Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-08
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past week. She was attended by DR..
A. L. Sukeforth Of Cooper's Mills.
Mrs. L. B. Jennings is Ill with the
prevailing grip cold.
Mrs. J. B. Stilphen is suffering from
an attack of rheumatism.
Mrs. Abbie Marson is in very poor
| health and was unable to attend the
funeral Of her brother, Lot M. Bar
ton.
John Glidden, who is employed at
North Whitefield, passed the Sabbath
with his family in Windsorville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Marson were
the guests of Lillian McKindsly last
Sunday.
The crew Of men employed by George
Young have finished their work and
returned to their several homes.
John Halpin was calling at Fred
Erskine's one day last week.
| Mrs. Willis Pinkham and daughter
Helena were guests of Mrs. w. H.
Colby Sunday last.
Arthur Piper and Fred Douglas are
employed by L. B. Hisler to cut rail-
| road ties.
W. H. Colby and sons Clarence and
| Warren have been saving wood with
their gasoline engine for Charles Nc
| Kindsley, Arthur Marson and John
| Halpin.
L. 3. French and E. E. Berry were
calling en- Mrs. Rose Piper last Mon
day.
Claude French is hauling saw
| dust from Maxcy's Mills.
kENT's HILL.
The spring term of the Seminary has
opened with an attendance of about
It's students.
Prof. Bowman of the faculty of the
| Seminary has returned from a short
vacation with his bride.
Marcellus Williams and family are
again occupying their home in the
| Brown tenement.
c. e.. Bean is saving wood with his
gasoline engine for the residents.
The spring Of school in the Little
Seminary opened Monday with Miss
Grace Chase, the popular and efti-
Gent teacher of last term in charge.
This will be the last term of school in
the old house as the new school build
ing will be constructed as soon as the
ground is open.
| It is reported that Prof. Newton of
the science department has purchased
the Lawson house at Higgins Beach,
| Old Orchard, and will open that for
the summer season as soon as the
present term of the seminary ends.
Miss Ethel Winters, who has been
very i'll for some time with rheumatic
fever. has had relapse and DR.. Will
liams Of Lewiston was called in con-
sultation with DR.. Wright last week
At the present writing Miss Winters
is much more comfortable.
Will Thompson will soon resume
work upon his barn and finish the re-
pairs begun last fall.
| c. J. Cole will commence the cree
ton of his new house and stable near
the church as soon as the ground is in
a suitable condition.
| Kent's Hill is pretty village and
most excellently located, but it's side
walks are in execrable condition and
are disgrace to the property owners.
For quite number of years plank
walks were maintained by the resi-
dents from voluntary subscriptions,
but the consequent large expense of
rebuilding them often, and the serious
danger from bad holes in the walks
when out Of repair, caused them to be
taken up and an attempt made to SUBJ
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gravel was used and in the spring sea-
son there is an abundance of mud. For
the purpose of remedying this, boards
have been laid down. The action of the
sun upon the boards has caused them
to turn up at each end with the re-
suit that one end goes down when a
person steps upon it, and the opposite
end flies up, causing many persons
| who 90 not walk circumspectly to
catch a toe upon the end of the board
sticking up, and to take hard tum-
BILE. Concerted action on the part of the
residents will result in the laying of a
gravel walk that will be serviceable in
all seasons and an ornament to the viii
lage.
| Messrs. Foster and Bird have again
taken up their residence in the Am
brose house at the foot of the hill.
Since Mr.. Bird was here last year, he
has taken unto himself bride.
| Irving Moore, now a student in the
University of Maine. has been passing
a short vacation with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Appleton Moore.
| The Junior League will meet with
Mrs. Mary ]. Hartman next Friday.
| Mrs. Elliott Beal who has been ill for
several weeks with assesses in her
head, is reported to be gaining.
| Messrs. Gibbs and Dow were in Win
throp Sunday.
| Carl Hartman of Winthrop was a
visitor at his old home here Sunday.
| READFIELD.
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