Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-09
WAYNE

| nings. Mrs. Jennings Will make he
home with her daughter Mrs. Hall G
Lewiston. Mr. and Mrs. WillistoI
Jennings We're Of great value la III
social and business life at Nortl
Wayne, and the removal of the famii,
will he much regretted.
Rev. Mr.. Butler being out of tow
the pulpit of the Baptist church wa
occupied ON SUNDAY by Rev. Mr.. Bake
vi the Methodist church.
The funeral of the late Willis KNAPP
was held ON Sunday. April 6, ut th'
Methodist church. The Masons has
|, charge The burial was at Mt. Pleas
ant cemetery.
| WEST GARDINER.
| HIGHLAND AVENUE Notwith
| standing the copious and persisten
rains this week. the Cold stream Sc
called, which crosses the avenue neal
| the residence Of NJ G. Wadsworth
reached its normal spring level. TIN
snow storm II Friday night diSap-
reared with the rain OF SATURDAY.
morning. and with the frost neafIS
out in the fields. hud apparently little
effect on the streams.
Mrs. Lovisa J. Brann left. saturday
for Gardiner where she went to attend
the funeral Of her son-in- law. Alber=
ton q Fniler Mt Vernon street. She
will remain Ter some time with her
dauebter.
Frank Mccormick is working in
Gardner for Z. u. Baker as painter
and paper hanger,
Irwin II. Hunt has. the past week
been working in Gardiner repairing
automobiles fer private parties At
,beir homes.
The usuaI signs of spring have ar
rived rs n flock Of wild geese. ducks
and other migratory bird; have been
seen Gvins north the past week.
The date given out for the sprinS
form Of schools To begin is April II.
Several cases of German measles
are reported on the avenue.
LAST Tuesday an all day meeting of
Cobbosseecontee Grange was held and
n large number were present.
Last Tuesday ut o'clock p. NJ.
there was Il hearing on the proposed
new felephone line in the town of
West Gardiner at the town hail n
which over 30 We're present. The
case for the Cebbosseecontee Tele-
nhone co. was represented by MIR.
uescock. while the Woodland people
yera ronresentea by all of their Of
floors The Woodland people made an
offer tn the new telephone company
10 sell their line attn a appraisal value
nv three different men we'll informei
valuation
This offer was considered of important
interest enough 50 that the petition
ers asked for the reserval of Il de-
cisiop rs tn nale rights until they
could have a meeting With the Wood
land COMPANY. and decide upon their
offar Another hearing will be held
at the town hail, on Tuesday, April :.
at o.clock for their final decision, IS
TO whether they will accept the Wood
land connanys offer. or ask for
mole right and build a new line,
John w Curtis IS suffering with an
attack of rheumatism.
Nr and Mrs Melvin p. Ware ana
daughter EVELYN. have moved u
Gardiner where Mr.. Ware will be
empIoyed nv Steward Plant. manager
of the Good Shepard Farm. Mr..
Ware was formerly connected with
This farm for several years previous 10
his coming to his farm in this town.
BENJAMIN Gould. who recently pur-
chased the estate known as the James
Norton farm. has concluded To close
the house for the present, and will re-
move with his family this week to his
former home in Caribou.
Mr.. Brown, the web known trapper,
| cantUred a monster bird last week in
| Hartwell Clough's woods near the
| stream. lie was very p"stUNe 'ha
| nroved to he a large hen hawk.
| Mrs adelina stone of Dorchester,
Mas. arrived Sunday to remain for
the present with her brother. Eben
| Horn
| Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Bachelor passed
| the week end with their daughter
/ Mrs Edna Allen, on Highland avenue
Miss Gladys Horn, who has beer
passing the winter with relatives II
| Dorchester, Mass, returned home