Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-05-11
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has nearly completed his labors in this
town.
Homer Clark and family from Port
land, Ore, are visiting his father and
sisters. Mrs. Ray and Mrs. Berry.
E. H. Croker purchased fine span
of horses of c. j. Worthen last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Pushor and Mr..
and Mrs. A. L. Badger were visitors at
H. o. Blaisdell's Sunday.
HiNckLEY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Burrill of Fair
field were in town Saturday night ana
Sunday.
Mrs Emma L. Frost of Skowhegan is
caring Tor Mrs. Marshall Clifford
L. A. Boyden has been WORKING m
Canaan the past two weeks; He was at
home over Sunday.
Miss Georgia Morrow has been at ner
horne in Norridgewock for seVera!
weeks called there by the illness and
death OF her father.
Miss Emma Anderson is confined to
the house with the mumDs.
Mrs. d. r. Barrows VINO has been III
Gray for a few days. returned Monday
afternoon.
Master Everett Wardwell went to DR..
Wadsworth's hospital one day last week
and he had his tonsls removed.
Mrs. Rose NJ. Strickland and Edward
strickland of Skowhegan were calling
on old friends in this place Sunday.
The many friends of Mrs Sadie Rice
AMI Emery Johnson express much sym
PATTY for them. Mrs Rice IS great
Sufferer and is confined to the bed the
greater part of the time. Mi. Johnson
also erdures a great deal of pain. Mrs.
H. c. Carr is untiring in her efforts to
help them. Both herself and husband
visit them several times week.
The ladies of the several clubs in
Fairfield and the Kennebecside club. la
dies of I1incEleV entertained the club
ladies Of Skowhegan, WaterNille and
Oakland. Friday afternoon at the Uni
versalist church in Fairfield. Each club
assisted IN making an Interesting pro-
gram. Vocal. piano and violin solos
We're rendered ard Mrs. Pepper of Wa
terV1lle gave veiN interesting paper.
easy that her hearers can almost mag
inc themselves being entertained in her
own drawing room. After the program
a supper of sandwiches. salads. pickles.
olives; cakes. fruit and coffee was
served.
Dora. wife of Nebraska futile, passed
away Sunday. May ;, after an illness of
several weeks of pneumonia. She
leaves to mourn her loss, besides her
husband and six children Edna Mile
an! Mrs. Reulal Holt. Wilbur Clifton
ard Rensallear, an aged father, i've sis
ters and two brothers. The bereaved
friends Funeral will be held from tie
church, Thursday ut A. NJ.
several fine salmon were caught from
Lake George last week Harold Nut
IrS caught one weighing ) - lbs and
Scott Lord one that weighed g. MANY
nice plcker"l We're also taken from the
MS. T. L. Lawrence of skowhcran
was, the guest of Mrs. r. III. Harris last
week. 80 Co.
Miss Marion Smith is at home from
WaterVille for an extended visit with
NoRRlDGEWocK.
MI and Mrs. Erwin G. Hilton. of An
son were tine guests of his sister, Mrs
A. u Rogers. recently.
MI ard Mrs. Chas. A. Ward left We'd
nesday morning for New York state
where they intend to make their home
in the future. "0
Mrs. Ella Toboy has moved into ,,e
rent IN Crank Smiths house
-. X. FOLSOM is reported i'll at his
hone here. N ms
Erban Emery, nf Fairfield. was the
guest Of relatives in town over sunday
MI and Mrs: NJ j. Haipes of Madison
h mern guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. ITol
IRA Tayior. who recently sold his
1arm on the Mercer road. has movcd ~
the village. ' "'o''' u
RIPLEY.
Myra Hersom is teaching school in
Atkinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Crockett OF
Dexter are stopping at their daugh-
.er s. Mrs. Nell Randall, for a week.
Leslie Dexter and Elbia Skillings of
DeNt"r were in town Sunday
MRS. Angie Smith has returned home
from a visit in st. Adams.
Inc Union Grange meeting last
wednesday was postponed on account
of rain.
Mrs. Kate Ellis of Fairfield was
present May eth and instructed the
new candidates in the% Third and
Fourth degrees. A nice supper and O.
very enjoyable time was reported.
There was a heavy frost Pin this sec
tlon last Thursday night. killing
everything that had come up in the
gardens.
CAMBRIDGE.
The friends in this town of Mrs.
Dexter Allen were grieved to learn
of her death Saturday at her home in
North Dexter She leaves an infant
child
Elmer Folsom was in Pittsfield Fri
day in attendance upon the Carson
trial.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elbridge Hatch are re-
ceiving congratulations or the birth
of daughter born May sth.
There will be concert and ball at
Harmony Thursday evening.
Mrs. Baker Clark and Mrs. Fisher
Leighton are on the sick list. but are
improving.
Eigah Leighton and little son of
Lewiston returned to their home Mon
day, after passing several days with
relatives here.
EAST CORNviLLE. ~ \
seideh FLANDERS Is hauling lumber
from Walton's Mill to Skowhecan with
his span of horses -
SeorSe Ridley has bought the Man.