Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-02
KENNEBEC.
WEST GARDINER.

a Christian t.ndeaVOr society was
organized last Sunday at the Friends
church on the Neck road. The follow
ing officers being chosen: President
Mrs. Ida Tibbetts; vice president.
Thecla Horn: treasurer, Louis
Cannon: committee Clara Getchell,
Evelyn Hopkins. Chester Bently.
Mrs. Martha Osborne. conducted
religious services at the Friends
church Sunday. There was good at
tendance Services will be held at this
church every Sunday at 1890 A. NJ.
sabbath School from Il to /. Christian
Endeavor rom to / in the evening.
All are welcome.
Ben iamin Allen will remove his
family this week from the Silver Beach
farm. Manchester to Mrs. Caroline
ClouSh's house on the Neck.
Andrew J. Tozicr. Jr. and family of
Litchficld visited at Anna Blakes, Sun
day.
Harry and HALLS Horn went to
Island Park, Sunday.
Harry Spear and family were guests
at Will Harpers in Manchester,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Goodrich of
Beverly. Mass. are expected this week.
on their return home. Their daughter
Ina who has been living at Thomas
t;nodwinS the past year will accompany
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hannaford have rented
the Cove place on Highland avenue
and will take possession this week.
where her husband is employed in the
asylum, ,.4li.I .n.f.
MIS-. Harry Horn and two sisters
Myrtle and Hattie Allen visited at John
Horns Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Andrews is quite ill at
Martha Andrews on Highland avenue.
READFIELD DEPOT.
g. l.. Royal left Saturday. for Boston.
on business trip. II. II. earle is
caring for the Flag station.
Ben. Rowlby is passing his vacation
at the home of his parents. in Boston.
| Charles Heath, Dudley's Plains.
saturday
John Adell has charge Of tho Rail
road station at Belgrade. i'll place of
Mr. Wood who is absent
Mr. Nickcrson and family from New
| Hampshire, will reside in the future
| at the home of Mrs. NiCkerSon'S
father. Freeman Hutchinson.
| The successful fishermen of the day
recently spent at Maranacook. were
Lynn Townsend. who captured five fish,
g. A. Sanborn and A. Morris thirteen
and r. NJ. Parsons, -four. Many of the
fish were trout and all were of good
| size
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Stinchfeld have
returned from "A trip to Bristol where
they have been spending several weeks.
and some beautiful boqucts presented
by generous hands. are thankfully
received.
The former home of f.. w. Henry has
recently been purchased by Mr.. f..
Mllet who has occupied the house
during the past year
Quite an addition has been made to
the number Of hands employed at the
saw mill of Gordon & Son, the season
being unusually busy. one would
infer from the logs in the yard that
business. at the mill. might be boom
ing for a long time.
James Denton spent Fast day very
pleasantly with relatives out of town
Three men. employees of the gunner
Lumber Company are stopping at tho
home of l.. r. Wright
| -aNrrrr
+. II. Kent who has been sick all
winter died Thursday. aged eight.
years The funeral was held Sunday
from his late residence and was con-
Quoted by Asylum Lodge of Masons OF
which he was a member. President
Berry of Kent's Hill spoke to a very
large gathering of friends and neigh
hOrS.
Mrs. II. ]. Tuck is visiting her
parents at Farmingdale for two weeks
G. X. Gle has bought a farm a
, Yarmouth junction.
r. p. Seavy is making repairs on hi
house which will very much improv,
the looks.
Mr. Longley of Mapleton. Aroostool
County, has been in town A few days
BRANCH MILLS.
A dance was held at grange hal
MAY l. under the management of w. H
Daley.
Mrs H L. Pinkham visited friend
in Waterville last week.
Edison Worthing, d. w. Worthin
and Walter Tobey were in Watervill
|
on business, Saturday.
J. r. r. DinsmOre went to WiScassf
last week on business trip.