Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-06
KENNEBEC.
CHELSEA.

audience was present to hear it,
Miss Emma Dunphy of Gardiner was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c. Fl. Wat
sor, Sunday.
s. NJ Dorr who recently moved to
Gardiner was in town a few days last
week attending to some farm work.
J. f. Hayes and Miss Nellie Heath
of Gardiner passed Sunday with the
formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs. P.
Hayes.
Arthur n. Douglass, secretary of the
South Kenenbec Agricultural Society,
went to Windsor last Saturday to at
tend a meeting of the same.
IA c. H. Watson who is employed al the
Insane hospital. Augusta. passed a few
days at his home in town last week.
Mrs. Susan Searles formerly of this
town visited relatives and friends here
last week.
Mrs. r. r. Fisher and daughter of
Augusta, Mrs. G. X. Guild of Leomin-
ster. Mass, and Mrs. Keith of Fitch
burg, Mass, were callers in town Me-
mortal day.
Mrs Harriet Cobb Of Gardiner spent
memorial udy III tDW1 ana dItcnueu the
exercises at the chapel.
EAST READFIELD.
Rev. Mr.. Herrick preached feeling
sermon last Sunday from the text. "[
was in the spirit on the Lords day"
Rev ]. 10. in which he spoke strongly
against the tendency at the present
time to secularize the Sabbath; and
% II. ..,,lt Zinc
from being in accord with the text.
The attendance shows gratifying in
crease from Sunday to Sunday.
Miss Lillian Russell for several years
teacher of music in Wilbraham. Mass.
Academy, was the guest of Mrs. a. e.
Mace, Saturday and Sunday.
The many friends of Miss Carrie
Holr1es will regret to hear of her scri-
Gus illness.
The heavy rain Friday afternoon
washed the roads badly i'm places.
Mrs. Sullivan and family of Boston
will occupy Mrs. A. w. Brainards cot
tage the ensuing season.
Mrs. Frye has returned from Wilton
and is with her sister. Mrs. j. B. May
hew. She was seriously i'll for long
while in Wilton and has not fully re-
covered.
Tho school i'm this place will close the
present week and Miss Allen. the
teacher, will return to her home in
Pennington She has been a help i'm
musical circles besides her regular
school work and will be missed.
Mrs. Berry and daughter Edna re-
turned from Oakland last Saturday.
.t WAYNE.
Mrs Annie rerry has been on the sick
list the aast week. ,-'rf;
Mr.. Libby and famniiy; are are at their
summer cottage on the hill.
The remains of the late l.. w. File
brown who died at his home I'm Indiana
We're brought to Wayne for burial.
They were accompanied by his son the
Rev. G. l.. Fillebrown of Armour
Dakota. Services were held at the
: Methodist Church Tuesday Rev. Mr..
burlington officiating. the burial was at
Mt. Pleasant cemetery Mr.. Fillebrown
will be very much missed in the church
at Wayne of which he was a member
and a willing worker. A wife and two
sons survive him.
Mr.. Kicker of Turner passed Sunday
with friends in Wayne.
Mrs. J. A. Berry is visiting in Mon
mouth and vicinity.
DIR. and Mrs. Chenery are in Boston
for few days.
Mr.. Brown who has been the guest
of Geo. Lord and family has returned
to Manitoba.
The song services conducted by Rev.
Mr.. Waltz have been a very enjoya BILE
feature of the meetings which
have been held the past week.
Rev G. L. Fillebrown spoke to
large and enthusiastic audience at the
Methodist church Sunday. Mr.. File
brown is an eloquent finished speaker of
very pleasing personality and held the
close attention of his hearers
throughout his entire discourse. He is
graduate Of the WESLEYAN University.
has taken a post graduate course at
Harvard and is one of the sons OF
WAYNE Of whom she is justly proud
The banner room for school attend
anCe last week was that of Miss
Minnie RIzzell of North Wayne. who
had % per cent. Miss Pave had % per
cent. Miss True ~ per cent. Mrs John
son 9t3. per cent.
WEST CHELSEA.