Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-12
LINCOLN.
SOUTH JEFFERSON.

| LINCULH.
| SOUTH JEFFERSON.
| Rev. George Weeks of Weeks Mills.
China. supplied the pulpit in this place
last Sunday morning, in the absence of
| II. +. Wood, who attended the Trinity
Union at Cooper's Mills.
| Mrs. ANGELA Trask is critically i'll at
the home of Frank Manuel. where she
| has been boarding during tEe past few
| months
| Rev. Martin House of Rumford Falls
| is visiting his mother, Mrs. ANGELA
Trask.
| Prof. and Mrs. w. J. Thompson Of
South China visited John X. Erskine last
week.
Mr.. and hrs. Harvey G. Hilton ard
son I.inwood of Lewiston spent a efw
days last week with relatives in this
| place.
Several from this place are planning to
attend the Free Baptist quarterly meet
| ing at North Gushing next Friday, Satur-
day and Sunday.
Sanford Irask of Boston arrived Satur-
day to visit his mother, who is critically
| i'll with pneumonia.
DRESDEN.
E. T. Houdlettc was in Gardiner on
business Wednesday.
Miss Gertrude Cooper is visiting her
sister, Mrs. John y. McFadden.
NJ w. Trafton pasesd a few days in
Bath last week.
Mrs. Zina Binn died June 3. The
funeral was held from his late home
June 6.
Ernest Cameron, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Cameron fell Monday and broke
his arm.
Charles Drawn and Miss Edith Blinu
formerly Of Dresden, We're married in
Gardiner, June l.
Cleyton Mayors has arrived from
Philadelphia to pass his summers
vacation.
Many of the orchards in this town
suffered severely during the past Win
ter, especially plum and pear trees.
Cant. Samuel Goodwin. who has been
i'll for a long time, remains about the |
same.
Fred March of Newcastle was in
town Saturday.
DRESDEN MILLS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patterson are the |
guests Of Mrs. Patterson's brother,
Owen Rlinn.
Mrs. John Ersllinc and baby Louise
We're the guests Of Mamie Z. Mayors
Saturday and Sunday.
The Baccalaureate sermon given |
Sunday was duly appreciated by all.
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with red and white tissue paper and
ferns. The school marched, led by
Ralph Chcrcy. Several songs were
sung by the school. Rev benjamin
Hanscomc preached to the class
The Bridge academy graduation will
be held in NJ. L. church Thursday
afternoon, June 13.
Nellie Scarlcs has returned from
Rockland.
Miss Maggie Travcrs is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Frank Cheney.
WlSCASSET.
Charles Bartlett of Everett, Mass, was
in town and vicinity last week.
F. Z. Pond has been at his farm a few
days.
Ed Emery OF Bath was in town last
Tuesday on his way TO his lately pur-
chased farm in Dresden.
Mrs. Margaret Quinnam made n trip to
RockpOIt and return last week
Mrs. Abbie Mute is having her house
on tire Gardiner road repaired for occu-
pancy this summer.
Mrs j. Z. Badger has recovered suIi-
GENTLY to be out.
Emery Gibbs is at work laying new
floors and otherwise repairing Mrs. Abbie
Nute's house.
Fred March Of Damariscotta was in
town Friday.
Mrs. Lydia Lincoln has returned from
Rockland where she has spent the win
ter
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Robinson of New
York are at T.. W. Gibbs for the summer.
Lon Reed of Sheepscot was in town Fri
day.
Mr. and Mrs. John Smith were in Port
land on business last week.
Silas Y. Jackson has gone to Lewis
ton for treatment in c. NJ G. hospital.
Rev f. w. Moore preached to the Red
Men Sunday morning. June q
IT, +. Nash of Newcastle delivered the
Baccalaureate sermon before the gradual
ing class Of Wiscasset Academy at St.
Philips church Sunday, June 10.
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