Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-18
Thursday evening ana about $50 was

The officers OF East Kennebec Pomo-
ma will confer the fifth degree at the
of the State Grange in Water
Vile Wednesday evening.
SOUTH--Mrs. M. A. Miller is passing
a few weeks at Augusta.
Orville Nelson and family Of East
vassalboro were Sunday guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. William Raynes.
Mrs. F. b. Whitehouse went to Wa
terville Monday to pass the week and
attend the State Grange.
All are looking forward to the con-
yenience of the portable sawmill which
is to be erected on the Stone brothers
land at the foot of Fuller Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Linwood Saben passed
Sunday at Cross Hill visiting Mrs. Sa-
hens parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Z. To-
bey.
CROSS HII4L--George Wadleigh of
Augusta has purchased the lumber on
the Fred Harnden place and is making
preparations to put a steam sawn4ll
on the Stone place at the foot of the
Fuller hill east of Cross hill where he
will do the custom saving in addition
to the lot purchased. He has also
bought lot of logs Of w. E, Pancost.
James and Walter Dunlap OF River
side were on the Hill on business one
day last week.
Mrs. Anna Tobey and Carrie Ames
we're in Augusta Monday going there
on the l.. y. 6. w. R'y.
Manley Haskell Of Augusta was on
the Hill on business Monday.
Mrs. Sarah Jones returned home
Sunday after passing a week with Mr..
ana Mrs. Z. E. Jones on Pope avenue.
Mrs. Llewellyn Hit and Miss Eva
Damson Of Augusta were guests of
their sister, Mrs. Fred Harnden, Sun
day.
Eugene Baker of Riverside was a
business caller in the place Monday.
Henry, IA young son of Clarence
Gardner cut the end off one Of his fin-
gers while at play with a straw cutter
last week.
John 3. Morrill, of China lakeside
was on the Hill Monday on business.
William Bussell and Melvin Tobey
were in Augusta Monday on business.
RIVERSIDE.
Mrs Frazette Reed. Aunt Fra" as
everybody called her, passed away
Tuesday at the age of IS, following an
apoplectic shock, and the funeral
services were held Friday forenoon at
her late residence, conducted by Rev.
H. e. Dunnack of Augusta. Many of
her relatives and neighbors gathered
to pay their last respects to one who
had been loved for her kindness and
goodness of heart Mr. Dunnack's re-
marks were very comforting to those
who were called to mourn the loss Of a
mother and friend. Besides more
distant relatives, GRO son Frank Reed
of Vassalboro, and I o 'pnThterS, Mrs.
L. NJ Mooers of Washington, d. C,
and Mrs. Fred Morrill, of Canada are
left to mourn her loss.
The stork again visited the place
last Friday, this time leaving a nice
71A pound boy at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs H. p. Hawek
MONMOUTH.
SOCTH--!.oy Hinkley has gone tc
Boston whe re hes has position as
brakeman on the elevated railway
Miss Edn;l Benner has returned to
Pennington Normal school She grad
yates next June.
E. c. HI, ford is expected home this
week after two weeks visit with
friends IL New York and Boston,
Willie Buker has gone to Unity where
he has 1t large school. ~
Mr. ;:nd Mrs. Cyrus Wyman took a
trolley ride to Lewiston one day this
weel
While Frank Chase was trying tc
cross the track at Wilson's crossing in
Wales, the car came along hitting the
hind part of the wagon demolishing it
throwing Mr.. Chase out, cutting his
head quite badly and spelling a goot
horse
Ed. Hinkley from Peabody. Mass,
was in town buying hay to ship.
Frank Carr has been in Readfield
three weeks buying and shipping calves
and COWS. He has shipped three car
loads.
Wesley Frost has bought the store at
East Monmouth and has gone into
trade
SIDNEY.
David Bailey returned last week from
a successful hunting trip. bringing
with him a large buck deer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wlll Rae of Boston are
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Rae.
A social will be given at John Swift's
Wedno sday evening. Dec. 16. for the
benefit of the church. Ladies please
bring cake. If stormy the first fair
night.
Rev. G. d. Holmes. presiding elder
Of tile Augusta district, occupied the
pulpit Of the M. T.. church SunGay.
WEST--Miss Ethel Ward came from
kent's Hill last Friday and is the guest
OF her sister. Mrs Herbert Trask.
Miss Ward is attending school at the
Maine Wesleyan Seminary.
Miss Nellie Cross, who has been in
Augusta on a short visit; returned last
Wednesday to her cousins, Mrs. Clar-
encc Richardson's,
Fred Henderson, of Gardiner is with
his grandson, Clarence Richardson, for
q short time
All will be glad to know that Mrs.
Edwin Trask is improving in health.
The schools began here last Monday
with Mrs. Vesta Gilmore, teacher. Mrs
Gilmore is boarding with Mrs. VIM