Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-02
FARM INGDALE.

Mrs. Georgia Coffin who has been
away for a long time is now at home
with her father and mother. Mr.. and
Mrs. otis Turner.
Mrs. Geo. Harrington after being
confined to the house for long time
is now able to be out.
Mrs. Connors of North street, who
has been abroad for the past six
months visiting relatives in Ireland
has returned home
Arthur Foster has given up his po-
siton in the shoe factory in Augusta
to take a similar position in the {. S.
& l.. in Gardiner.
The new superintendent of the Com
monwealth Shoe Leather Co, has
leased the Jackson residence and
moved into it.
Miss Edna Dow passed Saturday
and Sunday at her home III East Pitts
ton.
Burton Boynton of Brockton called
on friends in this vicinity last week.
Mrs. oscar McCausland who has
been confined to the house by illness
is now able to be out
NORTH B6IGHAOE.
Mr.. Milford Bickford and Mrs. Nellie
Bickford were in Watervilc Saturday
on business.
Mrs Martha Gleason is visiting her
daughter in Lynn. Mass.
Mrs. Angie Ellis is very sick.
Herbert Alexander and son Arthur
were in Waterville. Saturday.
Mr. Foster caught u seven pound
salmon in Salmon Lake since the ice
went out and from the number Of
boats seen on the pond it looks as
though others are trying to do as well,
but whether they have been successful
or not has not been reported yet.
Morris. the three year old son of
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gleason. was
very sick with commissions Saturday
night but is better now.
Mr. and Mrs. Alpheus SpauIding at
tended Cascade grange, p. of II. Sat
| urday night in Oakland
Mrs Daisy Hutchins Of Mercer is
passing the week with Mrs. Martha
| HutchnS.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Morrow passed
Sunday with their daughter. Mrs.
Harry Alexander
Herbert Alexander has a crew of
men cutting wood and lumber on the
place he recently bought of Mr.. Geo.
Ellis.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Damrcn visited
her sister, Mrs. Charles Stone Sunday.
| Mrs Ardel F'urbush is visiting her
sister. Miss Alice Taught.
| Ralph Sturtevant of Watervile and
| Miss Fannie Morrow Of North Bel
grade were united in marriage Mon
day, April %. in Portland. They will
reside in Waterville where Mr.. Sturte-
want is employed in the carshOp. Mrs.
| Sturtevant is "A well known and popu-
| lar young lady of this town. The best
wishes of their many friends go with
them for long and happy married
life.
Mrs. Alfred Rowe died Saturday.
April %. after long and severe i'll
mess The funeral was held Monday
April 30. A husband and one son sur
lvive her.
MANCHESTER.
| i nc cIPfIlO11 III OlllttIS anu '''f' ii'i :
of Sunday school took place at the
North Manchester church last Sab
lbath as follows: Superintendent
Mrs Ida Snow; assistant Supt, Mrs
Mary SCribner: secretary and treasur-
Ter. Mrs. Hackett: teachers. Mrs
lScribner, Mrs Hackett. Mrs. JaCkmal
land Mrs Thomas. After the Sunday
lschooI a very interesting Christian
lEndeavor meeting WAS held with Mrs
Ida Snow as leader. Miss Grace l.
lFifeld. who has recently returned
from Pine Bluffs. South Carolina vii
lead the meeting May 6 and full at
tendance is expected.
l.. II. Thomas is in Franklin count!
looking after oxen for farm work.
The first baby colt of the season il
this section made its appearance Sun
day night at the barn of Mrs. Clar;
Leonard and is a smart and active one
sired by the fine French coach stallion
owned by John Fffield
A very bright rainbow was seel
about o'clock May day morning.
Il, NORTH AUGUSTA.
John Shute is building a hen house
< Mrs. Louisa Pratt is visiting he
son in Starks this week.
Sylvester Shute has received tn
glad tidings from his daughter in Cali
fornia that she is all right
Jesse Shute. who has had employ
: mnet at Pittsfield for a few weeks
at home.
p E. E. Taylor. who has been so seri
e ously i'll of late is so far improved a
to be able TO leave his room.
/ Lester and Gustin league are par
lering the Mitchell house, now owne