Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-06
MON MCUTH,

has one CT the most convenient build
ings in town. Mr.. Pierce is having
apparatus put in to have his entire
buildings lighted by gao. He also has
mill to grind his own grain.
| The town schools closed last week.
| Following are the names of the pupils
attending the Neck school who were
not absent during the winter term:
Rena MacOmber, Susan Waugh, Merton
! LIZ ech, Clarence Howard, George Henry
Waugh. Helen Waugh. and Blanche
| Leech. The three remaining pupils
Minnie Currier, Helen Prescott and
| Anna Curricr We're kept out a few
days on account of sickness and bad
travelling.
| The drama valley Farm given by
the students of Monmouth Academy
| last week was a complete success, and
| many compliments We're earned by
| those taking part.
Miss Flossie Shepard, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. s. Shepard of Mon
mouth, who underwent serious surgi-
cal operation a short time ago is i'm
proving as rapidly as could be expected.
Mrs. Gilbert Espornette is ill.,
waiter iloll ana HIS mOCner nave
gone to Auburn to spend the winter
p. H. King is in town after a several
months stay in Auburn.
John Rolf, VINO went into the woods
in the early winter has returned home
Mrs. Cowan and sister Miss Day of
Salem, Mass, have been at the hotel
for the last three weeks enjoying
winters outing.
Mrs. w. c. Robinson left few
days ago for Rockland, Mass. on q
visit to relatives and friends.
The East Monmouth school was WIS.,
tied by the ..eck school the last day
and program for the occasion was
furnished by both schools
FARMINGDALE.
The Ladies' Aid of the NJ F. church
meets with Mrs. Jas. Rogers Friday af-
ternoon.
The Art Club met with Mrs Blair on
Sheldon street Tuesday evening.
Chas. Stewart of Sheldon street has
been confined to the house for some
time with a severe attack of the grip.
Rev. Mr.. Mansir of Bowman street is
also on the sick list
Rose WadswOrth, teacher of . the
Grant street primary school. took her
scholars to visit the Legislature last
week.
NORTH PITTSTON.
Walter Powers, Mrs Annie Powers
and Miss Grace Powers of West Chel-
sea We're callers at c. X. GREEN'S last
Weeh.
H. II. Carey Of East Pittston was
calling on friends in this section of the
town the first of the week.
The school at East Chelsea taught
by Miss Jennie Mains Of Woolwich,
closed January 24th, after very sue
cessful term.
Winter Moulton of Beech Hill, after
having spent several weeks at the Au-
gusta City hospital, during which time
he has suffered the loss of finger
from blood poisoning. is much better
and is expected home very soon.
Mrs. Oliver Gould who went to Bos-
ton some time ago where she endured
serious surgical operation at one of the
hospitals, has so far recovered as to be
able to return to her home, Saturday.
MT. VERNON.
The Bean school, Miss Evangeline
Trefethen, teacher closed Friday. She
is now visiting friends in Vienna.
Mrs. Gertrude Barron resumed her
duties at the Thing school Monday
after weeks suspension on account
of illness.
Mt. Vernon Grange is invited to
visit Hiawatha Grange. Pennington
Falls on Thursday the 21st, inst
Elmer H. Weber who is attending
the Normal school at Pennington
visited his parents on Saturday.
C. Aledo Hall who has been lumber
ing in China, returned to his home on
Saturday.
Rev. w. H. Atkinson returned
Saturday after a two weeks absence.
Sherman Weber, the stage driver,
has been confined to the house for
several days on account of the grip,
but is now convalescent.
RIVERSIDE.
James Bean OF Sidney was in the
place last Thursday.
Chester u. Ellis has returned to his
home here from Dexter where for the
past year or two he has been clerk and
operator at the Maine Central r. X.
station. All are glad to see him back
here again, while the people of Dexter
are sorry to have him leave. Since re-
signing his position at Dexter he has
for a few days been acting as agent
1t Silver's Mills. The death of his
father makes it necessary for him to
return home to look after the farm.
RIVERSIDE.
The friends Of Mrs. Annie Hodgkins
will be pleased 10 learn that she is re-
covering from the very severe illness of
grip and bronchitis.
Favorable reports have also been re-
ceived from f. S. Forrest. who has an
attach of grip although Mr. Forrest is
not able to be out yet.