Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-13
KENNE BEG.
NORTH PITTSION.


the school house and the attempted
ia stening Of strap that Fad become
unbuckled by the occupants OF the
wagon two young men. whose names
We withhold. AS they approached the
horse he began 10 kick whereupon the
fellows quickly fled to a safe distance,
and such kicking for 10 minutes, as the
witnesses state, was never seen by
them before. At the end Of that time
the horses feet caught over the floor in
front OF the drivers seat throwing him
to the ground. BY that time help had
| arrived and while the drivers of the
team remained at a safe distance the
| horse was held down by 9th ers until he
could be released from the wagon.
After again being harne3Sed he pro-
| ceeded on his way as quietly as though
nothing out Of the ordinary had
happened.
Mrs. Annie Caldwell of Chelsea was
caller in town Friday.
F. G. Meader of Chelsea was a bust
ness caller in the place Friday.
Mrs Whittemore, Mrs. Clifford and
infant son We're visitors at David
Lawrence's a few days last week.
Wiley & Mccormick have large
number of teams at word hauling the
boiler for their portable mill at East
Chelsea. 1t was started from its
former place some four miles west of
! Gardiner last Thursday. Owing 10 the
weak condition of Gardiner and
Randolph bridge, they We're obliged to
go by the way of Augusta. A much
longer distance than if they could have
come direct. AS the roads are in such
had condition it has made the moving
Of the boiler long and expensive job.
The social dance at Sparrows Hall
| Saturday evening was very success
full and enjoyable affair Light refresh :
nents We're served the company
| Another dance will he held next Satur-
day evening and all are cordially in
vited Music is furnished by Charles
Williams and William King.
Rufus Lathrop of Fairfield was a
! visitor in town Sunday.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Green and E1bert
| Wilson Of Watervlle visited at a. X.
II Green's over Sunday.
Il Chester Emerson of Trevet is a
visitor at James EmersOns
Il Mrs. Eliza beth Kenney and son Ray
went to Chelsea Monday and left there.
Tuesday for st. Johns n. T., whers.
i they will make their future home
Their residence Of seven years here has
endeared them to all and their de-
/ paIture is much regretted. May
success attend them in their new homa
is the wish of their many friends.
NORTH MONMOUTH.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Moves and Mrs
f. A. Noyes of SOmerville. Mass arr.
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Keith
II Mr.. Moves is Il descendant of the dis
tinguished family of Walkers of Peru.
MI. NGyes' mother was Walker. also
Mrs. Keith's.
II Last Saturday j. l.. circuit sold at
auction the personal property of L. G.
Gordon. Mr.. Gordon has sold his farm
at North Monmouth and returned to
i Cumberland Junction where he is
| station agent. His father and mother
| Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver c. Gordon have
gone 10 live with their son Doctor W.
Clinton Gordon.
| Mrs. Pcrlcy Jeffrey and little son of
Massachusetts will spend a number of
weeks with Mr. Jeffery's mother, Mrs
Jesse Jeffrey.
Miss Charlotte A. Towle of Lewiston
is visiting her brother, c. Z. Towle
| VIII Brown, who has lately sold his
Lake View farm to Mr. Batchelder of
Massachusetts will sell his personal
property Saturday afternoon. June 23
| ana will soon leave. Mr.. Batchelder
| takes possession July !.
| f. f. Walker has bought a large
| handsome field of Mrs. G. w. Davis
which he will set to apple trees next
spring.
II. $. Bent has left Monmouth Center
railroad station and is agent at
! Annabessacook. He win soon move
| his family to his farm at North Mon
mouth.
| Fred Soper has his new addition to
| his barn boarded and shingled.
The large cottage which is being built
| by MIR. Tappan of Attleboro, Mass,
| and II. c. McIlrOy of North Monmouth.
will be ready for occupancy in Il few
days. 1t is on Mr.. Tappan's farm on
the shore of Wilson lake. in the pines
4 beautiful spot.
Charles +. Moody has bought pair
1
Of large grey horses and is doing lots
of busint IS with them.
WAYNE.
Miss Pages room was the banner
| room for attendance in the Wayne
schools for the past week. her per cent
of attendance being 80: Miss Buzzcll
| ranked 9S per cent; Miss True and Mrs.
Johnson each 81 per cent.
CHELSEA
The presiding elder Of the Rockland dis
trlct. Rev. ID. b. Phclan. was present ut
the services at the chapel Sunday and
preached a very able sermon. taking for
his text the verse of the 18th Psalm.
CNIN:59. His leading thought was char
actcr buildings ana he held the close at
tention of his audience.
Miss Ruby Corbin entertained a number
of little girl friends last Saturday. the ac
Casioa being her sixth birthday anniver-
Sary.
During the severe shower Of last Satur-
day, G. L. CaldwelIs horse was so fright
en"d hv the sharp lightning ana heavy
thunder that he fell down and lay as i!
stunned for several moments when an