visiting Mrs. Hayes mother. Mrs. Ma
ria Parmenter.
Ed. York is having alterations and
repairs made on his barn. Everett
Ever has Charge of the work.
Farmers gladly welcomed the rool
clear days of Thursday and Friday, az
ter such intense heat.
RaSpberrying is the order of the day
with the women and girls and Occa-
sionally a man is seen with the parties.
EAST READFlELD.
The recent notice of the death Of
Mr.. Hartung of Manchester. recalls 10
the writer the busy and successful life
work of a good man. He was fellow
workman, more than so years ago. with
the writer's father, in the oil carpet
factory of Alfred Lewis ut the Forks"
now Manchester and the friendly rcla-
tions were continued through the life
of both persons. His kindly saluta-
tons to other members of the family.
whenever we have met have been Il
pleasant experience. His busy and sue
cessful life is manifest, today. in the
broad smooth fields on his former
home farm. and it ever seemed Il de-
light to him to make the rough places
smooth and productive. Mr.. HartunS
lived to become the owner of his early
employers fine home. and also of the
level field on which the carpet factories
formerly stood. an event doubtless lit
tie realized in his early life.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Spaulding. Port
land. and Freeland Ypaton are visiting
their sister. Mrs. c. III. Gordon.
". 7. Mace and helpers are cutting
tho hay on the Holmes farm this week.
Mrs. Bert T.. Mace and sister Miss
Rehecca Magovern. arrived from Will
braham. Mass. "Wednesday.
NORTH AUGUSTA.
The Children's concert at the Jewett
schoolhouee. July at p NJ was a
decided success. much credit is due
Mrs. Lucy Chesley the very efficient
Sunday school superintendent who had
charge of the program and decorations.
All the parts by the children were we'll
rendered and much enjoyed by the
large congregation present. In the
evening on the same date the Children's
concert was given at the church at
North Augusta. but because Of the
shower 1t was somewhat disappointing
TO those having charge of the pro-
gram that many of the children who
were to have taken part were unable
10 attend. The church was prettily
decorated with ferns. potted plants and
cut flowers. \ good collection was TAX
en- ut the close of both services.
WEST WINDSOR.
quiet wedding occurred at the
nome of Rev. J. +. Jones. West Wind
sor. Sunday noon. July l6. The con-
tracting parties We're Fred Ellsworth
Moody and Aidia Mae Choata hath -