Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-04

Samuel Horn has sold his farm to Erred
Brooks of Oakland. MIR. Horn is mOying
to Fairfield. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Perkins have
moved to Mrs. Perkins home for anfin-.
definite time. Il .
land is dry enough. Considerable sowing
has been done the past week.
Potatoes are selling at 20 cents per
bushel
: Thts oommunfty- wass shocked by thes
news or the sudden death OF Mrs. Lew
about p NJ Wednesday. Although not
well, she had been about as usual. She
fell from her chair in which she was sit
ting, and told her daughter she feared she
was dying and Immediately expired. A
and one daughter Mrs. Minnie Cook, sur
vive her, besides many relatives and
friends who sympathiZe with the bereaved
family. Mrs. Stevens was n sister of Mrs
Alanson Stevens of this place. The flu
neral services, were held, at ~ A. M Sat
urday.
Milford Bfckford of Belgrade. and son.
Roscoe of New Jersey, were in town.
Thursday.
Miss Ethel Morrow, eldest daughter of
Arvander Morrow, was taken violently
insane, Wednesday, ard ii was deemed
necessary to take her to the insane asy-
lum, and she was taken there, Thursday.
by the selectn,en. 1t seems a very SAD
case. Her father is working in California
and her mother and brother Charles are
residents of this town.
- ST. ALBANS.
Miss F.. Vivian Laughton returned
from Boston, Friday. She has con-
pleted her studies i'm elocution and ora
tory.
Clyde F'urber has returned from
Eagle Lake where he has been for a
Jew weeks. ::
S. II. Goodwin was at home over
Sunday.
The ladies gave a very pleasant en-
tertanment at the town hall, last
Thursday evening.
c. ]. Worthan took ten horses to
Boston, Monday.
Mrs. Eva Turner and Mrs. c. B.
Southland were i'm Dexter Saturday and
Sunday.
started his crew to work on the road
May l.
CAMBRIDGE.
Lewis Fish of Hartland, was in town
recently on business.
The friends in this town Of Master
Sprague Whitney will be- sorry to learn
he is in Boston hospital where he was
recently operated on for appendicitis.
His condition is hopeful.
George Odlin has returned from
Co-inna.
+. p. Ring has improved the appear
ancerof his buildings by coat of paint.
William N6Ae Of Garland is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Noble for a few
days. D.,
William Folsom lost a valuable COW
last week.
MrTand Ns0rFred Luce are Rejoicing
over the hrCh-sf daughter, born April
18th.
f. eStxtA' Depit1 LarfaNaeo Of Auburn left
Monday for Parkman.
Mrs. ]. L. Labree went to Hartland,
Monday for q few days.
Iu .....- = RIPLEY.
The play entitled t:'Unc.e Rube" will
he presented by the Methodist Society,
Thursday evening, May 4th.
Elmer Stewart has gone to Boston for
the summer.
Florence Downing who has been quite
i'll IS much improved in health.
There will be social dance at Wood
cocks hall Friday evening. May 5th.
Myra Hersom has gone to Wellington
to teach school this spring.
Mrs. Angie Smith of Dexter is stay
ing with Mrs. Flora .<imEall this sum
mer.
The schools i'm town Will begin May
Sth. There will not be cry school in
District No 1. The teachers are as fol-
lows: Ralph Wakefield, No. 2; Mrs
Edna Forsyth No. g. Miss Grace Berry.
No. 4; Miss Peaks No. 5.
The friends in this town Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carroll Hanson of Presque Isle
will be pleased to hear they are enter
tanning a little daughter
WEST PALMYRA.
Mrs. ]. A. Ferguson o: Hallowell. was
r Hartand Friday.
John Pooler is very i'll.
Frank Libbey Of Fairfield, has bought
J. w. Jewetts farm ard will move
there at once.
Baxter Woodbury. Of st. Adams, was
in town. Sunday.
Everett Huff of Hartland, was in
town Sunday.
One of Allie Emerys little twins is
i'll with pneumonia.
HARMONY.
Messrs. Hunter and Mains have been
Obliged to stop driving their logs i'm
the stream here on account of low wa
ter. They have a large drive and as
there was no freshet, this spring, II
has been very difficult to drive them.
employing over 20 men.
Mrs. Amanda Furbush lost valua-
bic COW. week before last, by milk fe-
yer. Some Of her friends in town nave
made up purse of nearly $50 to help
buy another.
Miss Iva Willis came home from the
Maine Central Institute to teach school
and after teaching two days was tax
en- sick with the measles.
The program for the Grange, Satur-
day afternoon, consists Of quOtatnns
from the Sccipt,,res. q select reaul1g,