Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-22
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mouse just east OF MS IdfiH HoiHc, " pe
occupied by his farm foreman, and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lewis.
Mrs. Lena Butler, who is stopping
with the family Of E. E. Peacock is
selling her stock. She has already
sold horse and five cows
F. Blanchard of Wilton and Lester
Harris of Fayette, who were buying
| stock in this section last week, drove
out about 80 head including oxen, cows
| and heifers.
Martin Hewitt of Whitefield and
Ernest Hewitt of Augusta were in
Readheld Friday evening calling on
relatives.
| Wallace Prescott of Augusta is
shipping his potatoes from his farm in
Manchester. Mr.. Prescott has shipped
about 1900 bushels for seed.
| M. S. Fifleld of Manchester has COG
apple trees received this spring and
placed in his cellar ready to set in the
ground as soon as the frost is out OF
the ground. Five hundred of the
trees are Macintosh Red and Ben
Davis and 100 are to be set on the
Hall farm for Mark Collins.
Charles Fifield was confined to the
house BY illness several days last week
Esther Leonard, little daughter OF
Mrs. Clara e. Brown of Manchester
was badly cut on the hand Saturday by
an axe in the hands of her brother
Chester Weymouth. The services of
physician were required.
z. H. Thomas returned from Rome
the first of the week.
The Knowles Bros Roland. Arthur
and Hollis of Manchester finished theil
custom work of saving logs this week
Friends Of Bernard Gordon are glat
to learn that he is much improved
from his late illness.
| LlTcHFlELD PLAINS.
Mrs. George Fish returned home
from OldtoWn Friday.
Mr. E. Il. Packard is ill.
Mrs. Charles Powers was calling or
friends Friday.
Willard Rogers little son Marsha
badly injured his finger last weel
while at play in the sawmill.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. F. Lapham are or
the sick list.
Mrs. A. R. Bucklin was the guest O.
Mrs. E. ]. Fish Sunday.
Miss Edith Small is ILL.,
Mrs Edward Shorey was able to at.
tend church Sunday.
A. r. Buclllin is building barn fol
Eugene Campbell.
Mrs. +. j. Allen of Monmouth wa:
calling on friends here Friday.
MONMOUTH.
The summer term of schools began
Monday, April 20 with the foliowin:
teachers: Center Grammar, Miss Grac'
Thompson; Primary, Miss Ida Porter
North Monmouth Grammar, Rub!
.''0lo; Primary, Bertha Richardson
oouln Monmouth, Inez Maiston; East
Ada Ja1fery; Warren district, Mabe
Pike of Wayne; Lyon, Miss Brown.
B. A. Bracket. of Bangor was il
town Saturday, the guest of Mr.. ant
Mrs. S. Is. Plummer
few weeks in Bangor with her sister
Mrs. T. w. Halliday.
AT the last pleeting of tho Relic
Corps memorial services We're hel(
for Mrs. Rosetta l.. Thompson, depart
ment post inspector and Mrs. Meliss;
Blaisdel. The following program wa
: given: Reading Of Scripture; prayc
; by Mrs. Wallace; Singing by Corps
: remarks on Mrs. Thompson by secre
tary; remarks on Mrs. Blaisdell. Mrs
} Wallace; solo, Far Away" Mrs Leo
ma Torsey; reading, Mrs. Perkins
singing, "Blest be the Tie" by thu
Corps.
NORTH BELGRADE.
Mrs. Emma Morrow is visiting he
daughter, Mrs. Ralph Sturtevant, il
Waterville.
, Mrs. Eliza Huff has gone to Auburn
where she will be the guest of friends
for several weeks.
George Ellis lost valuable cow las
week.
Mrs. Villa Alexander passed severa
days last week with her sister, Mrs
John Douris, in Smithfield.
Mrs. Lucy Watson has gone t.
Hinckicy, where she is passing thu
week with her nephew, Harry Bate
Watson, and family.
The neighbors of Edwin Bickfort
met Saturday and split his wood pile
Mr.. Bickford has been sick all white
and greatly appreciates the kindness
thus shown him.
Flcssie Baker is attending the Gram
mar school in Oakland.
Miss Natillee Pattee purchased :
horse in Oakland last week.
A boat crossed Ellis Pond for thu
first time April 10.
WEST WINDSOR.
Eugene Robbins and family are NOV
ing on their farm.
Judd Robbins of Bolton Hill me
with a bad accident last Tuesday
while saving wood with gasoline
power, his hand coming in contac
with the saw. manglng two of hi.
fingers, which required the services o
a physician.
Arthur Savage Of Augusta was
business caller in the place one da.
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Perley passed
Saturday afternoon and Sunday witt
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs DAME
True.