Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-19
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Spencer. with
friends, from Augusta. were the guests
Of relatives. Mr.. and Mrs T. w. Ham,
mond. Sunday.
Robert Brann and Miss Julia L. Cor
don were guests Of Herman Adams.
Belgrade. Sunday.
Howard Allen, who Ia All expert at
fishing. recently placed 10000 land
locked salmon i'm Lake Brainard, tn.
fish being procured at East Winthrop
hatchery and placed in tine lake on al
plication to Fish Commissioner Garlic
ton. Mr.. Allen calculates that Huntan
pond connected with the lake. and the
several tributaries will in d few yea-s
be well stocked with fish, .HbichEwfH
afford much profit ana pieasure to tn.
Walton's OF the vicinity
The shock Of the earthquake was
felt and its results noticed In Jyarioux
ways. dishes ratified and bottles laid on
shelves, pencils on tables. anything Tat
could be easily set i'm motion by rolling.
was found on the floor. A man passing
a stone wall saw the wall move as the
stones were thrown against each other,
some Of the sick were affected seriously
and nearly all were, to say the least,
somewhat scared.
E. NJ. Hutchinson is In Boston for Z
few days on business.
Raspberries are being PICKED ana
offered for sale in quite large quanti-
ties.
Burt Gordon has purchased the hay
in the field owned by Mrs. Al. j. Sher-
burne.
EAST READFIELD.
Mrs. Albert Z. Mace and her two
sisters and brother. who were on a visit
to her home, received a dispatch, Tues
day evening, announcing the sudden
death of brother-in-law, James
Stevens. Of Wilbraham, Mass Hurried
preparations were made and the party
took the early morning train, Wednes-
day. and arrived i'm Wiibrakam at 5.3g
p. NJ. The funeral services were held,
Thursday. Mr.. Stevens WAS carpenter
at the Academy. and while repairing
the cupola on Rich hall, the ladder on
which he was standing clipped and he
fell 10 feet, striking on the roof of the
ell. He lived only 80 minutes. Mr.
Stevens was chaplain of the Masonic
Lodge and class leader and officer In
the Methodist church at Wilbraham-
The heavy earthquake shock. early
Saturday morning. was great sur
prise. Stoves, tables and buildings
were shaken, and one man who was
says he got out of the barn As
quickly as possible, az he expected It
would come down.
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lowered to facilitate tine laying OF pipe
to the deepest part of he lake.
Mrs. Freeman C. Brown Of Litchf1eld.
has been visiting Mrs. s. C. Brown and
friends in this vicinity.
Miss Ruth Fletcher of SomeryiIIe.
Mass. is visiting Mrs. Fenns. at Mr..
Mayhews. She is mcIuber of the
Somerville High school.
Miss Alice B. Smith of Medford.
Mass, and young lady friend, have
made arrangements TO come here for
an outing. about the first of August.
E. A. Gordon and man with Their
cam have about finished c. G. MerriIrs
haying. Mr.. Gordon will cut Mrs. J. p
Norrilrs grass. and then J. Deerings, .
before doing his own haying.
EAST vAssALBoRo.
c. 7. Richardson, who has been
resident here for number of years.
out is now in Newton Center with rel
it'ves, has sold his place to George
Pierce.
Miss Nellie Butterfield of Washing
on, ID. G.. is passing a few weeks at
he Butterfield homestead.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dow have been
entertaining guests the past week.
Mrs. Emery Bragg has been passing
few days in Waterville.
Geo. NJ. Richardson has been making
rev repairs on his home in the way
u veranda and door opening on to 1t
rom the main house.
Miss Edith Priest has returned from
Ter two weeks trip to Silver Bay. N.
T.. attending the Y. w. c. A. confer
nee.
NORTH WAYNE,
f. j. Perrett has just returned from
trip to Collinsville, Conn. All regret
learn that he is soon to move his
amily to that place.
=. II. Faunce returned from Win
'eac' conn.,. Saturday, for q two
'eeks' stay at his home here.
cyrus. and Clinton Foote were the
uests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Stevens.
aturday night.
T.. L. stevens Is making extensive re-
airs on his house. Charles Stevens of
ayette. is at work on the job.
MISS Carrie March returned to her
ONE in Winthrop, Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Eric johnson and Ale,
OF Readfield. passed Sunday
18th relatives in Wayne.
Miss Ida Richards entertained IA Of
er little friends. Saturday afternoon.
lie occasion being her 10th birthday
anniversary. The afternoon was very
luch enjoyed with music, games and
elections on the photograph. She was
.membered by her friends with gifts
various kinds. The birthday cake
as very prettily decorated with
'ndies and flowers. Ice cream AMI
Ike were served af o.rIocE Tho -.