Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-19

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mere VIII be an Easter concert at
|h'oh church. Easter Sunday.
Ihere Will be prayer meeting at A
;. BEANS, Wednesday evening.
MRS. Hattie Dove and little Edmund
spent saturday and Sunday with her
aunt, Miss E. A. Dove.
The whist club was entertaipaa ~,
S'r. ana Mrs. Herbert Pinkham, Satur-
day eve.
Kew. }. Robert Hall occupied the mil
PIT In Union church. Sunday.
Dr. Sanborn and son of Aupus+.
visited his daughter Mrs. Stinson. last
week.
NORTH MANCHESTER.
Will Brown. who lives on the San
ford place. sowed half a bushel Of ne,s
on April 2. Mrs. Brown who has been
confined to the house with sickness
for some time is out.
Mrs. George A. Lilly, who underwent
an operation at the Augusta city hos
pltal, last week, is reported as doing
as well as could be expected.
Mabry>Birch is making short visit
here. He has fine position i'm a hotel
at the White Mts.
Lewis Sanford has sold his farm
and is to go to California with his wife.
Mr.. ard Mrs. jefferson Able and Mrs
Mabry Birch will move TO the Lewis
Sanford farm.
BELGRADE.
Mrs. Clara Mccoy wife of Elijah
Bunker died at her late home near the
Depot. April 9th of pneumonia. She is
survived by husband. three sons
Frank and Bert of the Depot and Fred
of Oakland. also one daughter Mrs
Joseph Whitehouse of Winslow. The
funeral services We're held at her late
residence. Sunday, April Gth.
Miss Augusta Albee of Rockland.
commenced her duties as teacher Of the
Mckinley school, April Eth.
Rev Mr.. Crane of Watcrville will adj
dress the pupils of the high school on
the afternoon of April 2j and in the
evening will deliver lecture at the
Lincoln school. All are cordially in
vited. No admission will be charged
w. f. Overlook of Washington, will
hold a meeting at the Lincoln school,
house Sunday. April I'D. A cordial in
vitatiOn is extended 10 all. 1t is to De
hoped there will be COED attendance
There will be Il picnic dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Lord and son
Erwin of Manchester. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry I. Tucker and Mr.. and Mrs
Eugene Turner of Mt. Vernon were
among the visitors at G. T. Pinkhams
Sunday.
Miss Pierce of Windsor is teaching
the Lincoln school and is boarding with
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Dudley.
The usual good interest is being
manifested in the Sunday school and
Christian Endeavor meetings. there be-
ing a good attendance at each meeting
i'm spite of the hard travelling.
Mrs. Nancy Pinkham is visiting rela
tives in West Gardiner.
Joseph Sayer is doing quite a business
buying and shipping COWS. calves and
hogs He shipped a carload of hogs
Monday.
Agnes. daughter Of s. NJ. Bickford, is
i'll with bronchitis.
The youngest son Of Frank Dunn.
caught his fingers in the gear of
bicycle injuring them so badly as to
make it necessary to amputate the first
one to the first john, the doctor is
hopeful of saving the other one, al
though it is badly crushed.
Mrs Myrtle Tucker caught her thumb
i'm the gearing of her washing machine
tearing off nearly all the flesh and nail
from the end of the thumb and bruisinS
the bone. DR.. Wright who is attending
il hopes to save the thumb though 1t
will be a long time before she can use
it.
1t is rumored that Arthur Ward has
bought the Shapput place Sc called and
will move to it right away.
Miss Jennie p. Fl. Chase returned to
Belgrade, last week. from Princeton.
Mass she has recently resigned the
position which she has held in the high
school there for the last three years.
READFlELD.
The lakes are nearly free from ice
and the roads are in much better con-
ditiou than usual at this season of the
year.
Mrs Shorer has had her buildings
reshingled.
Much has been done towards clean
ing up lawns and getting ready for
warm days.
Rev. Mr.. Wood supplied the pulpit
here Sunday, giving a very able ser
mon.
Joshua Davis who has been sick for
many months past is slowly recovering.
The Nickerson brothers are repair
ing the Dudley Harris place recently
bought and taken under their care.
The roads are i'm better condition
than usual at this time of the year
Those who fish have had very good
success the last few days in this vicin-
ity.
Died i'm Readfield, March IS. at the
home of Miss NJ. A. Currier, Mrs.
Lucinda. widow of the late Hiram OTIS
and mother of A. c. Otis. Esq, of
Philadelphia, all of whom were form
erly. for several years, residents of Au-
guSta. Mrs. Otis was holn in Salem.