Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-13
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Mrs. Esther French was calling at
Ephraim Jackson's last Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Wingood. who
have spent the winter with their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wingood. have re-
turned to Concord, N. II.
EPhraim. jackson Is iii. He is attended
by pr. Small 81 Weeks Mills ~
Mrs Rose Piper was calling on Melissa
Jackson THURSDAY last.
Mrs. Emily. Dodge. teacher of the Frs
kline school. was recent guest Of Mrs.
J. 3. stilphen.
Mrs. Herbert Dodge was calling on the
sick in the neighborhood one day last
week.
Mrs. Ezra Ward Of China passed last
week with her sister. Mrs. Melissa Jack
son.
Mrs. J. B. stilphen has potatoes up and
growing finely. =
J. 8. Gray was calling at Ephraim Jack
sons Sunday last.
Andrew Halpen continues to work In
the woods numbering, despite unpleasant
weather and bad travelling s''' w.
west WINDSOR.
A. w. Seekins and daughter Josie are
stopping at the old homestead for a short
time Win Miss Edith PinKha,m as guest,
Mr.. and, Mrs. Asa Merrill were callers
at Henry Taber's Sunday afternoon
Miss Ashford. teacher Of West Wind
sor school. boards at the home Of Will
liam Stewards. 81 -''@ ''''''' % 80 :
c. II. Fiaeld still remains in feeble
condition. a'''H = :
Rose Lamson passed Sunday afternoon
at home.
O. E. Carpenter recently lost one Of his
work horses.
Fben E. Berry has returned to National
Simon French's.
Claude e. French Is sick with re-
lapse Of the grip. DR.. Small is in atten-
dance.
Mrs. Melissa Jackson still remains in a
critical condition. She is cared for by her
niece. Mrs. Ada Melvin Of China.
The new machinery for John Sprouts
steam milIhas arrived and the mill is
nearing completion. as all will be glad to
hear.
Arthur Dodge OF Somervilel visited last
Sunday with his friend Maurice Greeley.
Leslie lfisler Is repairing the M. N.
Dunton house.
Mrs. Sam Lyons and daughter, Annie
visited Mrs. J. w. French one day last
week.
Owing to the cold, rainy weather farm
ers have been unable to do any planting.
Miss May Ashford Of Thondike was
visiting in this vicinity recently.
Little Wilfred Dodge has been very
sick with a bad cold. but is somewhat
improved.
Mrs. George Godfrey Of Augusta is
visiting at Simon Frencks.
c. l. York is remodeling his store in
side, tearing out the old part and con-
Meeting, With the new one recently con-
structed.
Mrs Edith Greeley recently visited her
friend. Mrs. Ethel Munsey at Coopers
Mills.
l.. r. French will have dance at his
pavilion Thursday May IA. Music by
who wish 1t.
NORTH WAYNE.
6: W. Ladd is home for n weeks stay
Ladd.
Mrs c. M Stevens passed Wednesday
with Mrs. G. NJ. Lane in Readfield.
Tho Misses studley and Dudley. trained
Austin and daughter, Mrs. Walter Nick
erson during their illness captured a
woodehuck the other day. The animal
was in wall near by and 1t was ncces-
sary to roll several Of the large stones to
get at it.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Smith were lusi-
ness visitors at South Wayne Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Abbott from Rum
Sost.s parents, Mr. and Uni" Mrs E. ~ M. s
Abbott. Mr.. Abbott went to Canada
Thursday. where he has work.
WEEKS MILLS.
Harold Choate made business trip to
Somerville recently.
W w. Hislcr is making extensive Inn
provcments on his dwelling house.
II. p. Reed is having his buildings
pointed.
Farmers OF this vicinity are commence
ing their spring work.
A Reporters Club has been organized
in this village for the benefit Of the yong
folks. with the following officers. Pres
Nellie A. Malcolm; vice pres. Hattie
Clark: sec. Matte Reed.
The Riverside Inn still prospers as the
fame Of its hospitality and fine service
has gone abroad.
Augusta were the guests Of Mrs. NJ. F.
Perkins Wednesday,
L. 4. Morse IL laying plans for a fine
residence on the A. r. Burrill store LOT
The students Of Erskine Academy are
at home for the summer vacation. last
Thursday being Commencement Day.
Miss Inez Hisler was one Of the graduates
and many from this way attended the
exercises.
u NORTH PiTTSTON.
Mr.. and Mrs. Callahan Of New Hamp-
shire. who came to take possession of
the Lewis Davis farm, decided to return
to New Hampshire. after a few days stay
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Matthews of
Whiteheid. who were married at North
Windsor recently have the best wishes
OF the people in this vicinity. Mrs. Mat
thews, formerly Miss Ethel Partridge, |
was q popular and much loved teacher
Of tire school here last year.
Mrs. Sarah Greeley is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Ahial Allen, Beech Bill, |
Mrs Allen has gone to work for Thee |
dore Chlsn, North Whitefield
Michael Mccormick Is having his build |
ings painted Harry Bradstreet, George |
McCobb and Robert Pottle are doing the
work.
Merrill Clark is having his new house
painted Additions are also being made |
to the buildings. Charles Lawrence and |
w. B. Totey are at work for Mr.. Clark
". Fl. kidder has gone to Manchester |
where he will work during the summer !