Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-06-01

of State road work, has been in town
the past week.
Mrs. Frank Hawkes. Of Windham
and Mrs. Maria Parmenter of Portland
were in town for Memorial day.
j. f. Taylor of Augusta, High school
inspector, passed a day here last week
visiting the High school.
Ida Spencer of Belfast. former
teacher. passed Memorial day in town
the guest of Mrs. c. w. Abbott
Miss Parson Of Bates passed Me-
mortal day in town with friends.
Rev ~ NJ. Heikes Of Freedom. y.
H.. preached at the Christian church,
Sunday He also delivered the ora
ton Monday at the church
\ number Of persons from this town
Went to China. Sunday. to attend the
Memorial service at the Baptist
church
The Children's Day exercises win be
held Sunday. June H. at the usual
hour of church service at the Christian
church.
FAYETTE.
a. T.. Campbell is at work for +. r.
Smith in the SaWmill.
On account of the wet weather very
little corn has been planted
1t looks now as II there would be a
good crop of apples.
Augustus Pease has let his orchard
to Albert j. Pike Of Wayne for five
years
LlTCHFiELD.
CORNER DR. Leonard OF Bates
College preached the baccalaureatc
sermon before the students of Itch
field Academy Sunday afternoon The
church was full. many strangers being
present The Senior class will hold
their graduating exercises Thursday
evening at the church The prize
speaking contest will occur Tuesday
evening.
Rev. j. s. Richards Of the Congrega-
tional church of this place preached
the Memorial sermon Sunday forenoon
before Libby Post. The church was
decorated with evergreens. flowers and
flags. On Il large flag behind the
pulpit were the words "Welcome
Veterans" The Woman's Relief
Corps was in attendance. and the
house was well filled. A choir con
sisting of J. +, Chase. Rev. Chas. Rush,
Mrs Chaplin Lydston and Miss Maude
Lane. furnished some very pleasing
music.
Miss Nettleton Of Bates College is
instructing the Senior class Of Itch
field Academy, also the speakers Of the
prize contest in elocution.
Max kindrick and William Bukcr of
Bates College were in town Sunday
BELGRADE.
The Commencement day exercises Of
Belgrade High school will take place
Friday, June 10, at 80 F. NJ. All are
cordially invited to be present. In
the evening a reception will be given
to past and present members Of the
school and their families.
Miss Maud |. Swain Of Wilmington.
Mass, spent Memorial day with her
aunt. Mrs. c. G. Pray.
j. II. Srribner visited his father
Sunday and Monday.
The Hon. NJ. c. Atkins of Gardiner
delivered a very interesting address
Memorial day evening. The Belgrade
Brass Band furnished the music. The
band is to be very highly commended
for the manner in which they executed
the work, as they have been organized
only two months.
Dr. and Mrs. Reynolds entertained
Miss Whittier of Gorham over Me-
mortal day.
MONMOUTH.
NORTH-Mr Maxwell. Universalist
clergyman Of SomerviIe. Mass. has
bought Leroy Batchelder's farm known
I,. I aI.,
will move his family here in july. Mr..
Hodge Of SomerviIle is here as super
intendent OF the farm and will move
his family here IN June.
G. T.. ToWlc returned from his two
weeks visit to his children il Water
town and Fan River, Mass. last week
Mr. Towlc is o3 wears old ana made
the trip alone. He is remarkably
smart for Il man Of bis age.
A. T., Fairbanks and Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren Withers Of Auburn We're here
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs eliza A. Lindsay returned from
a t,vo-nonths' visit with her children
in Boston and Beverley. Mass. last
Saturday. Her son. Roscoe H., accom-
panied her home.
Naha,n Spear. who had shock two
wears ago or more and had been I'M
able to work was in his carriage shop
last week, repairing wheels. Mr.. Spear
is almost so years old He has been a
carriage maker III North Monmouth
over % years.
Warren kenney lost a valuable horse
last Saturday. lic lost one about
wear ago. and also a good COW.
SIDNEY.
NORTH Rev. G. +. Haden Of oak
lard viii preach at O'Clock. Sunday,
June 5th, at the Universalist church,
Center Sidney. Sunday school will be
at one instead of eleven.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Merrill If Augusta
are visiting her sister, Mrs. f. {.
Moo
Miss Jennie Lyon spent Sunday with
her parents. Mr., and Mrs. ". K. Lyon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. coro Of Benton
were in town Friday.
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