Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-11
KENNEBEC.
MON MOUTH.

At the annual town meeting, March
., the following officers were chosen:
Moderator. John NJ. Prescott: clerk, Z.
j. RraSlon; sclcctmcn, w. ii. Hatha-
way, Jcsnua Slower, Olney Gordon;
treasurer, Joseph f. Moody; member Of
school committee, Eugene Day; road
commissioner. w. J. KimhalI Appro-
priatiOns: Summer roads, $1,000; winter
roads, $1,000; common schools, $3.50;
town expenses, 500; repair of school
houses, $500; supplies and Insurance,
$500; hose for North Monmouth. $500;
Memorial Day. $50; sidewalks, 5000.
LlTCHFIELD.
POND READINESS C. II. Kendall
arrived here from Bowdoinham Satur
day, and attended church here Sun
day She will stay until Friday and
will holu services at the chapel on
Wednesday and Thursday evenings.
All are invited to attend. Next Satur-
day evening will be the regular year
ly meeting OF the society and election
of officers for the coming year. 1t is
hoped that all members who can do
So. will be present at this meeting.
Rev. G. e. Bonsficld and family ex-
poet to leave Friday for East Lcban-
OH.
A number of people from this vicin-
itv have been in Augusta for the past
few days in attendance at the court
house, as great deal of interest is
manifested in the last two cases tried
there by residents of both West Gar
diner and Litchfield.
Mrs. Lizzie Merrill and Mrs May
Blake of Gardiner were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. B. l.. Merrill Sunday.
ALBION.
Anna Wood is at home for a short
Ms. Amy Spearin passed away last
Wednesday,
Charles Trask is sick with pneumonia.
Hollis Libby is improving in health.
Clarence Flake and clyde Libby of
s.. Gardiner were in town recently.
Mrs. Cora IIeikes of Bangor was the
guest of Mrs G.. W. Abbott Friday.
Emma Nelson passed Saturday and
Sunday with her aunt. Mrs. Hcn1y Carr.
Mrs. Aabic Arnold was in town Friday.
F'lOssie Mason of Benton IS working for
Mrs. w. l.. Drake.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Parmenter have re-
turned to Lynn, Mass.
John Husscy sold eighteen beevcs t.
Bean of Bangor, last week.
Mr.. Stacey of Watcrvillc spoke on tom
per1nce at the Christian church. Sunday.
Edit; Keay; who has been in Fair
field this winter. is at nome. She in
tends 10 20 TO Boston very soon.
Mrs. Wcbb of SLowhegan. who has
been visiting her daughter. Mrs. Charles
Littlefeld, will return to Skowlegan this
week.
Louise Carr and her brother from
Palermo, were in town Friday and Satur-
Clifton Wentworth, who cut his foot
is able "a go about now without crutches
Mr., Written of Clinton is spending a
few days with his sister at Mr.. Pcasec's
A. sunshine meeting is appointed for
Eel. II. at Grange hall, and the Ladies'
&. II. Society for March Is.
NORTH vASSALBORO.
Town meeting will be held next Mon
day Mar. 16. The annual report will show
The town out of debt and a balance OF
$NMC in the treasury
The wooden mill is now running on full
time.
At Joint convention of the members of
tho North and East Vassalboro Methodist
churches on Sunday last w A Mariner
was elected Il delegate to the Lay Flee
torial Conference to be held in connection
with the annual session of the r. Maine
Conference at Houlton April - to %
At the next meeting or Tuesday even
| ing March 70, Of Vassalhoro Rcbekal
Lodge No o. ]. o. o. F.. the degree will
| he conferred upon 10 candidates The
district deputy will be a guest and re-
| freshmcnts will he served
Miss Annabel Cook will ship her arrles
| this week.
| Mr. Henry Hodges is suffering with a
cut on his knee, received while working
| in the woods
The Fourth Quarterly Conference oi
| the North and East NasSalboro charge oi
the Methodist Episcopal church will be
| held al East NassalbOro, March II, at
| o'clock.