Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-04-27
Abb Leefnan kept house for Helen
worthine while she was in Augusta.


\ worthing while she was in Augusta.
1 Susie Coombs. who has been quite
sick for the past week. is some bet
| ter.
Edmund Dove cut his head quite
| badly on sharp rock. DR.. Small was
called and dressed the wound and 1t is
getting along nicely.
Harvey Doe is i'll at this writing, but,
it is hoped he will not be sick long.
DIR. Small is attending him.
j. X. b. Dinsmore has been setting
out quite a number of apple trees this
spring.
z. NJ. Shuman has been DONG some
painting at S. G. Parmenters.
School commenced in China District
| April 2E, with Myrtle Crommett as
| teacher.
Jason Smell. who has been working
| in Augusta for the past year. moved
his household goods from this place
| last week to Manchester, where he has
| bought a farm.
Mr. ard Mrs. Daniel White of Weeks
| Mills passed Saturday with their
| daughter, Nellie Shuman.
A crew of men, with George Worth
ing, road commissioner, has been doing
a good job on Railbrdge hill, filling it
with rocks and covering with dirt.
| Lu Aldrid has been setting out quite
| a number of shade trees on his lawn.
| Edmund Dove had a party Saturday
| afternoon to celebrate his sixth ami
versary. Nine little folks were present
and they had a jolly time playing
games Mrs. Dove served ice cream
and cake. Each little one carried a
| souvenir token.
BERTHA Doe entertained the Sewing
| Circle Wednesday afternoon and she
also entertained the Little Folks
Club" for her daughter Alta. Both old
and young enjoyed the afternoon very
| much. A bountiful supper was served.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Crommett went
| TO Augusta Monday. Mrs. Crommett
| will visit friends there for few days.
Annie Kitchen and daughter Doris
passed the day Sunday at Mr. and
Mrs. Wright Hisler's at Weeks Mills.
MONTvlLLE.
! CENTER-Another veteran Of the Civil
War passed away Saturday night, James
| Addison Sprowl. He was a great worker
and died after but brief Illness He
leaves. beside a widow: one daughter;
| three sisters. Mrs Elmira Vose, Mrs.
Crosby Fowler of Unity, and Mrs. Z. L.
John f. CARL and family have moved
into the William Jackson house. at the
| Kingdom.
Lewis Lawry was in Morrill, Saturday.
| Mrs. Elnora Banton returned from
Massachusetts, Monday.
| George Gould has moved from the
| Kingdom to Freedom village.
| Fred Plummer is i'll with bronchitis.
| Fred A. Myrek and Miss Dolly My
rick of Halldale, were at f. A Cush-
Mrs. J. c. Fuller went to Brooks Sat
urday and brought MIR. and Mrs. Thomas
| Carpenter home.
Miss Edna Cook of Liberty passed
part of last week at G. A. Boynton's
J. v jackson and Simeon Basford of
Pittsfield were at g. l.. Edmunds the
most of last week.
G. l.. Edmunds sold a horse to j. J.
Clement recently. and bought another
ii. M Wyman and family moved from
West Montvlle to Liberty village on
| Wednesday.
Miss Hazel Luce is teacheing school in
the Penney district in Freedom dom vas
guest at A. D. Bakers Sunday:
Lyle Leonard and George Warren OF
Washington were at G. A. Gray's part
of last week.
4 Wilfred Walker returned to Knox
Saturday, after a three weeks visit with
Mr. and Mrs. A. D.: Baker.
Daniel Walker oflknox was at Clifton
'A GLADYS and Mildred Hannah were
lgnests of Mrs. Geneva Howes. in Liberty
saturday. f.. i!r-a
Reuben K. Luce, who is at Dr., King I;
hospital in Portland, is gaining rapidly
and will soon be at home.
| ST. ALBANs
Alice Hadly is with Mrs. Charles Ellis
for awhile. Mrs. Ellis has been i'll OF
Hate.
The many friends of Claude Deverau,
) were grieved to learn of his death which
occurred in Kansas City April IA.
Charles Ellis and Arthur siu1a LIBBY were
Henry Priley has left A. e. Badger
and has work with John Hubbard for TIT
season.
| Mrs Bert Southland has so improved il
health as to be able to ride to the home
of her sister, Mrs. Julia Sission.
; Harry Pratt is working for Oscar l.
Blaisdell on his farm.
Mrs Ada Badger was caller at Wi!
!, Chambers Sunday.
LIBERTY.
There was notable gathering a
Masonic hall Monday P. NJ. April Is
when the members of Arbutus' Chap
ter, o. E. s., rendered a reception t.
their oldest member, A. p. Cargill
Esq. it being his Saith birthday Mr.
Cargill is a well-preserved man, men
tally and physically. and there is hard
ly a day that he is not seen on tn
streets. The reception included tn,
next Oldest members. Mrs. Mary G
Hurd and Mrs. Harriet Clough. whose
birthdays were on the same date. Tht
afternoon was passed in a social man
ner and at o'clock the company sa
down to a sumptuous supper to which
all did ample justice. The Chapter
presented Mr. Cargill, Mrs. Hurd ant
} Mrs. Clough each with a large box o
} confectionery. and Mr. Cargill was thu
recipient of large bouquet of beauti
full flowers
A party went from here to Freedom
Friday evening to witness the drama
valley Farm which was played by
the students Of the Academy. The
party included the Misses Ella ant
Matte Greeley, Misses Ruth and Flora
Knowlton, Miss Robbins, Miss Addie
Reynolds, Miss Jessie Norton, Nea
Skidmore, Walter Easency. Harolt
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