Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-29
NORTH WINDSOR.

give them a hearty welcome.
sThelma Hallowell, who has been i'll
of late, is much better.
Mrs. Francis Craig arrived home
from Augusta last Friday.
Mrs. Lot Barton is passing a few
days with relatives at Augusta.
Ellen Pierce has arrived home from
Dorchester, Mass. Miss Pierce teaches
again the Village school at Week S
Mills. The term began last Monday.
Rev. J. Frank Jones visited his
mother at Alma two days last week.
The school here began Monday under
the tuition of Stella Barton. Orrin
Merrill transported the scholars from
the Barton district.
Edward Hallowell has purchased the
house at Tylers Corner owned by Asa
Merrill and will move into it soon.
Friends here are sorry to learn that
Fred Donnell is confined to the house
by illness.
There will be cottage prayer
meeting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Asel Robinson on Tuesday night a,
7.30 o'clock.
A goodly number of neighbors re-
last week for wood-Splitting bee al
Mrs. Lot Bartons. 1t was 4 favor
greatly appreciated by the family.
Nina Caswell and Ralph Small pass
| ed Easter Sabbath at the old CaSwel
| homestead.
! Lester Pierce and sister Celia had .
brief vacation at home recently.
Aubry Pierce is again at the ole
home, after an absence for the win
ter, also his niece, Fannie Pierce.
| Allie Stewart was the guest of his
sister, Melissa Merrill, last Wednes.
day. "> '''--'--
Napoleon Iallowell of North White
field was buried from the Baptis
church last Wednesday afternoon
The services were conducted by Rev
j. F. Jones. A wife, to whom is ex
tended the sympathy of her many
friends here, survives.
The Ladies' Union will meet will
Mrs Orrin Merrill on Wednesday af
ternoon.
| WEEKS MILLS.
Rev. .. A. S. Mayberry conducted al
all-day service at the A. c. churcl
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Y. White recent.
visited Mr.. Whites daughter, Mrs
Shuman of Palermo.
w. +. Brown, D. V. S.. was in Au
gusta Tuesday en- business.
Mrs. Fred Weeks, Mrs. Benjamin
Fernald and Mrs. Harry Boynton wer
in Waterville Friday.
George Warren has purchased lin
farm known as the Reynolds place.
The Deer Hill school opened Ion
day with Miss Inez Hisler as instruc
tress Miss Ellen Pierce of NFindso
will teach the Village school.
George A. Clark is on the 81 X list.
Miss Verda Percival returned t
Kent's Hill Monday, after spending
Saturday and Sunday at home.
Mr.. and Mrs r. B. Scott of Boston
are the guests of Mrs. SCOTS sister
Miss Nellie Malcolm.
Mr.. Freeman is having an IL put VI
his house. Roy Clifford is doing tn
work
The Busy Bee Society will meet will
Mrs Ephriam Clark Thursday after
noon, April so.
Luther and Florence Dodge wer'
recent guests at the home of thei
aunt, Mrs. Will Shuman.
Miss Nellie Malcolm was in August;
recently on business.
|
have been visiting her mother, Mrs
Thomas Norton.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Jones were TIN
guests of Mrs. Alvecia Wiggin ant
daughter Sunday.
LiTcHFIELD CORNER.
The Junior class of Litchfield Acad
envy will give a recital Friday evening
! May 1, at Stewards hall. The enter
tain,rent is to consist of music, reel
taticns and short farce.
Mrs. Edith Bubier of Auburn is stay
ing few days with her mother, Mrs
Olive Stewart, who is ill.
j. T. Chase and Mr.. and Mrs. Cha
pin Lydston passed Sunday Afternoon
at George Rings.
Mrs Joseph Perry has been sick will
a severe cold.
Eugene Campbell is building a new
barn.
benjamin Hall is packing his apple.
and sending them to Boston. He ha!
about $50 barrels.
Levi Danforth is working for J. L
| Chase.
/ Many of the teachers in town ar,
planning to attend the kennebet
county convention at Gardiner, May /
The committee appointed to selec
the speakers for the prize speaking
contest selected the following: Mis-.
Edna Chick. Miss Laura Hall, Mis-.
Lena Huntington, Miss Ruth Wads.
worth, Miss Edith Huntington, Mis-.
Edith Campbell, Miss Thelma Buker
i Miss Mabel Lane. Bertram Jones, Lee
land Buker, Willard Ashford, Weston
Allen, Gilbert Baker The contest viii
take place during the last week of thu
term.
READFiELD.
The fire of last Saturday that spread
through the grass near this village i,
said to have ruined DR.. Mitchell.