Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-04-22

| Clinton Goodhue of Lakeshore lost a
work horse one night last week at his
brother-in-law's. L. Fl. Bragg's.
WiNDSoRVlLLE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Sturtevant are
| entertaining Mrs. Sturtevants brother,
William Dixon, of Boston.
The ErSkine school commenced Mon
day April 10 under the instruction of
Miss Inez Kennedy of Cooper's Mills.
This community was shocked Satur-
day morning by the tidings f~the
death of Mrs. Solomon Hopkins of
Coopers Mills.
John Sproul. who was injured in his
steam mill Tuesday of last week, is
reported to be improving.
Converse Jones of Washington was a
recent guest of his niece, Mrs. Eugcnia
Sampson.
Lorenzo York has purchased a prize
pair Of Holstein cattle of John Turner
of Somervile.
Frank Pinkham captured a large
white owl last week.
Daniel Sampson is employed by John
SnrOwl to run engine in steam mill.
Roy Lenfest of Washington was a
recent business visitor in town.
Mrs. Dorinda Reed died Sunday
morning at the age of rs years She
leaves five children, Alfred and Andrew
and Mrs. Henry Plodget Of this place,
Livingston Reed and Mrs. Abbott Law
renee Of Dresden.
Norman y. the young son of Carney
BCynton, who had part of one loot cut
off, is able to leave Augusta General
hospital and 20 to relatives in WiscaS-
set
| The school on the Neck opened Mon
| day April 10, with Mrs. May Hall as
| teacher.
Cleveland Cooley, who recently sus-
tanned injuries by q barn door blowing
off and falling on him, is slowly recov-
| erine.
Abram Choatc of Augusta is visiting
old friends and ncighbors in this place
! Willis Pinkham, deputy sheriff, is at
tending court in Augusta.
| Miss Marion Griffith was the Sunday
guest of Miss Alice Dart.
| Allie James, former resident of
this ncighborhood is visiting friends
here.
1t is reported that Joseph Young, Sr.,
has sold his farm to Tearl Newhall of
Washington.
| Bert Dixon of Massachusetts is Wis
iting his sister. Mrs. Hattie Sturtevant.
| John Minnehan is visiting friends in
Massachusetts.
| Miss Addie Dunbar has left the en-
ploy of j. w. Sprowl and gone to work
for J. S. Gray's.
| Mrs John Minnchan moved Friday to
Alma.
Mrs J. B. Stilphen was the guest Fri
day of Mrs. Daniel Sampson.
| Miss Fannie Douglass was a Sunday
visitor at the home of Dexter Dunton.
Miss Ruth Colby passed last week
with Mrs. ]. w. Srrowl.
James GlidGen has gone to work at
Insane hospital at Augusta.
Launce McCurda cut his foot very
badly last week.
John Dougie who passed the winter
in Augusta has returned home.
Frank Hall and Daniel Sampson
bought cows of Joseph Young Wednes-
| day.
George and Harry Sampson have
split IL cords of wood this spring. The
boys are l. and l. years Of age respec-
lively.
|
Rev. r. d. Hanscom of Dresdent
preached at the chapel last Sunday to
a good-sized audience.
C. Fl. Watson is making quite extcn-
sive repairs on his house this spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Corbin and
child are visiting relatives in Randolph.
The people in town are delighted to
welcome Rev. Mr.. Jones back among
them as their pastor and friend for an
other year.
The schools in town were closed last
! Friday to enable the teachers to at
tend the county convention at Augusta.
The many friends of Miss Ida
Scarlcs, who underwent an operation
at the city hospital, Augusta, last
week, are very glad to know that she is
getting along finely and on the road to
rapid recovery.
Theodore Hayes sold about 300 BUSH
els of fine potatoes last week.
Miss Efie Merrill, teacher in Dis
trict No A. went to Portland last Sat
urday to have slight operation per-
| formed on her nose.
Mrs. Sarah Collins has gone to Weeks
| Minis to care for a sick friend for a
few weeks
| Miss Nellie Corbin of Randolph was
the guest last Sunday of her brother,
| Ed Corbin.
Mrs. Edna Locke of Augusta and
| Miss Maud Parsons of South Gardner
visited their mother Mrs. Dora Mead
or. last Sunday.
Earle Hayes of Augusta was Visl-
| tor in town Monday.
Mrs. c. H. Watson and Miss Grace
| Thompson were in Augusta on busl-
ress trip one day last week.
Mrs. II. G. Lawrence, who was quite
i'll last week, is again able to be out.
! MANCHESTER.
Ernest Temple who is supernten-
! dent of work in one of the Augusta
| cemeteries began his seasons work
Monday.
The Pond Road Social Club Will
meet with Mrs. Wesley D. Farr on