Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-22
STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEC.
BELGRADE.

town meeting held by the students of
Belgrade High school, l.. G.. Smith,
principal:
Moderator, Paul YeatOn; clerk and
treasurer. ElnOra Bickford; selectnen,
Nora Chandler. Jennie Tillson, Donna
IYeaton; assessors and Overseers, Nora
lChandler Jennie Tillson, Donna Yea
ton; collector. Frank Adams; school
committee, Celia Taylor; auditor, Car
roll Richardson; constable, Herbert
Scribner; truant officer, Eva Yeaton;
lround keeper, Ethel Cummings; tith-
ling master, George Wadleigh.
Voted to lay the election of road
commissioner on the table till Art. )
was disposed Of.
| Under Article it was voted to have
La road commissioners. Edna Bickford
was elected road commissioner
Under Article it was voted to raise
$500 for town charges.
Under Article it was voted to raise
$50 to build a street crossing from the
school house to Mrs. Stuart's and the
money to be expended under the direc-
ton of the selectmen and road COM
missioner.
Under Article 6 it was voted to raise
$40 for blaCkboards for the High school
building and that Jesse Penney be APP
pointed a committee to buy the same.
Article I. Voted to raise the sum of
$12 to purchase recitation seats for the
High school building and that the pur
chasing be made under the direction of
| the school committee.
Article s. Voted to raise $500 to
purchase clock ror High school. same
to be under the direction of Herbert
Scribner
Article 9. Voted to raise 500 to pur-
chase an organ fol High school, same
tc be expended by Mertic Chandler.
Article 10. Voted to raise the sum
or - to fix weather vane. Upon motion
OF Leo Rogers il WAS voted that Donna
| 1eaton and Mr. Smith constitute Il
Joint committee to repair same. Voted
| to pay the morerator sl.00 for his ser
| vices which sum he refused to accept.
Voted TO adjourn sine die
NORTH VAsSALBORo.
Easter will be celebrated Sunday at
the Baptist church i'll AN appropriate
manner. At 1890 A. NJ the pastor
will speak on what a Risen Christ
Can Do" Special music. In the
evening at 80 the Sunday-school will
1
ter Light" consisting of professionals,
| chOruscs, duets, solos, readings and
other exercises. All are invited TO
come to these services and participate
in the joys of Eastertide.
LlTCHFlELD.
| Will Springer has gone to Mclrosc,
| Mass, to work in Il sanitarium.
/ Ia ~.
W. G. knights. has gone Oh. a trip to
| New York.
| Will Knight. while cutting lumber
| for NJ. II. Dustin, was accidentally
| struck by Il falling tree. He narrowly
escaped serious injury. but a limo
struck his leg hurting the muscles.
which will lay him up for a while.
SOUTH MONMOUTH.
Mrs. y. Roberts is iii Portland. talk
ing care of her daughter. Mrs. Waiter
Pinkham, who is very sick with rhcu-
matte fever.
Ralph Warren has gone to Montana
and will work there ut farming.
Leonard Rickford has returned to
Mr.. Ecnnors, after Il six months abb
Srnce.
| IlTCHFlEIO PLAINS.
Mrs. \. T.. Roberts entertained the
| Womans Missionary Society, Wcdncs-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs A. J. Tozicr were visit
ing at Gardner Roberts. Wednesday.
NORTH PITTSToN.
Mrs. Thomas Searls and little Miss
| Mary Carroll of Bar Harbor were the
guests OF Miss Eva SearIs last week.
Mrs. james Moore and Mrs. George
| SweetlanG of Gardiner visited at Mrs.
John Grants last week.
Miss Arobine Clark of East Chelsea
spent few days last week with Mrs.
Lille Grant.
All the schools of Pittston COM
menced Monday. Miss Enza Green is
teacher of No. 10: Miss Mary Cary %
| No. IL. and Miss Sadie Marson of No.
l..
Miss Edith Gray is visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. Lulu Hunt ut Clinton.
The dance given Saturday evening at
| Sparlow's hall in honor of the birth
days Of the Misses Emma Sparrow and
| Ruth Grant was a success in every
particular. a goodly company was in
attendance. Good music furnished by
Messrs. King and Williams ard fine re-
freshments served. The young ladies
received several tokens of rcmem-
brancc from their friends.
Miss Lizzie Dudley of Gardiner WAS
the guest of Miss Nellie Grant over
Sunday.
Messrs Fred Jones and Cyrus Green
are having their apples packed 10y ".
| =. Jawett and viii ship them to BOSTON
by steamer kennebec.
James Hayes of Chelsea with his
gasoline power has been saving the
wood for several of the farmers of this
| vicinity. Thursday while saving for
John Dunn. in placing large log on
the saw table in some way the SAW
was moved, bringing it in contact
with Il bolt causing it to break. the
piece flying several feet. Although
J several mon were at work and stand
ing in close proximity, fortunately all
escaped injury. Mr.. Hayes has sew
eral more jobs engaged which he will