Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-13
EAST Pl1TSTON.

EAST I'll IONs
The summer training school for teach
ers is to commence Monday, July "A, and
continue for four weeks. This school
has been provided for by an appropria-
ton from the state and has been ar
ranged by State Superintendent Stetson,
who has selected some of the leading
educational talent to deliver lectures
at its session. G. r. Mansr superinten-
dent of schools for Pittston is TO have
personal supervision of the school and
it was through his efforts that the neces-
sary number, forty-five, teachers were
pledged to attend.
East Pittston will welcome the gather
ing of the schoOlteachers as life is dull
in our midst. With Kowing's Villa
closed, no summer boarders, the moving
away of several families and closing of
several houses, the village seems de-
serted.
Miss Mary A. Cary has gone to Rum
ford Falls to visit with friends for
few days
Rev c. W. Lowell, q former pastor
of this charge, occupied the pulpit Sun
day His sermons and visit were greatly
enjoyed and appreciated by all.
EAST READFIELD.
Mrs. A. w. Brainarl las arrived
home from a visit II schoolmate
friend who resides in Everett, Mass.
Two weeks were spent at their cottage
at Hampton Beach. While i'll Everett.
Mrs. Brainard was visite by NJ. N.
Cottle. formerly of this place. also by
Mrs. NJ. ]. Cole, Walter Co;e and Mrs.
Mckay all OF Boston.
Charles Gordon of the firm, Gordon
Brothers. Chisholm, with his wife and
daughter, visited his 70: mer home here
Saturday and returned 10 Chisholm
Sunday. Mr.. Gordon reports a very
busy season at their mill the past year.
They have done considerable saving
and manufacturing barrel stock, also
dimension lumber employing some i
to IA men. Their business Will be en-
iarged by building new hill on the
shore of Crotched Pond. some eight
miles from Chisholm, and more help
will be employed Their first start in
this business was at Weeks Mills, New
Sharon, where they did Il large business
manufacturing apple barrels, several
machines used being of their own
make. They shipped stock to West
Paris, Winthrop. Readfeld and other
Centers, where they sent men to set up
apple barrels. They still ON the plant
and do some work at this mill. but di-
menscn lumber is their main business
at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newbegm and four chill
dren, from Danvers. Mass. are occupy
ing portion of the A. w. Brainarj
residence for the summer. The little
girl has a beautiful pony and enjoya
her rides on it's back over the country
roads. Many Of the boys and girls cast
longing glances as they pass, WISHING
for just such an outfit.
Mrs Carrie Hall, Quincy, Mass. Is
with her mother. Mrs. Smart, at Mrs
Maria Mace's. Mrs. Smart and daugh-
ter. win visit friends in Manchester
before returning home.
Miss Rebecca Mayorerrs, Chicago, 4
trained nurse, is visiting her sister
daughters, of Cambridge, Mass, has
She has been advised by her physician
to take n sea voyage 70: the benefit 81
her health and she will sail for n for
ei9n shore ana visit relatives in the old
world ia few days. She int nds to b;
absent about one year. Mrs. Mace.
brother and sister from Great Barring
ton. Mass. are still with her and tn
family group is a happy AMI enjoya bl,
one.
Mrs. l.. U. Dudley attended tn,
funeral of an aunt IN Jay. last week.
Miss Ruth Fcverno. Somerville
Mass. is at Mr.. J. Il. Mayhew's durin,
her vacation. She enjoys Locating an,
her bicycle
Joshua Deerng with lis wife an,
daughters, of Cambridge Mass, ha
arrived at his farm and viii do his ha y
ing. He intends to occupy his resi-
denc" permanently in the near future
Mr. Wallace and family reside in tn
house as usual.
liberal supply Of trout and salmo!
from the hatchery Mt the outlet o
Carleton pond We're recently put int
the Little pond. 50 called. in this vi
Sinity. by Howard Alien.
SOUTH MONMOUTH.
Daniel Powers of Litchfield met with
severe accident July 4th A gun burst
70 badly injuring his left hand that
was necessary To amputate the Who'll
hand in line with the fore finger an
wrist leaving only the fore finger an
thumb. Drs. Blake and Randlette q
Monmouth dressed the wound He /
cared for at II. Dustin's
A little child of Elmer Chicks is III
Mrs Benner. Mrs. Jewell and Thoma
Blckford are still on the sick list
Kate Pincin has been visiting at J.
Buker's. She has sold her hay to Mrs
StoCkham.
Mrs. M II. Dustin. her daughter Gene
We've. and Hazel Woodward attended tn
Pine st. church at Lewiston, Sunday.
Louise and Bertha Springer of Lewis
ton are visiting at thier grandfather:
William Springer
About 1000 feet Of rope cable used fc
pulling RATS of logs by the Bearce