Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-10
CROSS HILL,

CROSS HILL.
The schools in town opened Monday
Miss Myrtle Webb a graduate of Oak
Grove Seminary is teaching in the Per-
Icy district.
Mr.. and -Irs. Albert II. Austin icf;
Monday for Whitinsville. Mass. where
MIR. Austin has a lucrative position.
Mr.. ana Mrs. r. J. Ames passed the
greater part of the time last week at
NassalLnro, caring for Mr.. Ames'
mother who is sick at the home of
Charles Clifford.
Miss Eva Crosby, one Of VlssalbnrOs
most popular teachers has accepted a
fine position in one Of the schools IN
Warren, and left for that town SAtur-
day.
Sheldon Gardner is making prelara-
lions to rebuild his barn this spring
William Crane of South China will do
the carpenter work
Arthur Robbins has recently pur-
chased a pure bred Guernsey bull.
G. II. Knowlt1n, supervisor Of
schools Of Vassalboro, was on the Hill
Monday on business.
o. j. Husscy Of Nlss1ibcro was a
business caller in he place Saturday.
SOUTH VASSALBORO.
Omar Davis Of East NassalbOro was
guest Of Willie Cross at f. Il. Tay-
| lors Sunday.
Harry Whitcomb was a business cal
Ter at Augusta Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. j. S. Clark of Riverside
were guests at II. G. Dickey's Sunday.
School opened in this place Monday
with Mrs. Edith Stewart teacher.
Miss Myrtle Webb. teacher of the
Pcrlry school, was a guest of Mrs f..
| IL. WhitchouSc over Sunday.
Miss blanche Cobb. teacher Of the
| Riverside gra mmar school, left for her
work Monday morning.
Ralph Dickey. Forest Brown. Clar-
cncc Cobb and the Misses Mabel Brown
and LOttic Warren, students at OAK
Grove Seminary, passed Sunday at
their homes in this place.
+. l.. Whitehouse Of the Watervi!le
rostoflice force passed sunday at his
home il this place.
EAST PiTTsTON.
The pox supper and sociable which was
|
postponed irdctiniteil- Many of the
| yong people were much disappointed be
| caus. Of the weather and bad travelling
| which prevented their having pleas mt
| time at this sOciable.
schools in this town opened Monday,
| Ap.il \ There were schools for mos of
| the teachers lwh" applied, ana but few
| wcr.. disappointed.
Miss Eva Mansir is visiting in Augusta.
| Miss ErncStinc Thompson returned last
| ,Jn .SflJ H.IllDWeD
| sn,n.t Caster with relatives in that place.
| Miss Thompson reports as having had 4
| very !casant time
| 4 Baked Bean supper will he held az
| the NJ r.. church next "Wednesday ven
ing the h"nrtit Of which is 10 be pad 70
Rev. +. S. Gahan. on his salary.
| Mr.. MacPh"rson Of Fccch Hill has
bought IL" scott Rr"thcrs store and
| hcnCCtorth.
qh roads are just row in quite poor
| shlpn. The snow has not come off in
some places. ami ir SOM places the frost
| is coming out of the ground.
| Mr. IIoudlctte of Dresden was bust
ness caller IN town last Friday.
| George Dow is quite ill at his home in
| this place.
| Bert Mason is visiting in Massachu-
| sctts.
READFiELD DEPOT.
| Mrs Edward Weymouth. Dexter. who
| had not VISITED relatives Tor ~ wears, Ii.
| Keadfield, passed Thur day at the hons
Of Mrs. Ruth Jorns
| Miss Edwina Stevens. Readficld was
the guest of Mrs. A II. Jones, one day
| last week.
Miss Amelia Luce left Monday for Au.
| burn. where she will remain some time
with her sister. MrS. HartshOrn. who is
preparing for . trip to California.
| Mir and Mrs. G.. c. Jenkins, Winthrop
| accompanied by their little son Nealc
are visiting at tie home of Dennis Jose
Miss Ruby Hammond. who has been
| stopping over Sunday with her mother
Mrs. T. w. Hammond, returned to Hall
Dwell, Monday.
While shoveling snow in the highway.
exposing some bare ground, Saturday, f
| W. Brown, road commissioner, was sur
prised to see a snake which suddenly