Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-05-19

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it will be postponed until some future
date; notice of which will 6e given
later.
Mrs. E. E. Withee Lecturer of North
Augusta Grange is receiving much
praise for the unique and pleasing
entertainment, furnished at the meet
ing last Saturday evening
E. E. Taylor who makes a speciality
of strawberry culture has just re-
ceived several thousand plants from
f. w. Wooster, Strawberry Valley
Fruit Farm. South Hancock Mr.
Taylor reports that all of his beds
| have wintered well.
Mrs. Henry Cummings left Monday
for Portland where she joined her son
| Albert and will later visit in Massa =
chusetts
WINDSOR.
There is an outbreak of mumps
among the children at the Trouanr
school, and of measles in the Corner
| school.
| William Dutton lost one of his val
| liable work horses last Saturday. The
| animal had been sick for several
weeks.
| a box social will be held at the G.
A. r. nall Wednesday evening May
IS, for the benefit of the Methodist
pastor, Rev. d. w. Cobb
| Annie Lyon is teaching school in
Somerville, the term commenced May
| II.
| Rev. d. w. Cobb has been engaged
| by Vining Post, G. A. r., to deliver
| the Memorial day address.
| Horace COlburn and son, Stanley, OF
| Augusta We're Sunday guests of rela
| tives here.
I Gertrude Malcolm, who has been i'll
with throat trouble, is again able tC
attend school.
! John Reed and George Reed are each
| NORTH--Annie Barton visits friends
in Lynn, Mass, this week.
| A number from this section attend
ed the graduation at Erskine academy
last Friday and enjoyed the exercises
| very much.
! Harvey Burrill and friend from Wa
terville, We're the guests recently OF
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Bur-
| rill.
Rachel Caswell and Ralph Small oil
| Augusta We're recent guests at the
Caswell homestead.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hallowell re-
Gently visited relatives in Augusta.
Fred True has purchased a large
black work horse to replace the one
he recently lost.
The Pierce brothers have been max
ing repairs on the buildings of Sarah
Davis. Mrs. Davis is at home after
an absence of several weeks.
Miss Ellen Pierce, who teaches nov
at Benton Falls, passed Sunday al
home. Miss Pierce has a large schoo
and likes very much.
Archie Caswell sold one of his work
horses recently to John Cuffe.
Il Frank Grant finished painting at the
Baptist parsonage last week and now
paints the house of Nellie Barton al
Lone Maple Farm.
The Ladies' Union meets on We'd
nesday with Mrs Reuben Pierce, il
stormy, postponed one week.
The following committee on program
for Children's day at the Baptist
church was recently appointed: Mrs
G. F. Pierce, Ethel Carpenter and Mrs
Harry Roynton. on decorations, Nina
| Casweu, Ethel Carpenter and Sydney
| Bennett.
SOUTH.-Mrs. Lizzie Cobb of Ran
dolph was the guest last week of Mrs
| Annie Pcaslee.
Miss clyde Trask passed Sunday with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
| 1raSk.
Edwin Bullock recently purchased
fine horse of Gardiner parties fol
use on his farm.
Mr. and Mrs. James HOdgkins of Au-
gu.sta We're visitors at the home OF
George Merrill a few days last week
| David Given who has been i'll is gain
ing slowly.
MIR. and Mrs b. o. Moody were in Au-
| gusta Wednesday evening in attend
ance at the Rebekah District Meeting
Charles Merrill of Augusta was &
guest of his brother, George Merrill
for few days last week.
WEST.-Henry Taber recently pur-
chased manure spreader
Miss Ida Pierce is teaching schoo
in China.
A number from this section attended
the closing exercises at the Erskfnt
academy Friday afternoon.
Forest Brown and Ralph Dickey
were callers on friends in this place
Sunday.
| j. r. Pierce, who has employment
r Augusta, passed Sunday at the
| homestead.
| Alice Smart, who has been in Wa
tcrville for the past two months, came
home last week.
John Pierce. one of the Pierce Bros.
has started in the poultry business
with the late improved incubator.
laura Taber is stopping at home
this summer.
| WINDSORVlLLE.
Henry F. Hill of Augusta, civil
engineer, was recently in this place
running lines for Joseph Wingood.
1t is reported that Fred Erskine who
has been very i'll, is somewhat i'm
proved.
John Newhall Of Washington, who
recently bought the Merrill farm Of
Joseph Young ST., has moved on t;
the place.
Leonard James is working in the
mill for Henry Clary at North White
field.
l. Mrs. Laura Johnson, who has beer
i'll with fever, is convalescent