Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-09
NEWS.
KENNEBEc.
DFiELO.

WAS brought from Lewiston Thursuay
VI huried in the family lot in the
Readfield Corner cemetery
sweet was for many years resioe"'
of Readfield.
Saturday was Children's day at me
cronca and they, as well as the o'der
noombers of the order, were present
in large numbers
Robert Hams from Hotel Copui.,
Skowhegan with his sister LiZZle' paw
short visit to friends III TOWN i'''
Friday and Saturday.
James Harvey of Oakland was
business caller in town last SATURDAY
The Republican caucus was held at
Town hall Saturday afternoon. Inc
delegates were uninstructcd.
BELGRADE.
The members OF the srauua'ii,S
class of the Belgrade High school VIII
hold their graduation exercises liui
day evening, June IS, at the bels!auc
Grange hall The public IS cordiaiis
invited. The reception. to be given ny
tho graduating class to the parents
mast members, and friends. Will occur
June 10. at 8 p. NJ. Admission caruS
will he inserted in the invitations.
Messrs. f.. H. Mosher, Wilbur john
son James Tebbetts, Fred Tebpetts'
and Frank Mills of Brockton, Mass
are enjoying four or five days Hshlhs
at Lake Moxie.
The Belgrade High school nine
n1avcd the Mount Vernon High school
nine at Mount Vernon, Saturday. June
The score was 6 to- 3 in favor or
Belgrade High.
Mrs. Frank ]. Lord and son Earl
were business callers at Augusta one
day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Farnham and
family passed Sunday at Mr.. Farn-
hams sister, Mrs. Gertrude Trask.
Leigh the second son of Mr.. and Mrs
J. p. Weston, is sick with penumonla.
| Mrs. E. L. Mccarthy is caring for him.
Miss E. NJ Whitney was calling on
| friends in Rome Saturday.
William Richardson and party of
| Boston are at View Point Camp,
| Fosters Point
| Mrs. Andrew j. Hersom and little
daughter are visiting at New Portland.
RIVERSIDE.
| Mr. Stewart of Belgrade was calling
on H. p. Halves one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Starrctt of
South China and Mrs Guy Hall and
| little daughter Dorothy of Waterville,
were guests last Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. +. Farwell.
| Mr.. and Mrs Chester Miller of NAL
den, Mass were visiting relatives here
last week.
Mrs. Townsend of Augusta is visiting
her niece, Miss Jeane Crowell.
Joseph Allen of Mt. Vernon was Wis
itirg Mr.. and Mrs. H. p. Halves last
week
| Mr. ana Mrs. Fossett were calling on
Mrs ]. p. Garland at Winslow last
Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs Harry Lee of Augusta
were in the place last Sunday.
LlTcHFIELD CORNER.
| Mrs. Fannie Purinton is reported
very ill.
Frank Springer and family, of
| Auburn have moved into the Starbrd
house.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bubier of
Bath, are visiting relatives in town.
Mrs Addie Anderson of Boston is in
town, the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George w. Earle. She is accom-
panied by her little daughter, Miss
| Claire. She expects to remain about
two weeks and will occupy her cottage
| part of the time
| Mr.. and Mrs Emery Baker, are in
| town for a few days.
Max Kndrick and William Buker.
have been at home attending the clos
| ing exercises of the Academy.
SOUTH MONMOUTH.
Memorial services were held in the
| chapel Sunday for the late Rev. f. G.
Slower. Mrs. Joel Witherell. led the
services. She paid high tribute to
his Christian Character, his useful
| ness as a citizen and how his loss was
| deeply felt His son Bates. who is in
| Manila, p. l., received the news of his
| fathers death five weeks later Mrs.
| Hiram Carver, Mrs. Adelbert Bennor
and Mrs Joel Witherell sang several
| selections. The three children of
| Elmer Chick also sang.
| Services will be held each Sunday in
| the chapel at go p. NJ.