Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-05-15

tered. rs. 1t was the opinion of those
present that a Travelling Library"
was not really needed. The nearness
Of the Lithgow Library with all of it's
privileges was sufficient.
Miss Eugania Griffith of Augusta is
passing few days with Mrs} G. r.
Dutton.
Mrs. l. A. Jones of Augusta was the
guest Sunday, Of her brother, w. II.
Judkins
Percival Brothers will plant about u
acres to potatoes this year.
G. NJ Bean Jr has about four acres
ready for seeding.
f. 6, Taylor during his short vaca-
ton planted nearly the whole of his
garden.
SIDNEY.
WEST-Everett Blaisdell Of the
Belgrade High II who has been room
ing in the home of Miss Louisa Hill,
will for the remaining weeks of the
spring term board at home and make
the trip on his wheel.
Will Keene has been finishing
chambers in the home Of Ephraim
Ballard Mr. Keene is employed now
by Alex Mills grating trees.
f. B. Robinson and Joseph Knowles
Of Manchester called at G. H. Love-
joys Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Scribner of Au-
gusta were callers here Tuesday.
Oracle and Elsie Blaisdell the little
daughters of Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Blais-
dell, were unable to attend school last
week on account Of severe colds.
Ernest Lyon of Center Sidney is
using dynamite and blasting rocks for
Alex Mills.
Mrs. Fred Gilmore who teaches
school here is boarding with Mrs. Will
Folsom.
Stella Wells of the river road was at
home over Sunday.
The hour for the Sunday school at
the Baptist church has been changed
to 100 o'clock, Sunday afternoons and
the preaching service to 2.3O. The
Sunday school had large attendance
last Sunday and the hour was one OF
unusual interest
The late Walter Newell, who passed
away April 80, after a long illness died
of tuberculosis and was a great sui
ferer A widow survives and three
children, Everett, Arthur and Ruby
to whom sympathy is extended.
PITTsToN.
NORTH.-Miss Mary A. Miller left
here Tuesday to accept a position as
cock at large boarding house near
Mooschead lake.
Miss Ida F.. Searles of Chelsea is
passing a few weeks with her sister,
Mrs. +. r. Green. Miss Searles is
rapidly recovering from the effects Of
her recent operation at the Augusta
City hospital.
Notwithstanding the extreme rough
ness of the country roads, automo-
bilists are already driving their cars
over them. The first one to pass
through this place was on Monday,
followed by a larger one Wednesday
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Sedgley, for
merly residents here but more re-
Gently of Bowdoinham, were visitors
here Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Hayes and
Miss INA Clark of West Chelsea, were
in town Wednesday night in attend
ance at the dance at the pavilion.
John Croker was a business caller
ir this section of the town Thursday
+. p. Merrill is painting his store
LITcHFIELD.
POND ROAD.--Miss C. H. Kendall
passed Sunday with friends here.
Mrs. Fife Small of Bowdoinham ar
rived mere Tuesday and will pass the
remainder of the week at her old home.
Mrs. Rose Whitney, who has been
staying with her daughter, Mrs. Cur
tbs, has returned to her home here.
A. p. Berry of New York is passing
a few days at Sunnyside Farm.
Miss Elsie Pratt of Bowdoin is
teaching the Holmes school.