Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-22

w. II. MchecHnlo mas UouSut wa
hum Spears farm. Mr.. Spear is
slowly recovering from his shock.
Walter Keith went to Auburn last
week and bought a very pretty driving
horse.
Miss Ada Jeffery teaches the East
Monmouth school this term.
Miss Ruby True teaches the Gram
mar school and Miss Bertha Richard
son the Primary at North Monmouth.
Harry Prescott came home from
Cumberland Mills Thursday, where he
IS saving ash for shovel handles. He
returned Monday.
WEST CHELSEA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luke Leighton of Au-
,usta passed Sunday with Mr.. Leigh
tons sister, Mrs. M H. Hayes.
Eugene Fossett of Pittston is en-
Logged by Q. f. Heath building CHM
neys.
Miles Leighton of Somervile is pass
ng a week with NJ. II. Hayes and
family.
Schools in town commenced Monday
for 10 weeks term.
Theodore Hayes has hauled some of
his potatoes which he sold Augusta
parties tor the Togus market.
]. B. Hayes OF Randolph is painting
and otherwise repairing his buildings.
Fred Chase is painting his house,
which adds greatly to it's appearance.
The school committee complied with
L, y a.
fumigated before opening the schools
in town.
Robert Huntington while fighting
fire, which started from the Kennebec
Central railroad, enc day last week
was seriously burned about the arms
and body
PITTSTON.
Elmer Lapham of Augusta visited
relatives here Sunday.
Charles Mansir went to Cambridge
Mass, Thursday.
Fred Hanly Of Boston was a caller
in town Monday.
Eugene Fossett passed the day Sun
day with relatives in Augusta.
Capt. J. A. Marson went to Boston
Thursday on business.
ALBION.
Martha Parkhurst has returned from
Hallowell.
Marguerite Drake passed last week
in Waterville.
| j. c. Gould slaughtered two hogs
| last week that dressed 1850 pounds.
t..
| have returned from South China
where they have been employed
through the winter.
There will be a Conundrum supper
at the Grange hall Wednesday evening
April %, under the auspices of the La
dies Aid Society.
Mrs Lottie Gilman died Saturd. "
April Is, after a few weeks illnc IS
Funeral services We're held Monday
mother, one sister and a brother sur
vive, to whom much sympathy is ex.
tended.
An extensive job of repairing is be.
| ing done to the Christian church. Ar
extension is being built for 4 choil
gallery. the walls and ceiling are being
painted and frescoed and Other
changes are being made which will ado
greatly to the comfort and convenience
OF the members.
The assessors have completed ttei1
work and the tax lists are ready to bt
committed to the collector. The tag
rate for the coming year will be q
mills. The total amount of money tt
be raised including tho State ant
county tax is $9791.11 The amount o.
property ir town is as follows: Resi-
dent real estate, s2,611 IS; nonresident
real estate, $157.45; personal estate
$656.72; number of polls 229.
NORTH SIDNEY.
Mrs. James A. Field and little
daughter Elizabeth May recently visit
ed Mrs. Fields parents, Mr. and Mrs
Chas. Burgess in Waterville.
Among those who attended Pomona
Grange in Belgrade were Mrs Chas
Philbrick, Mrs. Herman Taught
frankie and Lizzie Houghton, Mrs
Ina Taylor and daughter Emma Mr.
Peck, T. S. Benson and Arthur
Smiley.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Small of Vas
salboro have been engaged to carry or
the Sidney town farm the ensuing
year.
Ned Field of Waterville was home
over Sunday.
Miss sullivan of Clinton is a guest al
| f.. III. Bragg's.
Mrs. Jesse Blake of Oakland was {
guest several days last week at hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Fields.
Herman Taught and Albert Rey.
nolds lost horse recently. The latter
has purchased another of Clinton
Goodhue.
Cecil Clark and sisters, Misses AMY
and Lena were entertained one day
last week at the Tilson camp, Snow
pond.
Miss Agnes Field visited in Water.
vile last week.
Clyde Lyon visited his parents al
Mountain View Farm. Waterville, one
day recently.
Frank Bishop of Dorchester, Mass.
| was guest at r. H. Sawtelle'S from
Friday till Monday.