Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-04-14


WAYNE.
Miss Alice ToZier, who has been Wis
| iting her grandmother, Mrs. George
| Tozier has returned to her home in
| Fairfield
| Miss Beth MacKinnon has gone &c
| Turner, where she will teach.
| Master Owen Walker has returned
| home, after a weeks visit with Mrs
| Huldah George.
Mrs. William Burgess has returned
| home from visit in Portland.
| Mrs. Sadie Mouluon and daughter
| Nancy, have opened their house, which
| has been closed during the winter.
Mr.. Davis, who has been holding
special meetings here for two weeks
left Monday for a few days.
FAYETTE.
| H. j. Tuck, F. H. Gile, Frank Smiley
f. H. Dodge and M. l.. HeWett were in
| Augusta Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. f. f. Smith passed the
day in Winthrop Thursday. A num-
Der are sick with the grip.
W. Robbins has moved to Kent's
HILL
| Poor sap weather and but little
syrup made thus far.
WINDSOR.
Matte Merrill and Celia Pierce We're
the guests of Alice Macurda one day last
| week.
The Ladies' Union will meet Wednesday
| afternoon with Margaret Pierce.
Mrs. Frank Merrill is the guest of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Stewart.
Esther Barton is to prepare the pro-
gram for the Junior meeting next Sunday
| night.
Alexander Dolan passed away Tuesday,
| April II, after a brief illness, at the age
of 65 years. The funeral service was on
Friday at the NJ. f. chapel Tyler's Cor
assisted by James r. Jones. pastor. of
| South China. A mixed quartet. consist
ing of Mrs. Harrison Merrill Harry
Boy nton, and Mr. and Mrs. J. f. Jones,
| dered appropriate selections. The follow
| ing from the Sons of Veterans Albert
Stewart, Commander: Arthur Hallowell,
past commander; 1st sergeant. Clarence
| Ellis: Robert Hallowell. lieutenant, were
| bearers. Mr.. Dolan returned from the
war, with an enviable record and has
| lived here since. respected and honored.
| Interment was at the Dyer Hill cemetery.
Leslie Pierce and Roland Pierce of Au-
gusta were recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Hiram Pierce.
Percy Reed purchased a horse of War
rem SeekinS last week.
Edith Murray has returned home from
Augusta.
James Hallowell was the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Freeman Thorn over Sunday.
Mr.. Hallowell begins work at Togus on
Tuesday.
Chas Savage of Chelsea accompanied
by owen Dow. was purchasing cattle in
this vicinity last week.
Addison Seekins of Windsor and Hat
tie Clark of Weeks Mills were united in
marriage at the parsonage Sunday night
April II, by Rev. J. Frank Jones.
An interesting feature of the Easter
service at the BAPTIST church Sunday
morning was the singing of Gladys Dove
and in the evening at the Junior meeting
the singing of Vernon Boynton, years
old.
Augusta. was the guest over Sunday of
Owen Dow and family. =
Ellen Pierce has been passing n few
days with her brother. George r. Pierce
and family.
Allen Studlcv who assisted his brother
Clarence. last week in the manufactures
of wood by machine power, has returned
Asa Merrill has employment in Au-
gusta.
Miss CLYDE Trask of Augusta passed
Sunday with her sister, Mrs II. f.
Malcolm.
Mrs. William Dutton has gone to
Lewiston for short visit with rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. VI. Ware made n
short visit with relatives in Wales last
week
Miss Pauline Doe has gone to Au-
gusta, where she has employment at
the Insane hospital.
SOUTH.-Mrs. John Rich, who has
been visiting at the home of her son,
Edwin Bullock. has gone to her
daughters at South China.
Friends here of Mrs. Annie Dunlap
will be sorry to learn Of her serious
illness at Wales. Her sister Mrs. A.
II. Ware and Mr.. Ware are with her.
Mrs. Annie Peaslee accompanied by
her friend. Mrs. Lizzie Cobb, of Ran
Golph is stopping at her old home.
Mrs. Marshall who has been with
Mrs s. r. Jameson during the winter
has gone to Cooper's Mills to visit Mrs.
Waldo Coombs.
Mrs. H. j. McGrain is i'll.
Dana Merrill is staying with and
caring for his grandfather, c. B. Jew
ell who remains i'll.
WINDsoRVILLE.
Pauline Doe of Gardiner. a former
resident of this neighborhood. is the
guest of her sister. Mrs. Everett Trask.
Raymond f1uSlltS, VIII has ''Sii 49,
iting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Hughes, has returned to Lynn. Mass.
l.. 8. Hisler has purchased a num-
| Der of agricultural implements for
spring work.
Freeman Peasley of Yarmouth
Academy, who passed the vacation
with his father, Sewall Peasley, has re-
| turned to his studies.
Raymond York was a recent visitor
at Cooper's Mills.
| Charles Clark and brother of East
vassalboro were Sunday callers at the
home of Prof. Perkins.
James McDougal went to Manches-
ter. n. H., Friday to visit relatives.
| Fred Douglass and Arthur Piper have
finished work for Joseph Young.
Leslie B. Hisler is now owner of the
George Young homestead and has rent
ed the same to Clarence Hughes
Miss Jessie Swift of Jefferson was
recent caller in town.
sewall Peasley, Jr., Of Chelsea was