Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-16

The town at the annual meeting autnof
ized the eeleetHnen to palB0haAo4Aanu A0-
joining the cemetery In this place Tor ane
enlargement Of the burial ground. InIs
addition Ii greatly needed. as It Is impos-
sible 70 ma space for the building, OF ram
Socials are quite frequent in this place
at present and are largely attended. Inc
guests bring cake and the hosts furnish
conee and sometimes ICE cream .n aast
tanned and the week previous, Mr. ana
Mrs, Haffisou Gordon. The present week
MIR. ard Mrs. George Morrow were the
hosts on Tuesday evening, and there was
q large attendance. Dancing Is q feature
of the entertainment when convenient.
| and Pit" and other games are provided.
e. c. Morrill, has 40 cords of hard wood
cut which he will have fitted for his re-
saving the lot. this week. with his gaso-
line engine. --l-+.:-. = ~ $ ? j.
MONMOUTH.
class Of Monmouth Academy the first
prize for girls was awarded to Miss
Florence Louise Hansconr and the
first prize for boys to Waite,
Edison Curtis. Honorary mention
was made. of Florence Annette
Tinkham and Lester Alvin How
ard. The following was the program
Prayer. Rev. G. L. Ratch. Rome and
Carthage" {Hugo) Roy Albert De
Fratus; 1.-THE i;ell OF st. john" Annie
Lewis Lindsey; ''Liberty's Bell
(Wagner) Frederick Howard Sanborn
"A Leak In the Dyke. (Cary) Florence
Grace Packard: "Tousaint Lover.
ture.'' Lester Alvin Howard: "a Singu-
lar, Life" Florence Louise Hanscom;
The Widow Kesiveok's Revenge,
Oscar Abel Wakefield For Her
Sake" (Grif1tn) Ada Nina Curtis:
little Gerald" Florence Annette
Tinkham.
The Women',s Christian Temperance
6nion held temperance rally, Sunday
evening. at the Methodist church. In.
teresting papers were read and adj
dresses given. Special music was fur
nished under the direction of Harry
lCockrane.
The Grange served a dinner at Its
hall town meeting day.
FAYETTE.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Tuck went 20
Farmingdale, Friday, to visit Few
days.
F. H. Dodge went to Portland. last
week, to attend the funeral of Josiah
Herrick.
Miss Ethel Gle is OH the sick list.
this week. Doctor Shaw OF Mt. YER
non is attending her.
Sunday morning the thermometer
was down to 0.
| NORTH vAssALsoRo.
Louis Dolittle lost one of his team
horses, last week, by the animal break
ing one of his legs in the stall.
Mr.. Stillman, formerly boss weaver
in the mill here, has obtained a similar
position in Moosup, Conn.,, and has
moved his family there.
Thomas Clapperton returned from a
three years term of enlistment in the
regular army, last week.
The two slot machines which for
some time have had a place in the shop
Of H. S. Wheeler, were removed last
week by Deputy. Sheriff Pollard of
Winslow.
Coleman Hussey lost a valuable
team horse, last week, by collie.
Monday evening" March 6, upwards OF
IS members of Kennebec Lodge, No
12l, I. .. O. F., of Vassalboro accompa-
MED by five candidates who desired tt
be. initiated into the mysteries of the
1st degree visited by invitation Fair
field Lodge whose degree team per.
formed the work in a most acceptable
manner After the meeting banque'
was served. Fairfield Lodge are roya
| ~ fov~ foi in nd their vvnrk hQ r6
be excelled by any team in the district
At the last meeting of Vassalbore
Rebekah Lodge IL applications fol
membership were received. This lodg,
has degree staff that it has every
reason to be proud of.
/. A lodge Of the Eastern Star was in.
stituted in this village, last Friday eve.
ming, with upwards of 80 charter mem
bers.
The ladies of the Deborah and Dor.
cas- Society of the Baptist church viii
give a supper at their vestries OF
Thursday evening. Mar. 16, from $50 t.
! 8 o'clock. At o'clock Rev. H. F. Woo
will give his newly prepared lecture OF
Some of the Wonderful Things of Thi:
Wonderful World" in the church audi
forum. The lecture will be illustrated
by numerous elegant views thrown
upon the screen by means of a power
full stereoptican. No admission will b.
charged to either the supper or tn,
lecture but people will give just wha
they may please and every cent givel
will go for the purchase of stereopti
con outfit for the pastor. F. S. Clark. 4
cordial invitation is extended to every
one to come and enjoy the lecture ant
help in what cannot be otherwise thai
i, a good cause.
. FARMiNGDALE.
Ernest johnson is moving into Al
Wings house on Bowman street.
Mrs. Geo. Turner's father is stayin,
with her and is quite i'll.
| Mrs. Samuel Marshall is somewha
better than she was last week.
Mrs. Lillian Stevens is i'll and he
mother Mrs. Welinra1 is with her.
, Miss Gussie Turner is visiting il
Brockton, Mass.