Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-03
NEWS
LINCOLN.
WALDOBORO.

WAlDOBORO.
The Ladies Central Cemetery Assoc
citation will hold its annual fair
Wednesday afternoon and evening,
May LIST, in the Marble building.
Fancy articles, cake, candy and ice
cream will be for sale.
Miss Jessie Coombs il recovering
from the measles
Miss Alice Reed has returned from
visit in Boston.
Mrs. Mary Gcrrish is confined to the
house by Illness.
Mrs. Elsie TrnNant is in 4 very fee
bic cen iition. She is cared ror w her
daughter, MIS-. Iuttle.
Lewis White has been very aic,,
~" past week. but is reported ~ a
little better at this writing.
Walter Roggs has mover in the
licnJunln Mink house on Friendship
street which he has purchased.
Mr. ana Mrs. L. i. Harris have been
attending the session Of the East
Maine Conference at Ear Harbor the
laSt week. Mr.. Harris, without doubt,
VIII be returned t. This charge for am
nther year. as il is the wish Of the
church and also his many friends out
side Of the church.
Last Saturday evening when ]. ID.
johnson returned TO his home he was
most dgfcedDly surprised 20 find about
~ q ms nel9hbors, who had come in
70 Lelp him celebrate his sind birth
day Mr.. Johnson proved himself
equal to the occasion ana gave them
Il nc.tfTL Nplt.nnl1 Ne t.,
served ice cream ANA punch together
with The birthday cake presented by
Mrs. ]. q. Reed. After refreshments,
Mr.. Johnson was asked to make a
speech, but declined in favor OF N. NJ.
Richards, in whose employ he had
been for 20 years. Mr.. richards re-
Spondtd il his usual happy manner.
and at the close presented Mr. John
son with q token of remembrance,
which he acknowledges with heartfelt
thanks. The party separated about
1870, wishing Mr. Johnson many
more happy birthday anniversaries.
All agreed that they had passed !;
most pleasant evening
ALMA.
L. A. Weber ana II. II. Kicker Of
Portland We're in town Wednesday.
Mrs. F. L. Cam went to Bath one
days last week.
Mrs. Harry Mari of West Alma
passed a few days with her sister. Mrs.
George {. Erskine. last week
A. Il. Erskine loaded the lighter
North star. Capt. ]. b. Jones, up
Dyer's river, with lumber for Booth
bay He also loaded the lighter Yam
kee Star, Capt. Charles Jones, with
lumber for Kelley and Spear of Bath
last week.
Capt. Andrew Tarbox bought a fine
yoke Of steers Of Alton Fosset of
Whitefied.
Rev. T. w. Hunter occupied the pull
pit 1T the Baptist church Sunday
morning in the absence of the pastor
Rev. +. l.. Cam.
The Thimble Club met with Mrs
Amy Jewett last Saturday afternoon.
The next meeting will be with Mrs.
Fannie Plummer.
Rev. S. Q. Young Of Sheepscot is at
conference at Bar Harbor.
DRESDEN.
Susie. daughter OF William ana I.era
Mayors, aged 10 months. died i'll this
place On Tuesday APT. %.
Marshall w. Trlfton If Bath is passing
few days with friend, at the Center.
Charles Smith has gone to Woolwich
I" live. tie has been with Asa Mayors
Tor the past year
Hazel Pushard. daughter Of Lewis
Pashard. died last week, aged II years.
a daughter was born to Mr. ana Mr..
Samuel Brown on April IS
Mrs Elizabeth Houd!rtt, who has been
passing q Few nollths in town returned
a. ilc;' home in BowGpinhnn Thursday.