Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-20
MONMOUTH.

The citizens of Monmouth are in
vited to participate in the "Mon-
mouth Day" exercises at Cumston
| hail, Thursday evening, May 81, at 100
| o'clock. Trees will be planted on the
| grounds and at 8 O'clock a fine pro-
gram, free to all, will be given in the
| hall. Singers and speakers from all
parts of the town will assist. The
| musical program will consist of vocal
and instrumental solos and selections
| by the Monmouth band and chorus
! of so voices. L is hoped that all who
| can will be present as there is bust
| ness of Importance to come before the
meeting.
Dr. Bassford and Mr.. Foss of Port
| land were in town over Sunday.
Rev. George Hannaford of Rumford
preached at the Methodist church
| Sunday morning.
WINDSOR.
Mrs John Wilcox visited her par
oEts, Mr.. and Mrs. d. 3. kinlball, at
Augusta last week.
A. H. Ware, who has been i'll with
| pneumonia, is convalescent.
Frank Meigs and two children, Dora
and Herman of Augusta, visited
friends in town Saturday of last week.
The friends of B. 0. Moody will be
pleased to know that he is able to be
out of doors, after an illness of ton
silitis.
Several bad pieces of road have been
greatly improved by the use of the
split log drag, which has been used
for the first time in this town this
spring with splendid results.
George Merrill is again suffering Sc
verely from an attack of sciatica.
Friends of E,verie Pinkham are glad
to learn that she is able to ride out.
WEST WINDSOR.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Pinkham were
in this place one day last week.
Miss Stella Barton, who has been i'll
for the past week, is said to be gain
ing. Her numerous friends hope for
a rapid recovery.
George Pierce, who has employment
at the National Home passed Sunday
with his family at home.
The cottage prayer meetings recent
ly held in this vicinity We're we'll at
tended.
C. f. Taylor was in North Vassal
boro and WinsloW Saturday.
The first auto seen in this section
this season was A. w. Brooks with q
party of friends on the way to his
cottage to pass Sunday.
Friends of Miss Annie Barton, who
is being treated at the City hospital
Augusta, are pleased to learn that she
IS daily improving.
A Sunday-school was organized at
the schoolhouse at Oak Hill Sunday,
May 10, with Miss Edith Murray as
superintendent, Bert Reeves, assistant
superintendent and Mrs. Percy Reed,
secretary and treasurer.
o. e. Carpenter recently bought
work horse.
SOUTH WINDSOR.
IT. D. Cooper and sons, Lancelot and
Earle, We're guests at Edwin Bull
locks last week. Their Windsor
friends were pleased to see them.
Miles Moody, after an illness of seven
months. is now able to make neigh
borhood calls.
y. Q. Moody is recovering from a
severe attack of tonsiitis.
Mrs. Charles HI. Simpson, accom-
panied by her son, Harry, left Tues
day for New York. Later Mrs.
Simpson will join her daughter, Miss
Mary, who is visiting relatives i'll
Washington, ID. c., and Mr.. Simpson
will return to his home in Toledo,
Ohio.
George E. Merrill is again suffering
from acute rheumatism.
The new schoolhouse in this place
has been painted, also several other
schoolhouses in town.
Edwin Bullock's buildings are being
painted. Mr.. Beale of Augusta has
the work in charge.
READFIELD DEPOT.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pike of Win
throp were guests one day last week
at the home Of their daughter, MR..
N. T. Gordon.
Miss Blanche Gordon of Augusta
passed Sunday at her former home.
Miss Ethel Pike of Augusta accom-
panied by friend. visited relatives in
Readfield last week.
G. L. Royal called on Harrison Cor
don Sunday. Mr.. Gordon is now at
tended by DR.. Taggart, Winthrop.
Mrs. Ruth Jones, who returned from |
Lewiston Saturday, was accompanied |
by Ter sister, Mrs. Young of CAM |
bridge, Mass, who returned to Au-
burn Monday.
e. X. Adell's and Harrison Gordon's.
Saturday and Sunday.