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

The spring term Of Erskine school
commenced April goth.
Mrs. John Halpen was recent caller
at Mrs j. Il. Stilphens. s.s
John Glidden and family removed to
North Whitefield last Saturday.
NORTH WAYNE.
John Moody Of Worcester, Mass, was
calling on friends in this place TUESDAY.
C. T.. Gore went to Lewiston to visit
Mrs Gore who is at the Central Name
General Hospital there. He found her
much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. r. Smith. who are
turning TIER attention to poultry raising
are meeting with excellent success. 1hey
already have 40 chiclincs now two weeks
old.
Harry stone of Cambridge, Mass, was
the guest of Mi. md Mrs. G. A. Ladd
Saturday night. Jig vert to halloween
Sunday to visit relatives.
Mrs. Lois Smith, after Il weeks stay
with her daughter Mrs. Kate Laid, re-
turned to her home Sunday.
After q short stay at her summer home
here, Mrs Loomis. with her parents, re-
TUNED to Cambridge. Mass, Monday.
|. MIR. ana Mrs. L. NJ. s. Abbott are again
i'll Mitli severe colds.
MT. VERNON.
I Miss Lora Mccartney has been chosen
tea her of the Robinson school.
/ Frank and Grover Carrier visited
Friends in tewr last week.
4 Mrs w. Whippft and daughter are in
Flown visiting friends.
| Warren Weber and ReXford morrill,
were recent visitors AT the State capitol.
| Miss Gertrude French IL student at Col
t tE, passed sunday :" Town V'S'''''s 'e'A
Miss Alberta Cram, who is attending
school at kents' Hill, returned home for
Easter.
Irwin Smith is hauling sheep skins to
| the tanneIy.
| Albert Gordon has purchased a fine pair
| of cattle.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Read have returned to
their homo after passing the winter III
| New York.
RIVERSIDE.
w. II. Brooks and daughter. Mrs.
Brown. of Augusta, we're in the place last
Friday.
| Mrs. Perley Gardner had Il quilting par
| ty last Wednesday afternoon. About a
| dozen of her neighoors We're invited and
| besides doing a large amount of work
they had an enjoyable time. While they
them with his fine Edison photograph,
| and Mrs. Gardner prepared for them a
| grand supper. consisting of chicken PIE
with, all the tixings, coffee: cake PIE etc.
w
make some more quilts soon
WINDSOR.
Mr. and Mrs. Francisco Colburn passed
Sunday with their sister. Mrs. G. A.
Moody at Whitetield.
| The neighbors and friends of II. a. N.
| Dutton were pleased to greet him upon
| his return from the Eye and Ear mfr
mary at Portland, where he has been for
| the past five weeks. All extend sympa-
| thy for the loss of his eye.
Mrs G F. Merrill and Miss Edith Civ
en- visited Mrs. R. B. Jewell Thursday of
last week
w. s. Rogers Of Cathance was in town
| last week.
Dana Wilkins recently purchased IA
valuable colt of H. c. Malcolm.
Miss Helena Pinkham has returned from
a weeks visit with relatives and friends
| in Augusta
Miss Clyde 1'rask Of Augusta passed
Saturday with her sister, Mrs. II. q.
| Malcolm.
S. L. Titcomb is in town buying pota-
toes. Several carloads were shipped from
| this station the past week.
RESOLUTIONS OF REsPECT.-AAgain
the grim and silent reaper per, Death sso,
brother, Lot NJ. Barton. calling him from
this earthly harvest field to the harvest
field above. While we sincerely mourn
the loss of our brother from our midst.
we can but feel that he has gone but
just a little before us, to that great har-
vest field where We ourselves will at
| last be garnered.'
Therefore, be it resolved that in the
death Of Bro Barton, Windsor Grange
has lost loyal member, the town an
upright citizen, the community an honest
obliging neighbor, and the family a low
ing husband and kind indulgentt father.
RESOLVED. That copy of these reso-
| lutionS be spread upon our records. a
cory be sent to the bereaved family and
a copy be sent to the kennebec Journal,
| and Lewiston Journal for publication.
| RESOLVED, That our charter be
draped in the Grange emblem of mourn
| ing for thirty days for our deceased
| c. r. DONNELL.
1 FRANK COLBURN.
| MRS. FRANK COLBJRN.
Com. on Resolutions.