Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-27
County News From All Over the State

illness with a cancerous trouble. Flu
neral was held at 10 A. NJ. Tuesday. at
her late home. The entire family circle
have the heartfelt sympathy of their
friends and especially Mr.. Bickford, as
he is in poor health and the blow falls
heavily upon him.
The funeral services of Roscoe Mer-
row was held at the church at 10 A.
NJ, Friday. Mr.. Morrow had been a
helpless invalid for many years with
paralysis. but had maintained Il cheer
full disposition and great patience
through 1t all. His daughter, Miss Ed
ma, came from Lawrence to attend her
fathers funeral, but was obliged to re-
turn Immediately on account of the Sc
rious illness of her mother.
Mrs. David Perry of Auburn, was In
town. Friday. to attend the funeral Of
her brother, Mr.. Morrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank went to New
Sharon, Monday, to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Locke.
Schools in town will commence, Mon
day.
FAIRFIELD CENTRE.
Guy Kennedy of Clinton was in this
place on business recently.
Mrs. S. A. Clifford of Pennington is
here for the summer.
Fred Grant is making extended i'm
provements OH his house.
Edwin Bradbury was on the r. r. d.
route Thursday, for the first time this
spring.
NoRRIDGEWocK.
Charles Savage has sold his farm to
parties from Aroostook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard BicllfOrd were
called to Belgrade. Thus day. by the
illness of Mr.. BickfOrd's sister.
Mrs. A. F. Dyer has been spending a
few days in Boston, this week.
A new r. F. d. route +, ON this Office
has been granted and will take effect
May Il.
HINckLEY.
Miss Mildred l.. Tracy was in Fair
field, Saturday afternoon.
Prof. A. L. Lane preached the Easter
sermon in the Baptist church. Sunday
forenoon.
Mrs. Helen Smith was in Fairfield.
Saturday afternoon.
Walter NJ. Smith of Stamford. Conn.,.
Berwick, We're recently at Good Will
Farm on business.
Good Will baseball team plays its first
game of the season, at Waterville, next
Saturday. with Waterville High.
Mrs. Samuel Lewis of Fairfield. re-
Gently visited at Frank L. BlackwelFs.
Various buildings i'll This place are
being made, 10 1Cok better by the means
of the saw. hammer and paint brush.
Plans anei being made for a number
Of new buildings to De built at Good
viii Farm during the coming year.
Rev. W. Hincklsy was in Show
hogan on business, Saturday. ~.
MOOSE RlvER. u '.'.
Miss Lillian Wilson Is home from
Dover. on a xhcatf6n.f -.
Mrs LilhaAs Butten, fron, Kokomo.
Ind, and MS. Neiiiess Halfway from
MilliEotker, sye in town called here by
the illness oftHyilliam Henderson, their
father. q |" .-C f~~
Miss Minnie Holden.. Mrs NJ. F..
Holden and daughter 'Erma. returned
home, Tuesday.
RIPLEY.
This community was grieved to hear
Of the DEATH of Miss Attic Stewart
grand parents. Mr.. AMI Mrs. Horace
CSI. o. \
The funeral was held at the Christian
church. Thursday, Rev. Mr.. Webster Of
Newport. Off rating. The floral tributes,
were beautiful and profmse. Her sister
Miss Edie Stewart of AthOl, Mass, has
been with her for tho last two months.
large circle of friends in this town
and Dexter mourn her loss.
Miss Carrie Hanson will go to Presque
Isle. Tuesday. for a six weeks stay with
hoy brother, C.. J. Hanson.
Mrs. Flora Kimban is improving in
health.
Arthur Hoyt expects to go to Belgrade
to teach school.
The Methodist Society are busy re-
hearsing the play Uncle Rube" to be
given in the hear future.
Mr.. and Mrs George Chadbourne Of
Newport. We're in town 10 attend thu
funeral of a relative, last week.
G. q. Moore and Mrs. Nettie Moore
of st. Adams. were i'm town. Thursday,
to attend the funeral of Miss Allie
Stewart.
Mrs. Maria Skillings has gone to Cor
lima to work.
CAMBRIDGE.
John Ring returned. Saturday. from
business trip to GuilfOrd and Green
VILE
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Watson of Dexter
were recent visitors in town. They "X-
poet TO go to California in May.
John Pease is much improved in
health.
Nell Martin of ST. Adams visited his
sister. Mrs. Ed. King over Sunday.
The schools In town will begin. May
l. Miss ConrOy will teach the village
school. Miss Woodbury. the Cambridge
Flat school. and teacher from Dexter
in the Webber district.
Mrs. Sadie Chadbourne and little
daughter. Vera are visiting relatives IN