Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-01
COUNTY NEWS
kENNEBEC.
kENT'S HILL.

Carl r. Green and Wllliam SparhS
Of Bowdoin passed Sunday visiting
friends on the Hill.
Mr.. end Mrs. Lou Maxim returned
Friday from Il visit of several weeks
in Boston.
Capt. Shaw of Portland, president
of the Board of Trustees of Maine
Wesleyan Seminary, made a trip Ia
the Hill Monday.
Miss Mary Fitzpatrick, who has been
passing a few weeks visiting in this
place. left for her home in Boston
April %.
Wilbur COny, Dana Blanchard, Percy
Ryder and Frances Squirting made a
trip to Waterville Tuesday to hear MI.
Bryan speak
A committee consisting of Prof. A. |.
Oliver from the faculty, Carl X. Green
from the alumni and Stanley J. Hinch
have been chosen to frame Il new con-
stitution for the Athletic Association
of Maine Wesleyan Seminary. They
have already adopted the fouryea
rule relating to the players on the diff
ferent teams
NORTH PlTTSTON.
Miss Hannah Mccormick, student
at Bath High school, with two young
lady friends visited her home in this
place recently.
Augustus Williams purchased a
horse of Whitefield parties last week.
Miss Alexander of Long Island ar
rived last week to PASS the summer
with her parents.
Mrs. Kate Gilfoil Kenney Of Massa :
chusetts and Mrs. Mary A. Miller, who
have been in Gardiner for the winter.
are making an extended stay at the
| farm of the latter. Mrs. Kenney is re-
ported as in very poor health.
The saving Of lumber at Rice's port
| able mill on the Wiley < Mccormick
| lot had to he discontinued for a brief
| time, owing to the breaking of a guard
| and several teeth from the saw Satur-
| day night. 1t was expected to resume
| work Tuesday.
| Mr. and Mrs. II. Z. Green of Water
| vile and Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Grant
and little son Elwyn of Rumford Falls
| were guests over Sunday of Mr.. and
| Mrs. c. X. Green. Mr. and Mrs. Green
| and MIR Grant returned To their homes
| Monday. Mrs. Grant and son will re-
| main for Il weeks visit with relatives
| and friends.
| Alton Cooper of Randolph has pur-
| chased of J. r. Grant the Pierce Grant
| farm near joys pond and will take
possession during the summer. Mr.
Cooper with lady friends visited their
| new possession Friday.
| w. Il. Jewett has sold his bay horse
| and intends Il little later to purchas,
another Of a heavier type.
| Charles Manson Went to Portland
| Monday on business.
w. r. Jewett who has been in In
| employ Of the Harmon Produce 80. nt
| Gardiner for the past winter. has re-
| turned to his home and will soon com
/ mencc his annual spring work of haul
ing fish from Dresden and selling t.
the traders ana people. All will b.
glad to welcome him.
Miss Belle Clark Of Farmingdale ha
been a guest at S. a. Jcwetts for
few days.
| Charles Mcdonald of Dresden visite,
at c. X. Green's Sunday.
| BELGRADE.
The many friends in this town an
elsewhere of Chester ID. Bachelor vii
be panied to learn that he has suffere
q serious stroke Of paralysis, the en-
tire right side being helpless.
Mrs. f. H. Turner of East Mt Yer
non passed the day Monday at c. 7
Pinkham's.
Peter Dunn and Miss Esther Cottl
were married April q.
Miss Louise Hill has moved into TIL
house at the Depot recently purchase
by her Of the heirs Of the late c. A
| Yeaton.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Wyman visite
relatives in Hallowell Saturday and at
TENDED the services Of the l. O. o. F. a
the Baptist church Sunday.
The Primary schools in town begal
Monday.
Much sympathy is expressed here 70
| Edward f. Johnson, who recently suf
fered the loss of part of his thumb an
forefinger by coming in contact with
saw in the mill where he was working
Harry Mills of the Hill was calm
on friends in the south part of tn
| Sunday