Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-06-25
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E. George Millett left Monday morning
for Libby, Montana. where he intends
to reside at the home of his uncle.
George Niillett, who went West from
here about So years ago.
Mrs. Augusta Cole has returned to
her employment in Hartland, after a
vacation of about two months.
J Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G, Davis went. Fri
day. to Rhode Island, where they will
visit with relatives for about two
weeks.
Mrs. II. y. Longley of Pittsfield and
Mr.. and Mrs w. A Blaisdell of this
town went, Saturday, to Lakewood,
Madison. where the Independents
Reporter Company had invited its
correspondents to attend a con-
vention general conference on
/ the subject of news writing
was opened by r. T. Patten. business
manager, followed by several CORE
spondents which was very interesting
anu instructive. vote of thanks is
due the Reporter Co. for its generous
hospitality on the steamer, also at the
banquet and at the theater.
Mrs. W. II. Curtis of Leeds, who has
heen visiting at Mrs. M. j. Emerson's
is at present the guest of friends in
Newport.
Paul Coolidge of ST. Adams was in
Skowhegan. Saturday
Mrs V. f. Thompson and Mrs. Su-
sauna Brown are visiting in Skowhe-
gan.
SMITHFIELD.
Mrs. Hannah Bickford is cooking at
Marshall and Stnne's camps, Cor the
| season.
An interesting meeting was held.
| Sunday. at Robbins school house, after
which three candidates went forward
| in baptism, at j. III. Littlehelds shore
Mrs. Lottie Brown closed Saturday.
a successful term of school on Oak
Hill. In the afternoon all enjoyed a
treat of peanuts and after Which they
went on an exploring trip up the
mountain to Kidder's cave. This is a
small school but the pupils are inter-
ested in their studies and try to do
work ereditable to themselves and
teacher.
William Judge was guest at C. c.
Davis, Sunday night, after passing the
week end at his cottage, Meadow
Camp ON North pond. He returned
Monday to Waterville.
Chiluren's night was observed, Satur-
day, at Fairview Grange hall. A large
audience was present to enjoy the ex-
ercises. which were rendered in a cred
liable manner by all.
LARONE.
Clarence Emmons was kicked in the
stomach recently by a horse with
which he was playing. The injured
lad is apparently getting along all
right, but it was narrow escape.
James Wright seems to be having
hard luck. having just lost another
horse, which makes three this season.
This one died on the road from collie.
RIPLEY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Pingree of Au-
gusta were recently in town, guests of
| relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Ramsdell were
| in Monsoon one day last week.
/ Harry Buzzell has gone to Liver
more Falls.
Mrs. Horace Nelson of Pressure Isle
| is in town at William Nelson's.
Lizzie Todd of Newport is in town
for a weeks vacation
| About $40 was realized from the sale
; and entertainment given by the La
dies Aid. Nellie Sawyer held the
lucky ticket which drew the quilt.
| Harold Parker has gone to Boston.
The funeral of little Laura McCloud
was held. Tuesday forenoon, Rev. Mr..
Sherman officiating. The child, nearly
/ two years old, died, Sunday afternoon,
of poison, the youngest of family of
for candy, the Youngest of a family of
five children of Mr.. and Mrs Daniel
McCloud, who have the sympathy of
the community. She was indeed a
beautiful child. Sorrowing friends
brought many beautiful flowers. The
West Ripley school children placed
flowers on the casket and all marched
to the grave.