Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-18
STATE NEWS,
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Weeks M,Hs
The funeral OF Mr.. Daniel Vinia1 wss
hell SUNDAY, under masonic order st the
! church on Windsor Neck Rev ]. X Hall
officiating Mr. viniag's daughters, Mrs.
Linton and Mrs. Colburu. arrived Friday
! from Montana Mrs. Alice Smart 10 eI.
oected Moudsy.--Mr Arthur S. Newman
of Portland, will be at the hote' Monday -
Mira Benz. Clifford is quite sick.
China
The thsw of Friday and Saturday, and
the po~erful rain Of Friday night. have
just about finished the sleighlng. We only
bad Ave weeks of sleighing last winter, and
80 far this winter have had the same
amount. The prospect is poor for any
more this seasD The stage goes on
wheels Mrs Abra l. Burrlll celebrated
her s7th birthday on Friday, the l4th.
She is well and sprightly.- Tristram
Fall of Albion, who lives with her son Geo.
Fail viii be 81 years old if she lives till
/ March next. She is now quite feeble, but
has her faculties in = remarkable degree
Miss "Msrda" Fall, daughter of Geo. Fall.
who has been very i'll. is now on the road to
recovery.-Mr. Bert Wing, whose recovery
has been deemed almost impossible, 10 ap
parently mending.-A case of scarlet fever
has occurred in the family Of Mr..
c. f. Bumps His boy has had
quite severe attack. The Board
of Health promptly isolated the case
aud it is hoped the disease will be stayed.
Il is DOT known from whence it emanated,
bui it is conjectured it was sent from Mas
sachusetts by means of letter or parcel
from frfpula h. bor Jiao, .
prevailing. No case has existed here for
years A pleasant sociable was held
at the house of j. A. Woodsum
on Wednesday evening. large nun
Der psr,ook of the fine supper served by the
ladies' of the Baptist society, and over
eight dollars were added to
at the &. A. X. Hall on Friday evening,
with music and gsmes.-Mr. J. E. Bessey
is serving on N. +. Jury at Portlsnd.-Mr.
A. X. Ward, who was on the Grand Jury,
returned on Friday MIR. William Spratt,
sh" is remembered only by the oldest citi-
zens, has been visiting his sister, Mrs. A.
3 Fletcher. He was one Of the seventy
five scholars who once occupied the little
old school house on the shore Of the pond.
Many have gone to that other shore.
Branch NILS.
Mrs. Thornton Worthing. slipped on the
ice and broke her arm, one day last week.
The relatives here of Mrs. Montgomery of
St Cloud, MINI, we're grieved to learn Of
the recent death of her husband. Mrs. NJ.
was native of China, Maine. Mise Aobie
j. Crummett. o. Spaulding will
open a school here Feb. 24.--Hab. Bachel-
der, who has long been dangerously sex
with pneumonia, is coavalescent. Miss
Ida Bean is recovering from same disease.
Hon. J. II. Greeley started Monday for the
Sunny South What little little sleigh
ing we had disappeared in the rain OF FRI
day last.
North Wayne
Mrs. W V Barley who fell come time
since Is still confined to her bed MIR.
Lowell Ssnborn is very ill. Fears are en-
tertsnei that be may not recover.-Georse
Palmer fell SATURDAY cutting severe cash
in MS fore head.-H- G. Smith Of Fitch
burg. Mass., arrived h re In answer to q
telegram that his father and mother Mr..
and Mrs. Matthias Smith were beth sick
The 10Th anniversary of Golden Star
Lodge, |. o. g. T.. was celebrated Tue.day
evening r cO- tltu- mpe ~ OF the 0ftsef
from Wayne, Winthrop. Resdneli and
East Liyermore were present.-The eve
niuss entertainment consisted Of readings,
recitaaons, music aud speeches after which
An oyster supper vas served followed by Q
good time generally.
Mt Vernon
We are cory to learn that Ernest Gilman.
who cut his knee . few weeks ago. 10 having
q very serious time. The knee 10 natural
ing aud the prospect 10 that be will have
stiff knee or iese his LIE Look ont for
rotten apples and vegetables in theeeilar at
this time of year.-pick them out add open
the cellar windows in the middle of the dsy
TO give it an airing -Sickness 10 come shat
sbatiny
Readfeid.
Mr. W. {. Record, one Of our popular
merchants, 10 quite sick With IL grippe. He
was taken .ick while attending the funeral
of the late Mr.. Morrill, on Saturday.