Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-07
STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEC.
CROSS HILL.


cRCoS HILL.
The remains Of the late Henry Worth
who died in Melrose. Mass, last week
were brought here ana buried in in.
cemetery in the rear Of the BAPTIST
| church Friday.
Mr. Rush. q student Of Colby College
has supplied the pulpit Of the Baptis,
church for the past two Sundays.
Ms Susan Carter and Mr.. and Mrs.
| Payson Robbins Of Augusta, were at
| Albert Austin's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will cobb Of VassaI-
! buru were calling ut T.. j. Ames' Sun
day.
The Ladies' Aid of the Baptist
| the chapel Friday evening.
| Nu,iccs are posted calling meeting
Of the lot owners Of Cross Hill Gene
terry To meet at the NJ. +. church,
| Thursday. Nov. Il ut . o'clock in the
afternoon.
EAST vASSALBORo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. A. Abbott. who have
been visiting friends in brunswick, have
returned home.
Mrs. David Gates is at Augusta City
hospital for treatment.
Mrs. Henry Mardcn has returned from
visit with friends in Massachusetts,.
The Third and Fourth degrees were CON
ferred on one candidate at the meeting,
of Nassalboro Grange Tuesday evening,
oct 80. A Harvest supper was served
to about so.
Friends quarterly meeting will be held
ut South China Saturday and Sunday of
this week. No service will be held at
the church in this place on that date
Mrs Back. a returned missionary
from India, spoke ut Friends church
Sunday monng and afternoon. Miss
Allen of New York, Il blind singer. ac-
companied her and sang several solos.
Mrs. A,ldie Taber arrived home Tues
day from Providence. where she was
called by the sudden death Of her son.
Clinton Bracaer Of Riverside was call
ing on friends in the village Saturday.
Miss Nancy Gates was IN Waterville
Friday.
Kari Gates made his trip to Waterville
on runners Friday.
David Halves of Winsow was a bust
ness caller in til" place Tuesday
Mrs. Hester kirke Of Pennsylvania
was rallin. on friends in the village re-
Gently.
READFiELD DEPOT.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel II. Royal,
Brewer, were guests at dinner of their
brother, George l.. Royal, Monday.
Everett Williams. Winthrop. was
calling on friends. Sunday.
A branch of the telephone main line
extends north from the station, as far
as the home Of Lester Reed who has
a telephone instrument placed in his
house.
Miss Annie Robinson will accompany
ex-Congresslnan Hopkins ana family to
their home in Washington. ID. c.
Mrs. G.. a. Lawrence. the evangelist,
who las been passing so,nr weeks with
relatives in Massachusetts and Yer
mont, returned Wednesday.
| III SlON.Ntpi III VI Itif@t WIEN bl'ut,ii'
the cattle home The animals which
had been paStured during the summer
were many of them returned to their
winter quarters. Saturday. Among
them were four large steers belonging
to w. II. Whittier. the tW" pair being
well matched in color. and size.
Mr.. GlcnhiIl. Lewiston. has. returned
and will spend another week among the
hunters.
\ ear containing s cows, 90 calves.
sheep ana & hogs was shipped to
Brighton market by Edgar Robinson
Mnnday.
Mrs. Albert Renn will spend the win
ter with relative; in New Gloucester.
WEST SIDNEY.
Tho closing exercises u til" school
whici. closed one week a%o, anel taught
~ Mis-; Murirl i.rmIlrv ~ Buxton cen,
tn. were rrt,iitab. to both teacher and
pupils. Miss IonEicy has been engaged
for tn" Wii.trr term. and viii begin hen
Wurk Tuesday nolninS, NoN. &.
Mrs Edwin TrAsk ha.; returned fror
canaan. ..h"rr she visited her daughter
Mis-. Richard Chase.
Mr. ma Mrs. Ehcn Elaisirll have
closed their horne her and gone 10 Au
gIiNtl for the winter.
The nltraisprs OF til" estate Of the late
Nm. Ruhin>nn Were &. u. i.uVeloy
F.rhraim Ballard ANA f. J.. Woodward.
| Mrs j. H. Wyman. vino has been il
| Belgrade for a nrmher OF weeks: with h'l
| dAu.htcI retained horn" last Sunday.
| Mrs.. Abigail Bcnn has gone to Augusta
| fof the winter.
Il;tl" Ethel ana Ralph Dudley "f An
grsta ;r.. boarding with Mss Ellen Lyon
LINCOLN.