Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-14
STATE NEWS.
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aEApFtELD.

Il blanchard of West Farming
Franz in this section buying stock
pn w. aays this week. He bought two
esef p A. Gordon. five OF b. D.
au .s0O end eight of z. II. Thomas
ol' r. Hewitt who has been with
NE laughter in Readtield for the past
sr aa - with her son. Frank E: Hewitt
eH Us recently bought and taken pos
'ne .s "a Of the Gideon Ha!lowell farm
n Watson of Rome was a recent
.or in Readfield and Augusta. MI;
s.son recently bought a farm OF .oo
ms in Rome.
" Harris Of Livermore is buying
- eows, hogs and veal calves in this
,r and shipping them to Brigh-
Jul" Mr. Harris shipped a load last
.~ and will ship again next Mon
F. Society of Manchester is
y" ,old,ng meetings at the houses Of
.rt members, but will open the
- the last Of April. The next meet
rilI be with Mrs. Fred Snow. The
ling Easter Sunday will be with
Virgil Scribner The members Of
.ocipty will take part in the Easter
ssos A cordial invitation is ex-
"a 10 all TO attend these meetings.
,oeial and may-basket sale will be
a N the near future with Mr.. and
FRS Fred Snow.
Ma. Alberta Hewitt Of Belgrade has
a~osd TO her studies at GOrham Nor
al school,
william Hunt. road commissioner of
.,aseh has been looking after cul-
~. and washouts and making the
".ds as passable as is POSSIBLE to do
ts time Of the year.
vs, Olive Murray who went from
Manchester to California a few weeks
- 9TH her mother and brother. writes
no pleasant trip and safe arrival of
!. narty at their new home in north
= california. Miss Murray writes that
the time the train passed the Won
.,ul Grand Canon with it's Royal
~ that she stood on the platform
me rear car and took i'm the grandeur
a majestic beauty of the scene but
hal il is impossible for one to describe
bur YOU can imagine an immense
cuntain more than 300 feet high, rem.
kom TOP to bottom, with foaming wa
n tumbling down between and no
lance seemingly for a track, but
.rong arched Orders pass from cliff to
hi distance Of so feet and from this
. tracks have been suspended making
hanging bridge.
Charles Wilson OF Manchester is at
ork .or B. D. Gordon.
ALBION.
The remains Of the late Mrs. A. w.
ICED were brought from Benton to Al
ion for burial. April II.
Mrs. W. S. Mayberry has gone to
ugusta Miss Nellie Parmenter is
sKekeeper for Mr.. Mayberry while
wife is away.
The Sunshine Club met at Mrs. J. W.
fIhltUH ., AuiH ~.
NORTH MANCHESTER.
Mrs. Emily Hill, whose funeral was
lid at her home. March 31st. will be-
billy missed by her family, neighbOrs
bd friends She had always pleasant
mile and cheerful word for everyone and
rs always trying to do some act of
ndness. She was formerly Miss Emily
Rsbbitts of Belgrade. and married VIII
(an Hill Of North Manchester. She had
EFed 90 years in the house where she
Bed During long weeks of suffering she
ts patient and cheerful. Mrs. Hill is
Hved by two children, William Fl. and
lHnls E.. also by three brothers and one
Eter, Stephen Tebbitts of Mercer. Will
IAN Tebbitts of Massachusetts. Isaac
.sitts of New Hampshire, and Mrs.
sph Tracy Of Rome.
CLINTON.
Yearly 100 were out at the chorus for
D. rehearsal for the Concert of Ma
ss' Wednesday night. and good work
@ accomplished. This entertainment
smses to be one of the finest given
" for long time. and the chorus
|r The music is both patriotic, bright
Y catchy and all enjoy the rchearsi,ls
n concert will b. given sometime in
ig ard will undoubtedly draw big
Fafence. Several attractions and novel
q are to be announced later. The next
sarsal will be held Wednesday night.
aea full announcement will be made to
chorus in regard to the program and
Parts selected. also the names of
nee who are to represent the typical
aracters.