Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-05-09

purchased By them of Dr. II. NJ Blake.
Ion the East Monmouth road.
Evan Hall has moved into the house
lwith his father.
II. J. HASKELL is moving into Martin
ENichofs' house recently vacated by MT
Hall.
Rev II. IL. Hoyt, Universalist State
Missionary. Of East Hiram Will preach
the sermon before the graduating Grass
of Monmcu nth Academy on May w. in
the Methodist church.
Memorial Sunday the services VIII be
lhelG in Curlston hall in the morning
Rev. L L n Jones will preach
The Carnival Of Cs.'' held by the w.
r. c. Tucstl;,y was IL very pleasant af-
fair as well as financial success. The
tables were prcttiiy decorated wfth cut
flowers and the ladies wore calico
with fine erect. Much credit Is due 70
Mrs. Hattie Andrews. chairman. and the
other ladies of the executive committee
for the successful work done. The pro-
cceds will be used for the benefit or the
Post
WEEKS MILLS.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. r. BuiriIl were IN
Augusta, MONDAY.
The single mill shut down this week
latter three weeks run. TIC cut this
spring was small. many being Obliged
Ito leave their shingle stuff in the WOODS
on account of snow leaving so early.
Chas e. Quinnam IF Berlin n H.
has been in town this week
F. C. Green and w. +. Dawson saw
liver and bunc!ser ut the sninSie mill
completed their work and left thc'r re-
spcctive hor1es last Mond"y
The pacing gclding Stanley O., Is
again at his old home at a. X. Bhfflif >
latter a short sojourn with Roy f1ait OF
| D,moriscotta Mr.. Hall has also parted
| with Poverty Mound and he has become
the property of W. w. Hislcr.
| l.. Il. Masse and family have been In
| Portland this week.
WAYNE.
! Kendall Paige is moving unto inc
lIovoioy house, recently vacated by "A.
IN. VIM.
Mr. and Mrs. James Clayton were WIS.,
Iitors at the Twin Firs'' Wednesday.
| G.: w. Walton is having his buildings
lpainted. George J.. Riggs IS DONG inc
work.
| The farmers are blowing. pruning
/
;hefr orchards and building fences
BELGRADE.
| Ecnnchec Pomona will visit Starilgh1
IGrange. Fayctte, May II. RE au1stio'.
for discussion will be: "Wculd 1t Be or
Any Advantage t" the fota'" l1a'''ei'
| Financially If They Should cooperate
nv Counties or Otherwise in Disposlns
| If Their Crop in the Future me
| question will be opened by Il. j. CHI
ford.
READFiELD.
| 1,cv Costello Weston and family moved
| from this village where they spent the
winter, to their home in Mt. Vernon;
Mrs. Fannie Gle. is now at her ;., nome ha,.
here having passed the Wim.er wiz" ''''
MI and Mrs. Skofeld came from New
| York last week to spend the season ~
their summer residence of N Mn TINS r YSi
| Leighton were held here at the nome non 10, oi
her son on Thursday forenoon she haa
hecu iii for a number of years ,,.,,
Mrs Geo r. H ,slf Mon od k night The
funeral was held at her iate nome
| Thursday afternoon at one o'clock.
| ALBION.
| Ilowellyn Gerald met with a very pain,
| FIJI accident Thursday while at his usual
place of employment on John Chalner 5
mill. While tightening the oeh nc =, ~
some way slipped and fell onto tne saw saw
cutting his left arm so badly that dii-
putation was necessary
| MT. VERNON.
EAsT-A dance will be held at Turner'S
hall Friday evening. May Is, to close the
dancing school which has been IN pro-
sress during the spring. and grand eood
time is anticipated. 1t is hoped that there
will be large attendance. The proceeds
will be given to leagues Orchestra.
II. w. Weber was in this part OF the
town Wednesday. taking the census.
Albert G. Gordon, who submitted to
surgical operation a short time SINCE IS
improving, which is very gratifying 10
his many friends in this place
Mr.. and Mrs t. II. Turner visited their
son Stanley and his family Sunday.
Mrs. Emily c. Turner is improving IN
health.
SOCTH-The May dance given at y. u
GorGon's new barn Monday evening was
not largely attended, owing to the pad
weather 4 very good time was enjoyed
| by those present.
Mrs. Ernest Pearl sustained a painful
sprain of tie ankle Tuesday afternoon.
George White is working in Augusta
The pupils of Miss Akers school at
Dunn's Corner are much pleased with the
new ranking system which she is using
and are making every effort to secure
good rank and department
WEST-Harry Crockett OF ChesterVile.
who has been at work in the tannery at
this place. has gone to ChcsterVille 10
| there,
| Almond Smith is hauling bIrch Ior
George Briggs.
] The stork called at the home OF MI
| and Mrs Michael Martin Tuesday nlght
and left d nice boy. Mr.. and Mrs Maftln