Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-10

Mrs. Helen Hancock has returned
from Boston, where she has been sew
eral weeks. She is housekeeper for
her brother, Emery Severy
Everett Reed of Lewiston is the guest
OF his mother, Mrs Thurston Smith.
MONMOUTH.
Edward c. Born of Berlin, n. H., has
moved onto the Pike farm at the end of
Pleasant street and Mr. Libby, the
former occupant, has moved to the
farm occupied by Stephen Taylor
NORTH.-A rousing good temper
ance meeting was held at the chapel
Sunday evening, March :. w. Childs
presiding. Singing by choir, reading,
scripture and prayer by II. S. Bent.
Howard Moody gave recital that was
eloquent and right to the point for the
occasion and was highly appreciated.
j H. Pinkham and John II. McIlroy of
Winthrop We're present and ably adj
dressed the meeting which caused con-
siderable enthusiasm as seventeen
came forward and signed the pledge
mostly young men. A number of citizens
spoke. The sentiment was 1T is good
to be here" Next meeting Sunday
tNtiliIS, -NdIcI Il DIT u CLOCK. IL ~
hoped Miss Pinkham and McIlroy will
be present. e. S. French of Winthrop
is invited to be present.
Warren Raymond of West Winthrop
has 4 colt eight months old that he
has good reasons to be proud of. Sired
by Phil Wilkes. he by Phillip 2.25: he
by Nelson Wilkes. This colt weighs
$50 lbs. and good judges say he is
threatened with great speed. Very
handsome and high stopper. Charles
H. Berry of North Monmouth. merch-
ant has colt which many think is
equal to Mr. Raymond's.
Mrs. Lizzie NJ. Dudley who broke her
hip some weeks ago and went to the
Central Maine Hospital in Lewiston
has so much improved that she will be
moved from there this week and will
board with Mr. and Mrs Walter Hill at
West Winthrop.
George Robinson is so much i'm
proved from his illness that he is able
to ride out.
EAST-The Ladies' Auxiliary will
meet Thursday at the vestry.
WEST SIDNEY.
Mrs. Josie BlaisdelI, who has been in
Augusta for several weeks where she
underwent a surgical operation has Sc
far recovered as to leave the city Sun
day and go to her sisters, Mrs. Fred
Scribner.
Paulina Wyman returned homo
Tuesday after weeks visit in Angus
Ia with friends.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Barry will regret to learn of the
illness OF their child, who has scarlet
fever
Mrs Ella Reynolds was in Augusta
Monday.
The funeral of Mrs. George Edwin
Trask was held at her late home on
the Pond road Thursday. Rev. Frank
Elaisdell of Augusta officiating. She is
survived by her husband and three
children, Mrs. Ida Chase of Canaan.
Herbert and George f. Trask Of West
Sidney, also by six brothers and sisters,
Mrs. Ruth Coombs, Mrs. c. F. Church
and Mrs. VIM. Lyon of Augusta, j. Fl.
Miller of West Sidney, VIM b. Miller
of Old Orchard and George w. Miller
of Hallowell The interment was in
the Cottle cemetery at North Augusta.
WAYNE.
The Wayne Grange gave very sue
cessful dinner town meeting day.
Miss Beth Mackinnon has returned
from Il visit in LivemOre.
Miss Emma Pike passed the day Mon
day with Mrs. William/BurGesS.
WAYNE held it's annual town meeting
Monday, March g. and elected the follow
ing officers: Moderator, c. T.. Wing;
town clerk. Benz. Belcher; selectman.
assessors and oversaers of the poor &.
II. Barker a. j. Pike, Ernest Mills;
treasurer f. l.. Lincoln: road commits
sioner C. ID. Lincoln; auditor. Il. +. Brad
ford collector, / ID. Lincoln.
Miss Julia Murphy. the teacher of
Wayne high school has been home over
Sunday in Lewiston.
Mrs Sadie Moulton and daughter Miss
Nancy MoultOn, are guests of Mrs. {. II. |
Wing.
CHELSEA.
WEST.-H NJ. Swift went to Sidney
Friday to carry his mother and her