Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-05-04

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June 2. Edith NJ. Small and Angie V.
Roberts. $500 ss''s ~ 81.
Prof A. N. eLeonard OF Bates COLLEGE,
will deliver the baccalaureates sermon,
May 20, at the congregational church.
! Ne FAYETTE.
Rev. Wesley Smith, aformer resident
tot Fayette Corner. was in town over
FSunday. @sS ~ tafses4ai' rs
| T.. p. Leary was in Lewiston las,
week and exchanged his pair of horses
FLOR "a matched pair OF nice workers.
NJ. r. Burgess of Strickianrs Ferry
tshipped a lot Of hogs and calves Mon.
Iday that he bought In town. ia - 5fs
Harry Pratt has niovetf. to the Mills
/ MONMOUTH. 81"
L Mr., Call. foreman ON the Hillside
farm. IS building u new house which be
Eintends To occupy soon. % 80 sr L.
Dir. Grover. proprietor OF the Hills 1do
farm is expected to be at the farm soon
r. G. Clough sold the load Of pot atoes
that he shipped to Bost IN for 80 cents
La bushel. -''' ~ -" $50
The rate per cent. for Taxation in town
Ithis year win be IS mills on d dollar.
I Fred McKenney CT Livermore Fails
Ehas moved onto the farm he purchased
trecently on Norris Hill. -rs'
A number of men are employed on the
Estate farm.
/ The roads are much improved
/ A number of barrels Of apples are be-
Ling shipped from this station
DR.. G. L. Twitchel, who has been con-
fined 10 the house for a week is out
again.
TIL meat market will start meat cart
soon.
F! a large quantity of lumber YVES left
unhauled when tic snow went OFF ard
will have 10 be hauled during the sum-
mer.
new enciyccned:a on agriculture
will soon be added to Cumston free di-
brary.
/ The Grange viii hold an alI-day meet
ing Wednesday when the State lecturer
| is expected to speak in the afternoon.
/ J. Moody is soliciting for the sweet
corn acreage.
Mr.. Kirk of Lewiston was in town on
business recently.
NORTH-rhere was a good temper
ance meeting Sunday evening. The
singing by The children under the oirec-
ton OF Miss Bertha Richardson was very
entertaining There was good singing
by the choir and interesting remarks by
the members. Two more boys signed
the pledge. The next meeting will be
at $50 Sunday evening. May, 10.
Post Master Peaslee. has moved the
post-otfice. store goods, and meat market
to an other part Of the village.
Clinton F.. Prescott went to Lewiston
Monday to work in the shovel handle
factory with his brother Harry.
c. l.. Hammond went tc Weld and
Fcru last week to visit relatives and
friends
Instead of c. II. Cook repairing and
making additions to his old house he is
practically building new modern house.
Walter Hill. George D. Frost and viii
lard Frost of West Winthrop are bring
ing eggs to the store by the bushels.
49,. WAYNE.
The death of Mrs Lidia G. Maxim oc-
CURED Sunday afternoon. April "a, after
a few weeks illness. She was life
long resident of Wayne and was tender
ly cared for by her son Horatio Maxim,
and family in her declining years. The
deceased was 81 years of age. and is
survived by the son and daughter, Mrs
Ella Frost of winthrop, two brothers,
Hosa and Calvin House. The floral trlb-
utes were beautiful. For more than As
years the deceased had been child of
God, and at the afternoon prayer meet
1ngs held at her home would always tell
Of the goodness Of God and her love for
Him. She will be sincerely mourned by
her family and friends. The funeral
occurred at her late home April p. In
torment at Evergreen cemetery.
ROME.
George .Pressy landed five pound
trout Sunday near Hillside camp.
grade lakes.
Thwing Bros. are coming to their
Island camps this week.
VIM. Vessey is making some addi-
tons to his farm buildings to accom-
modate summer boarders.
]. II. Littlefield has just added
wind mill to pump water at his camps.
n. f. Charles is furnishing his
camp and getting ready for summer
business.
Bonnie Young is living in his new
house.
George futile is having new guide
boat built by Solar at Belgrade lakes.
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Great preparation is being made for
q rubber social which will be held
Tuesday evening, May Sd at Butter
fields hall, in connection with the
Grange. A fine program will be given
and a good time is expected. The
public is cordially invited.
llTcHFlECD. =r
CORNER.-The superintendent and
most of the teachers of the town at
tended the County Convention at Hal
lowell, Friday. April 20.
J. E. Jack is very i'll.
Norman Higgins has moved to his
| former home here. and will take up
the business of farming.
Mrs. Taylor. the teacher of the Earle
school, received a box of nice hand
kerchiefs from her pupils on her BIRTH
Gay-April ~. The teacher was COM
apletely surprised and much pleased at
this expression of love from her pu-
pills.
/ Libby Post has reconsidered its vote
to hold their Sunday Memorial SER
vices at the Plains. and voted to hold