Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-02
KENNEBEc.
WEEKS MILLS.


H f. Chadwick. real estate agent.
has sold the farm known as the Melvin
place in Windsor to Nathan Hallowell
for A. r. Burrill.
Roy Clifford is moving into his new
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Quinnam, are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth OF
a son born Tuesday, May "a. He has
been named Dana Russell.
Mr. and Mrs William Grady and
children of Palermo were Sunday
guests at Mrs. Eta Grady's.
Mrs. Alfred Choate has been passing
few days with her daughter, Mrs.
A. G. Bradstreet.
A. r. Burrill, has sold his horse
Stanley c. to L. B. Hisler of Windsor.
Horace Nelson of Waterville was re-
Gently calling on j. F. Plummer and
DR.. w. F. Brown.
Mrs. Sarah Shuman is visiting her
brother A. C. Doe in Palermo.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pierce, has moved
into the Stuart house.
w. s. Stuart has gone to Augusta
to do blacksmith work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Weeks have
moved onto their farm for the summer.
Harry Cole has moved his family
to Waterville.
Miss Edna White has gone to Au-
gusta to visit friends for a few days.
Mrs. George Cook and father Aaron
Davis OF Biddeford are guests of Mrs.
Rose Choate.
Miss Mary Banks of Augusta is
passing few days at her home here
READFiELD.
There was full attendance at the
Memorial exercises here on Monday.
School children with their teachers led
by music. met at the chapel at 9 A.. M.
the cemetery. and decorated the graves
Of the fallen heroes At 1890 A. NJ Rob
eIt A. Cony, Jr., gave a very excellent
ent and all were pleased with the rem
derlng of several selections by the Trim
Ny Quartet from Augusta.
Master Gle from Boston is here for
a short visit with his mother. His two
sisters are also with her.
:. The daughter and granddaughter of
Frank Hackett are now visiting him.
DEPOT.-Augustus Bourne of Ban
gor was the guest Wednesday of w. j.
Bourne.
Benjamin Bowley of Watertown.
Mass, passed Sunday at f. W.
Browns. returning home Monday.
Mrs. Clifton Harrington and chill
dren. Mary Beatrice and Gordon Of
bath. are visitors at the home of Mrs.
Gordon, Mrs. Harrington's mother.
$50 A large congregation listened to an
interesting sermon given by Rev. c. r.
BeaIs, Bangor at the school room,
Sunday. THE better Life" Psalms q
chapter, 8 verse.
.as CHELSEA.
- WEST.-M. II. Hayes sent eight
hogs to Brighton market Monday, that
weighed $500 pounds
~ Walter Hayes has accepted a posi-
ton at the d. V. S. home.
II. NJ. Clark lost valuable steer
last week the animal breaking it's neck
while in the barn.
Miss Mae Gordon and Miss Inza
CLARK went to the National Home in
the morning and then to Gardiner in
the afternoon of Memorial day.
4. Miss Elizabeth Smith OF Gardiner
was the guest of her cousin Miss
. George White over Sunday and Mon
day.
d daughter was born Thursday to
Mrs. Florence Hall of Augusta at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Theodore Yeaton on the River road
Mrs. H. f. White is seriously ill at
her home
az Miss Inza Clark of Randolph was the
guest Saturday and Sunday of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ Clark
Miss Georgia White has resigned her
" duties as teacher in District No 7,
being called home by the serious
T. illness of her mother
-" RIVERSIDE.
,,, Will Urquhart of South Paris is Wis
Ting his grandmother. Mrs. Prowse.
W. T. Reed of Zion City is the guest
OF his sister. Mrs. o. A. Jackson.
S. r. French of Mansfield, Mass,
" Miss Jennie Marston and friend of Nor
way passed Sunday at George Mars
tons.
IN S. H. Burton was home from. Port
land over Sunday.
i n Rev. Mr.. Farnham preached a Me-
=. mortal sermon here Sunday.
]' Mrs. II. NJ Mills was SO years old
Sunday. She was remembered with
4 presents by several of her neighbors
!, A birthday poem was read.
30, A REREi ION