Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-10

parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. ID. Gilman.
Miss Ella Bartlett, who has passed
the winter in New Mexico with her
brother, is expected home next Thurs
day.
Mrs. Lucy Glass, who has passed the
winter with Alfred Bartlett, will re-
turn to her home with Miss Ella Bart
lett this week.
NORTH AUGUSTA.
At the Methodist church on Sunday
morning, Rev w. A. Meservey preached
a missionary sermon from Roman viii:
The funeral of the late Mrs: Mary J.
Mason was held at the Methodist Gnurch
on Saturday. at z. Nj. Rev. W. A.
Meservey officiating. The bearers wer1
G. l.. Guoir. II. A.. Cummings, Howard
ROBBIE and c. o; Cony The mterment
Arbor Day was observed by all of the
schools III this vicinity. The pupils OF the
stone school have a very pretty lawn ana
every year they beautify the grounds by
pIanting one or more trees. The pupils OF
the Bracket school ar" not 50 Fortunate
the school building being rs It Is on Il
ledge. there is not much chance for any
permanent Improvement on the grounds
In the wears that have passed. earth for
remaining the highways has been taken
from the extreme point of land where the
Middle and Belgrade roads meet ana thlS
cavity has been made the dumping
ground for unsightly refuse. This year
the pupils removed the unsghtly mass
and it has made q decided Improvement
in the looks of the grounds.
Mrs. c. F. Stetson and Miss Mildred
Jordon were guests Of Mrs. W. A. Meser-
vcy Friday.
Mrs. Louise A. Pratt returned Saturday
from a few days visit with friends IN
StarkS.
The MANY friends Of f. f. Taylor viii
be erieyad to hear that he is again con-
| fined to his bed. Mr.. Taylor was recover
ing from q severe attack of pneumonia,
but had rot been able to leave his room
Miss Anna Pratt of Chelsea. Mass. will
be the guests this week of her mother;
| Mrs. l.. A. Pratt. Rrookdale farm, and
her sister. Mrs f. F. Withee.
Mrs. D. F. Hovey returned Saturday
\ from Massachusetts. where she had been
| passing "A few weeks with relatives.
The many friends Of Asahel Hovey, who
has been a resident of San Francisco fol
nearly thirty years, Will be pleased tt
hear that ne is well and is at the present
time in Los Angeles.
Sunday Of F.. F. Taylor. Mr.. Smith is ont
of the many friends, who has been Will
ing 10 M yGne Tpviorr iliness for which tn.
| family are very grateful.
The Wide-awake improvement League
held ITS first melting for the spring tern
at the Bracket school building, Wedn lesD
elected President. Miss Anna Wood
vice president, Miss Bertha Tracy; secre
tary. Herbert Coolidge; treasurer. Leigh
Ayers; librarian. Lendall Ayers: ex"cu
tive committee. Miss Anna Wood. Percy
Lyon and Herbert Coolidge.
I 1t is reported that +. X. Sawyer Ia!
purchased the property formerly owned
by Mrs Ella Doyle. belgrade Road.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. =. Fisher are passin!
| : "a ElirVi1 cottage
Asa Cummings. son Of II. \; Cummings
has arrived safely at Oakland, California
LITcHFlELD PLAINS.
Rev. NJ. L. Gregg of Lewiston ha
been secured to deliver the Memoria
day address at the Plains. Mrs. Flor;
NJ. Chase Miss r. Ethel Allard am
4 Miss Pearle G. Packard will sing on tn
1 occasion.
l J. A. Chase is making extensive re
! pairs on his vacant houses and stable.
WAYNE.
Miss Eula Berry passed Saturda
and Sunday with her parents i
IlWayne.
Miss Louise Barker returned to he
school in New Gloucester after pass
ing the Sabbath with her parents i
| Wayne.
Miss Helen Maxim Is at Wayne fu
a visit.
ii The Wayne Friday Club held it's an
|nual meeting with Mrs. Annie Bur
ii May L. The officers for the comm
Ilyear were elected as follows: Presi
l dent, Mrs. Chenery: vice presidcn
IlCora Pike: secretary and treasure
Mrs. Johnson: executive comnitte
l Mrs. Burgess. Mrs Kimball and Mis-
YIPike The club then adjourned for til
I summer.
ii The Wayne w c. T. L. elected Il
l following officers at its annual meet
III ing May 5: President, Mrs. Jennie \
uJohnson: first vice president. Mr.
Clara X. Ridley: second vice presiden
mrs. Animal Pike; recording secrt
tary. Mrs. Frances L. Wing; CORE
sponding secretary. Mrs. Harri'
White; treasurer and secretary, Mis-
Mary Ridley. The following ladi'
were elected delegates to the count
convention in Gardiner, May "a, ,
90: Mrs. Flora w. Lord, Mrs. Amina
Pike and Mrs. Bertha Norris.
The banner room for school after
dance last week was again that of Mi
Hattie Page, whose rate was 81 p
cent Miss Buzzel had 80 per Ger
Mrs. Johnson 80 per cent, Miss Tn
SO per cent.
FRANKLIN.
FREEMAN