Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-05
STATE NEWS.
KENMEBEC.
NORTH AUGUSTA.

H. NJ. Simpson Of Lfvermore ha.
been passing a few days here caliini
OH old friends.
Miss Lucy Hovey retained Nionda,
to resume her studies at the Gorhan
normal school.
E. E. Taylor lost a valuable new
mich COW this week.
Mrs. Olive Perkins has had a sever,
attack OF the grip and is still under
a physicians care.
Mrs. Henry Lyon who has been con
fined to her home for the past weel
with the grip is able to be out.
Miss Viola Dudley has. been passins
few days with her aunt Mrs. Henr,
Lyon
Arthur Leighton is confined to hi.
home by serious injury to his foot.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. NJ. leighton ar,
spending few weeks here.
Miss Georgia Shaw who successfully
passed the civil service examination
has accepted position at the State
House in Boston.
Mrs. Joseph Newman, who was re.
ported under a physicians care, is con.
valescing.
NORTH vAssALeoRo.
Mrs. Minnie Farwell Of South China
was caller at F. Il. Whitehouse's
Thursday.
Mrs. H. G. Dickey returned TO her
home, Sunday, after passing a few
days with her brother, ]. S. Clark, Riv-
erside.
Mrs. Lois Taylor, mother of c. F.
Taylor. is quite i'll.
Hiram Taylor is slowly convalescing
after a weeks illness.
This community was saddened, Sat-
urday morning. on learning of the sud-
den and serious illness of George LAM
son. He arose at his usual time and
ent to the barn. to do his morning
chores. AS he was out longer than u.s.
ual his daughter went to call him and
found him lying in an unconscious con-
dition from a stroke of paralysis. He
still lies in very precarious cOndi-
ton.
READFIELD.
Schools in town began the spring
term, Monday, April. Nearly all Of
the old teachers have returned for
this term.
Alamson Otis was called here from
Philadelphia, last week. to attend the
funeral of his aged mother. who has
been an invalid for some years past.
The body was put in the receiving
tomb here and later will be carried to
Winthrop for burial beside her hus-
band
Another aged lady, Mrs. Samuel
Cove, who had been tenderly cared for
by her granddaughter. for months
past. died. Sunday afternoon. Mrs.
Cove was highly respected and be-
loved by her many friends, she had
lived in town for many years.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Ordway were called
to town. last week to care for his
mother, who is suffering from a lung
trouble.
Rev. Miss Goldwait has been en-
gagged for another year as pastor Of
the Universalist church here.
FARMINGDALE.
Miss Bertha Lewis, who returned
from Bats, last week. is suffering from
an attack of the grip, DR.. w. o. Cobb
attends her.
The Art Club met with Miss Gussie
Turner, last week.
Mrs. Sarah Robbins is spending a
week with her neice. Mrs. Oscar Nc
Causland.
Charlie Messenger and Cyrus Dolof,
returned, Friday night, from Bates COL
| lege. for 10 day vacation.
Heartily Jewett is so much i'm
proved in health as TO be able to walk
| out.
Mrs. Chas. Drake. Jr., and son Ar
chic, were in town. Sunday.
Mrs. Oscar McCausland was in Bath,
last week as Deputy of Companions OF
| the Forest.
| A successful term of High school
taught by J. ". Leighton OF CherrSn nas,
| test was given by the scholars IN the
| evening at the Baptist church with the
| following program: PRAYER. Re-; a; r.
nond,. Fred shayIor Weliman: The Lit
tie Hero (Mathison). Annie Bender Doe;
The Chariot Race" Gew Wallace. SCOT SCOT
Weston Lewis nst nn sa1ea s0 81 MI.
chael's' III. A. stausbnrgl. Agnes Louisa
| bradford: The Pilots Story" CIV. D.
Howelis), Edith Crosby Washburp: The
| Old Man Goes TO Town q. G. Swiner-
| toni. Mary Aida washburn; vocal duet
Misses Ethel and Lizzie Fish: The Death
Of the Reveller'' CIV, 4; Eaton; Sadie
Frances Taylor; Dead Name CnKn1wn
| fAnonvmous). Hazel Mildred Wallace
THE Easter Altar Cloth" g. II. Thayer,.
| Harriet Mae Ward: awarding OF prizes;
The first prize Of s. was awarded 70 FREQ
| % ri to Hazel Mildred Wallace.
| Mrs. r. l.. Albee will go to Boston: TINS
| week, to purchase millinery and fancy
| goods for the spring and summer trade
| Miss Cora Emerson of South China. Is
visiting friends in this village.
G. J. Main is having good run OF sap:
This snring. and is making large amount
of maple syrup. Mr.. Main sends ; bis
svr,,n to nearly every state in the Union.
Mrs. Tarr. who has been passing sew,
eral months with W. w Wasnpdrh anu