Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-04-21

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placed in the family tomb Beside those
Of his father and mother.
The minister. Mr.. Vim. Wood. sent
to the NJ. F. church here. was we'll
known here as student at kents Hill
not many years since.
Lena French from Norway, AID Mrs
Annie Haml from South Hadiey were
visiting their brother Arthur Greeley.
IN town last week.
The men who are to build the church
st Readfield Depot have begun work
on the cellar.
The many friends of Frank Dow re-
gret to learn Of his serious Illness.
Merle Hartman is convIlescrnt
from his recent illness and is able To
ride out daily.
Principal j. O. Newton, DR.. ami Mrs
Morse and Prof. A. G. Russel have
been attending the Methodist Confer.
nee in Portland
Harold Brown who has n position as
craftsman at the Bath Iron Works
spent Sunday at the home of his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. S. Brown t..
Carl Hartman of Lewiston made
his mother. Mrs. M. ]. Hartman. Il
short visit the past week
Mrs. L. ]. Beal is son an extended
visit to friends in Massach usetts.
F. NJ. Wadlegh who has sold his.
farm is moving into the "Alhambra"
at Kent's Hill
The many friends of Hon. f. r.
French who has spent the winter in
Massachusetts are glad to welcome
him back to the Hill.
MONMOUTH.
EAST-Mrs. Bert Perkins has been call
ed to Lewiston by the illness of her
father. George Laughton.
Royland Woodbury. of Beverly, Mass.
made flying visit to relatives over Sun
day. His mother. Mrs. Mae Woodbury.,
accompanied him and has gone to Show
hogan.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Ainsley have gone
to the State farm for the summer and
Mr.. and Mrs. Pettinsill of Winthrop have
moved onto the place vacated by Mr..
Ainsley
John o. Pierce of Lewiston was the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. +. N. Blake Tues
day. 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Noyes, who have
been in Alaska for the past T. wears. are
expected to be present at the dinner
which will be served at Frost chapel
April o6 by the ladies of the Auxiliary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moves will have with them
some curiosties from Alaska and will
entertain those present with talk about
the place. Mrs. Noyes was FORMERLY Ma
bel Yeaton and taught the school at
East Monmouth
Daisy and Ruth Cram have recovered
from measles and five others of the fam
lily are i'll with the disease.
BELGRADE.
Harry Fl. Hewitt of Belgrade. who
left here April for the West ar
rived in Portland, Oregon. April .
inter having very delightful as well
as instructive trip He STONED i'm
portland only. two days, leaving there
ior La Fayette, Ore, where lie hasa
me position as first engineer for a
business concern, who spray and irri-
gate their $50 acres of fruit trees by
the use of gasoline engines. His work
IS to repair and keep in running order
the ten gasoline engines owned by tho
company
The United States Civil Service Com
mission announces that on the date
named above an examination will be
heid at Naterville. Maine as a re-
SUIT Of which II is expected To make
ceftihcatfon to fill "a CONTEMPLATED
vacancy i'm the position OF fotrth piass
postmaster of class (D at belgrade,
Lakes, Maine, and other vacancies as
they may occur at chat Office, unless
II shall be decided in Tire Interests of
the service to I'LL the vacancy by re-
instatement. The compensation of the
postmaster at this office was 1921 for
the last fiscal year
Enoch Adams. the census enumeration
Tor this town. began his work last Fri
day, taking the southern part of the
town first. 1t is expected that the town
will show a slight gain over the census
OF 1900.
Rev. Mr.. Slocombe of Augusta prpach-
ed st the South meeting-hO last Sun
day afternoon in place Of Rev c. G.
Mosher. who was prevented by i,lpess
from keeping his engagement There
were about as present. Rev. r. =. Dun
mack of Augusta will preach at the
churcf AZ r. M. Sunday. April "a
Guy A. Yeaton bought a ane pair
of heavy work horses ut Augusta last
week |
The Pray brothers are making extern |
sive repairs upon the Glidden place, re-
Gently bought for a summer home by |
Miss Lizzie Harling of Norwood, Mass. |
According to the assessors. who re-
Gently made their annual rounds, the |
valuation Of the town has increased |
$4,000 within the past year. Most Of |
this increase is in summer camps and |
cottages owned BY non-residents.
Mrs. Addie Gerald has returned from |
asetts. whore she spent the win |
ter with her sons in Worcester and |
south Lancaster.
daughter was born April II to Mr.. |
and Mrs. Oral Littlefeid. |
Hollis Shaw is making extensive i'm
provefnents upon his house at Belgrade
Depot.
The house of Mrs Libby, near the
railroad crossing at the Depot, is 10 be
rrovAd back TO wsden the street at that