Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-30

the VaSsalborO schools. AS there
no public libraries to supply feao'"e
matter for the young OF these '""',s'
the need OF school libraries can oe
realized. Gentlemen's night or the
club which was indefinitely postponed
will be held as soon az the roaus al
in good travelling condition.
The Rev. Mr.. Harbutt of Portland OF
the CONGREGATIONAL Missionary 80
ciety will preach in the RVersioe
church Sunday morning next at Av''u
o'clock. AS he is very able sPeaNv $,
| 1T is hoped the people of Riverside wiz
appreciate this opportunity OF nearing
him and swell the attendance by ihei'
nresence. There will he conEres"-
tionaI singing and a solo by Mrs. Gill
crease.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Phinney spent
the day. Thursday. with Mr.. and MIS-.
| Oscar Abbott. of Taber Hill. Mr.
| Ahhott's farm of two hundred acres II
| located in the most picturesque ana
| slightly section of this part OF the
| state Situated on the top OF laper
| Hill more Familiarity known as ADho''
| nm II commands IA view of the sur
| roundin. country that must be seen 10
| ha annreciated. Mr.. Abbott makes
| specialty of sheep raising ha''"s
| si,n,. hIoo,led stock that are a source
! of nride as well as profit. He mas been
| unite successful also in the poultry
husines2 which he intends enlarg1ng
| this coming season.
IL II. Lee returned home Saturday
IN romajn with his family over the
Sa bbath.
BELGRADE.
Owing to the drifts in a part OF his
route, our r. F. d. carrier was unable
to make his trip Monday of last week
Mrs. Cora Hammond is seriously i'll
at her home at the depot with liver
trouble. She is tenderly cared for by
her sister Miss Lila Mosher.
Miss Lena kimball who has been very
i'll with measles is improving.
Earl Wyman has returned from visit
with his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Wyman of Benton.
Miss Lila Mosher has resigned her po-
sition as assistant postmistress.
The large body of snow has disappeared
very rapidly during the past week.
Mrs. Grace Pulsifer has returned from
a visit to relatives in Waterville.
Mrs Gertie Trask has been at Augusta
the past two weeks assisting in the care
of her mother, Mrs. Lorenzo Farnham
who has been i'll with pneumonia.
The pie social held by the S. c. E.
Tuesday evening was success.
Belgrade Grange held its regular
meeting, Saturday evening, with a
good attendance considering the con-
Gition of the roads. After the usual
routine of business the meeting was
placed under the direction of the
Worthy Lecturer.
WEST GARDINER.
One Of the Towle Brothers horses
was cast, last week, on the HallOwell
road and it required Two men to get
him onto his feet. Fortunately no
other damage was done.
Mrs. Forest Wakefield, Joseph Wake
| field, Lambert Perkins and Mrs VIM.
Batchelder are all on the sick list.
Miss Theola Horn who attends the
two weeks vacation.
Miss Ella Batchelder who has been
having a vacation, will return to her
| school in Hallowell this week.
The town election has been declared
illegal and another one has been called
for Tuesday Of this week.
Viii Cannon Of Augusta visited
friends in town Sunday.
Miss Verna Spear was a guest at
William Batchelder's last week.
Will Perry is cutting u years supply
OF wood for Warren Davis.
Reuben Snowe is hauling a large
amount of cord wood to HallOwell.
ALBION.
Mrs. Cora Heikes has returned from
South Berwick where she has been
visiting her parents.
A baby girl brightens the home OF
| rived March q.
Ed Foye has moved to Ed Moody s
place.
| Frank Holmes has been in town for a
| short stay.
Mrs. Will Norton has gone to the
Maine General Hospital.
Ed Ragley has returned from a bust
ness trip to Portland.
Roscoe Clark who lost a finger in A.
NJ. Stratton's mill recently while taxi
ing sbayings away from the saw is do
| ing well.
| Miss Mabel Fuller from Waterville is
visiting in town.
| The death of Mrs. Lydia Tyler &C.
CURED, Thursday. March %. Funeral
| services were conducted by Rev. n. NJ
Heike, Sunday afternoon.
EAST WINTHROP.
Miss Ruby Jackson is visiting her aunt
| Mrs. William Lyon at North Manchester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richmond Brann of Som
| erville visited friends here the past week
A. P. Green of Augusta was at his
| brothers, Sunday.
LITcHFiELD CORNER.
| Rev. f. A. Harlow, who has been
| confined to his house by grip for sew
eral weeks. is able to be out. He
| preached Sunday.