Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-15
MONMOUTH

EAST-MiSS Leah Crosby is visit
ing relatives in Pittsfield and Detroit
Miss Dorothy Kimball, a teacher of
Orono, Me, is with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs Otis kimball for the sum
mer.
| Mrs. Edwin f. Worden of Newton
Mass. is the guest of her daughter
Mrs. Daniel Folsom.
Miss Jennie Lawrence of Searsport.
Me, is with Mrs. Helen Jones for a
few weeks.
Mrs Alice Goodwin of Litchfield Is
at the home of Mrs. Jessie Frost for
the week.
| Mrs. Lnwood Carr and children of
Auburn arrived today at +. Z. Frost's.
Mrs. Bell Keats is stopping, with
Mrs B. ]. Perkins for while. Mr..
Perkins is recovering from his late ILL
ness and is able to be out of doors.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Pike are at their
cottage for the season.
| Miss Randilla Willard was a week
end guest of Mrs. Charles Willard.
The Ladies' Auxiliary held meet
ing on Tuesday afternoon. After a
brief business meeting Mrs. Kimball
entertained. The roll call included
Things we all should know" The
recitations by little Winona Kimball
and George Leech were very pleasing
Several numerous contests were pre-
scented. Mrs. Nellie Sanborn presided
at the piano and Mrs. Kimball gave
very interesting talk on Redlands,
California. The ladies were invited b.
libra ria
of the Cumston library at Monmouth
Center, to contribute to and be pres
ent at an art and needlecraft exhibit
to be conducted by her at Cumston
hall on the afternoons Of Wednesday
and Thursday of next week. June p
and %. The books of the Auxiliary
library are about ready for distribu-
ton.
The Mems Bible class and the Ep-
worth League connected with the
Methodist Episcopal church at Mon
mouth Center are expected to hold
meeting beginning at go P. M. in
the church on Sunday, June 25.
NORTH-The State has crew of men
repairng the concrete bridge near Whit
ing mill that the recent freshet carried
away.
Harold Moody, Esq, of Thomaston was
calling on relatives and friends in town
last week end attended the graduation
at Monmouth academy. of which he is
a graduate.
Dan Gallagher has recently moved into
Almy Gorlons rent, which was vacated
by Mr.. Lee.
Martin Curtis has hired the Cook farm
and his brother-n-law. Mr.. Hanson, has
moved in with him. Mr. Curtis was re-
Gently burned out and lost practically all
his household goods, with small insurance.
Mrs. Lindsley's body was brought here
from Beverly, Mass, Saturday The SER
vices were held at the old home here in
the village. She was buried in Leeds in
the family burying lot. Mrs Linsley
leaves three sons and one daughter in
Beverly, Mass, and one son and daughter,
Mrs. +. f. Walker and George Albert of
North Monmouth. Mr. Lindsey has
charge of the finishing room in the Win
throp Mills Cos. plant.
The Winthrop Mills Co has recently
commenced operations on the new houses
it is to build. Two cellars are nearly
mills company has recently purchased the
Keith place here in the village to make
room for more help
The wet weather is putting the farmers
to very much inconvenience and every
thing is at a standstil in the farming
line.
New York parties have recently pur-
chased of Percy Maxwell a tract of land
on the shore of Annabessacook lake. Leon
Prince has charge of a crew of men who
are engaged in building a camp for a
summer school which will be ready for
the boys the latter part of June. It is
expected that the camp will be a very
fine building.
Peter Wedge has sold his house and lot
to Adams Morse. His son from Livermorc
Is occupying the place