Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-06
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place last week.
MIR. and Mrs. Ralph p. Robinson and |
little Parker. of Augusta. were the |
yuests of Mr.. and Mrs. n. Fl. Fossett |
last Sunday.
Addison Seelins of West Windsor
was a business visitor here last Satur- |
day.
Forest B. Whitehouse of South Vas
salburo who teaches the grammar
school here, lost a valuable horse last
week under peculiar circumstances.
Mr.. Whitahousc drives out and back
each day. and when he got within a
mile of the schnolhousc, his horse
dropped dead in the road. The horse
apparently was as well as ever and
drove as well as ever five minutes be
fore H. WAS dead. Mr.. Whitehouse
has since bought another horse to take
it's place.
Judge Andrews and Miss Maude An
dfews of Augusta and Richard Lin
coin If Boston were the guests last
Sunday Of Mr. and Mrs. q. IL. Phin-
noy.
cur roads are net yet in first-ciass
condition. Dr. Nevers. on his way
from Lewiston to Bingham last sun
day, in Il new car. got stalled IN the
mad here. and 6. ii. Phinney had To
nut his horses on and pull him out. one
Wheel WAS nearly buried.
Mrs. Seth Mouiton and little daugh-
ter of Milton, n. H.. are visiting Mrs.
Alfred Lee. Mrs. Moulton's grandmoth-
er.
BELGRADE. .
Miss Telma Bracket of Auburn
passed Memorial Day in town the
guest of Miss Mary Banks.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ Bickford, son
Archie and daughter Agnes visited
Mr.. Bckford's father Milford Bick-
ford Sunday.
Miss Winnifred Lee is visiting her
friend Miss Eva Penney.
Henry Copp came near losing his
house by fire last week and but for
the timely assistance of ]. c. Scates
and his mill crew the house must have
gone.
Jesse Spaulding is making extern
sive repairs on his barn.
Lee Rollins and lister Mrs. II. L..
Sherburne Of Augusta visited rela-
tives in town last week.
Geo. Stoddard is moving into the
Sanford house. Manchester.
WEST SIDNEY.
The services at the Baptist church
sunday were of especial interest. Rev.
Mr.. Leach preached a helpful sermon
from Numbers Il. 80.
There was a good attendance at tn"
Sunday school. one of the pleasing
features of the hour was a solo by
Mrs. Wesley Clark Of Belgrade which
was much appreciated.
The Sidney delegates to the Re
publican county convention are to 20
uninstructed. They are. l.. Wyman.
Frank Abbott, Arthur Smiley and
Charles Libby.
Henry Ward of Medford, Mass, is in
town.
Mr. and Mrs John Wyman went to
Belgrade. Sunday.
Charles Spaulding of Augusta was at
VIM. BIaisdell's one day last week.
The friends of Allie Robinson will be
sorry to learn that he is not improving.
NORTH VASSALBORO.
The nets proceeds from the Drama
Down in Maine" presented in Citizens
hall by the Winslow Dramatic Club on
the evening of May 26 amounted to $40,
after paying for the club the remainder
will be used toward repairing the in
side of the Methodist church.
At the next regular meeting of
Fcnnrhec Lodge No. III, /. o. q. f.
June :. there will be work i'll the
initIatory and first degrees.
Seldom if eyer have our farmers been
SO behind hand with their work as this
year. There are acres Of potato"; to
he PLANTED and oats to he ;5oW"d or
substituted for barley AMI the ground
still afIoat.
Tie American Wooden Mill 80. are
planning on doing large amount OF
rainting this season. The mill out side
! and in and all the tcncment% houses.
Work in the wooden business is i'm
| proving in this mill.
commencement exercises at Oak
Grove Seminary will be held at the
chapel Wednesday June 6. The junior
class exercises will he TueS'lay evening
| June ).
The condition of Henry Taber one OF
our oldest citizens which has been very
serious for some weeks remains about
| the same although he is more com
Portable at present.
NORTH SIDNEY.
| Mr. ami Mrs. NJ. p. Springer and
daughter Elna of Newton. Mass, have
| arrived at their summer home.
| Miss Anne Taught of Foxboro. Mass.
| is visiting her brother Albert Taught.
Mrs. Cheston Davies is spending d
week with her daughter Mrs. Frank
| Robinson of WestroOk.
Mrs. Arthur Blaisdell is i'll with
| typhoid fever.
Albert Tracy and son Allie of st
Adams recently visited relatives in
town.
Mrs. Percy Loud Of Waterville was q
guest at s. A. Clark's last week.
Mrs. Abhie Burgess visited relatives
in Augusta over Sunday.
Miss Lena Clark went to Lewiston