Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-30
KENNEBEC.
NORTH AUGUSTA.

NORTH AUGUSTA.
All are pleased to welcome Mr.. and
Mrs. IL. J. Judkins in this community,
i who have moved into the Fisher house.
Mrs. F. w. Damren was called to
- Skowhegan Friday iy the illness of her
mother.
Charles Town and daughter Emma
u Of Augusta were calling on Mrs M. Z.
4 Hagan Friday.
Iii Mr. and Mrs. +. T. Fisher arc passing
a few days in China.
Horace II. Haean of Myrtle Creek,
j Ore, formerly of this place has bought
4 a ranch and is making preparations for
extensive farming.
: Mr. and Mrs u. I.ongfelow were Wis
! iting in Randolph few days last week.
4 Fred Longfcllow, who has been at
the hospital for treatment is at home
A again and gaining rapidly.
III George Blake, who is boarding al
4 Jesse Shutc's, attended the church SER
i vices here last Sunday and made some
very interesting remarks at the close
\ oi the Sunday school.
NORTH VAssALBoRo.
r. w. Mullen Post, No. SO, G. a. r..
4 accompanied by the Women's Relief
\ Corps. attended Memorial services at
Il the Nj. f. church on Sunday and list
i ened to very interesting sermon by
the pastor, Rev. A. Hamilton.
Mr.. and Mrs II. D. B. Aver, who
have been visiting his brother. c. F.
Aver and family at Livermorc Falls
4 and also attending the dedication eX-
ercises of the new NJ. Z. church, re-
\ turned home on Tuesday.
At the last meeting of Vassalboro
9 Rebekahs held May %, the degree was
a conferred upon four candidates.
Work upon the electric railroad was
4 begun Monday.
The Town hall is now lighted by
electricity as well as several other
] houses in the village and wire is being
4 strung as rapidly as possible.
E. H. Cook is confined to the house
by illness.
Frank Blair has entered the employ
of Chas Waldron and is now on a trip
in the northern part of the State in
stalling acetylene lighting plants.
MANCHESTER.
The funeral services Of Virgil Serb
ner were held at his late home, at 1.SO
P. M. Tuesday, Rev. w. F. Berry,
Kent's Hill, officiating and Undertaken
Wood of Hallowell manager. Rev. Mr..
Ennis of Yarmouth, Mass a former
pastor of the church at North Man
chester and a friend of the family,
sang several selections. There was a
large attendance of relatives and
friends present, but the absence of his
adopted son, Prof. Frank Lamson
Scribner, who was detained in Wash
ington, was regretted.
CHURCH HILL.
: A Sunday-school was opened last
u Sunday at the Church Hill chapel al
4 1890 at the close of which Rev. Mr.
Il Kearney of Augusta gave an excellent
i sermon. Rev. Mr.. Kearney will speal
4 at the same hour next Sunday. AL
are cordially invited to attend.
READFIELD.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas H. Mallett re-
turned Tuesday from Plympton, N. S.
where they went to attend the funera
of Mr.. Mallett'5 father, the late Capt
Geo. A. Mallett.
l. SIDNEY.
LIT. Edgar W. Emerson OF MdnCneS
ter, n. H., will speak in Grange hall
Sidney, at 80 o'clock Friday evening
May 31st, instead of Saturday as wa
previously announced.
WEST CHELSEA.
Ernest Goodwin of Randolph is NOV
ingiHg into the house owned Ivy F G
hayes where he is to live this s'lmnlcr
J. E. blanchard is shipping his hay &
Boston. J. r. Hayes is hauling it L
Gardiner for him.
dance was held in the Town hall Sat
urday evening, and was much enjoye
by all
II. l. Hayes and family passed sur
day with his uncle, Frank Hayes i
Gardiner at the Oakands.
Theodore Hayes is kept busy plantin
potatoes i'll town with his planter.
C. G. Dondero recently shipped thre
thoroughbred Guernsey cattle TO Judg
Hall Of Caribou which he purchased SON
time ago. t"HIlJF
II W. S. Powers, Jr, is employed by c. v
Hunt of PittstoE repairing his building
- which he recently purchased.
r. LITCHFIELD.