Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-13
TUE LATEST KENNEBEC COUNTY NEWS
RIVERSIDE,


Mrs G. NJ Harris of Detroit was
visiting her son Herbert. who is sta
ton agent here, last week.
Mrs. A. s. Trott and Mrs. Frank
Wyman of Monmouth were the guests
over Sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. H.
Russell.
Charles Mosher of Augusta was in
the place last Sunday.
c. w. Frost, who has recently
bought the Bigelow place, is moving
his goods in. Mr.. Frost comes from
New Hampshire. Mrs. Sarah Went
worth, who was living in the house,
has moved to the house of Mrs.
Charles Russell in the neighborhood
Immediately above here.
calling on ]. f. Croker at J. w. Dun
laps last week.
NORTH WAYNE.
Fred Allen returned Thursday from
a trip to Portland.
J. NJ. Pike met with quite a loss last
week. On going to the barn Friday
morning he found one of his oxen dead
at the stanchion.
The school is progressing finely un-
der the instruction OF Mrs. Laura Lee.
Miss Phyllis Ward passed Sunday
night with Mrs Arzella Stevens.
Laforest Rowe is business visitor
in town.
Alvin Lothrop with his team is at
work for Lester Harris in South Fay
cite.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Iadd were CALL
ers at Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Smiths and
Mrs. Lois Smiths,
E. J. Smith is at work in Fayctte for
Lester Harris.
READFiELD.
Ora Morrow was i recent visitor at Mrs
Francis Hunts.
Frank Blanchard of Wilton and Mr..
Wheeler of Chesterville, who were in this
section buying stock last week, purchased
rs head of cattle and drove them to
Franklin county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Hall of Mt. Yer
Warren Hunt.
Congratulations are extended 20 Mr..
and Mrs. Irving Ballard of Manchester
on the birth of a son.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Heffernan and Miss
katina Medini returned to Augusta Sun
day afternoon. after a visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. WIN. Hunt.
Mrs. Bertha Kendall. who has been as
sisting in the family of Walter Nickerson
went to her home in Mt. Vernon Satur-
day on account of illness of her youngest
son, Grant
Among the Sunday guests of George
Morrow and family were Miss Edna Cor
don, Miss Withee. Miss .Jeannette Dud
ley, Harry Gorden and Harold Heath.
Miss Enma Hunt returned to Kent's
Jill Sunday after passing Saturday with
her parents.
E. Lion of Manchester has six large
oxen weighing also, $3.50, $500 to the YOKE
Harold Heath returned to his h
Saturday. after passing the winter in Ne
wark, N. j.
Fl. r. Freeman passed. Sunday il Mt.
Vernon with Mr.. and Mrs. Dura v e5ton.
Mrs Ella Brown was a caller Sunday
on Mrs. David Dudley.
MONMOUTH.
F.. r. Day and N. W. Richard son, who
have purchased the hardware business of
T. X. Blake are both woll-known citi--
the late Robert Day and has been a clerk
for Mr.. Flake for II years. Mr. Richard
son vas formerly manager of the Lewis
ton, Green and Monmouth Telephone Co.
MITE ocLOItelO WHO mas Dcen passing the
winter in Auburn has returned and is
the guest Of Miss Tapping.
Ross Day and Kenneth Blake are con-
fired to the house by the grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coson of Auburn are the
guests Of Mrs. Colson's mother, Mrs. H.
C. Frost.
The entertainment given by the Junior
class Of the Monmouth Academy Tuesday
evening was attended by Il large and APP
preciative audience. The program was as
follows: Music: Prayer; Music. The An
glo SAXON. Francis Davis Mil.ett How
ard; THE Door Of Heaven" Ethel Mt.til- |
da Hall: "A Brave Boys Deed" Frank |
Gerard Grsenlief; Music; THE Bridge Of
a Hundred Spans" Margaret Edna Car
sen; ''Marc0'S DEATH" Walter Join Rob- |
ertson. Telephone Romance" Bernice |
Adelin Gould: Music; THE European !
Glide" Paul Jackson; a "Jasiar.' b.
"Life's Tragedies" Cora May Curtis; |
Wien Lish Played Ok Norris Wsyne
Edith Marsh Carson; Edinburgh After
Flodden." James Roy Packard; "A Voice |
From Far Country" Marion .\drienne
Manter: Music.