Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-24
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| P. Hughes, died Jan. 9TH from pneumon's;
His parents have the sympathy OF we CON.
muniry in their bereavenr MP. area
McNorton Of Castle Hill, sged - year.,
died Jan. ]5.h.-Ths Free Bspaiss Alu
Society will meet with Mrs. J. ". Dao'el
on Thursday Feb. lst. Supper VIII IS
served School was resumed IN D,suic'
No. o last Monday after vaca'lon OF one
week. on account of sickness.-L W.
Hurae, is very i'll with Ia grippe.-Howard
smith. son Of c. C. SIN tn, wss hurt quite
| b adv last week by falling on sharp STAKE
MARsArIs.
| Thus far til, viutsr we have had no
Ed,ift ng snow storms and the stages nave
been on time every day Many In the VII
lase are sick with the prevailing dlse A,e'
la grippe, but none are seriously ili.-osd'e
Carney, daughter of Peter and Nancy Car
ney, died Thursday morning after an ,.ness
of nearly two years. Miss Carney suffered
greatly during her long illness, and for The
last year WAS confined to her bed nearly oil
the time. Mr.. and Mrs. Carney have The
81 mpatby of their many friends IN their saa
loss.
MARS HILL.
It's very sickly here. There were three
funerals last week and two the week before.
Nearly Every family has been visited by Ia
erippe.-Walter, the 5-year-old son OF L.
j. Pierce, met with severe accident LAST
week. While riding on q load Of logs he
fell off, one log passing over lin, breaking
one arm and cutting his head badly. He
was attended by DR.. Fulton and il gaining
nicely.
LucHrIELD PLAINS.
We understand that Town Treasurer d.
8. Springer is confined to his home by pneu-
monia S. II. Rogers, E.q., and Mr..
J. A. Chase went to Augusta, Monday, on
busire.s.-M Mrs. Henry Taylor. at the Cor
ner, is reported ii with pneumonia -
Mrs. Andrew Patterson came home sick
Saturday.
READFIELD.
There is good prospect of telegraph
between this village and the Depot. IL
wouli be convenience to our business
men here, but telephone would re better,
and extend it to Kent's Hill.-The many
friends of S. s. Wiilsrd will be glad to learn
that his health is improving Members OF
Narvoc Commandery of the COLLEEN Cross
here took fine sleigh ride and enjoyed
themselves Saturday ever ing with the mem
hers of the ,me order at Wintbrop.-Geo.
w. Manter is confined to bis home suffering
| from acute Doe case OF Dip
iberia is re1or:ed at East Readield; mild
| in form.
MT. VERNON.
Mrs. John Fairbanks, who has been i'll
| with pleuro. pneumonia the past Fix weeks
| is slowly recoveripg-Mr. Jesse X. Bean
is very i'll 18th cysti,is-lliss Louise ID.
Mayhem has returned from Pennington
Miss Laura Fellows has returned from Bar
IIa1b,r, improved in health.-Mess CD
man and Allen have nearly all of their bark
hauled to the tannery.-Beantif i weather
and foe Shedding, but only little business
carried on.
| Hancock.
BRooKLiN.
Naskeag Lodge f. and a. NJ, installed
its officers publicaily Jan II. =. NJ, War
rem Wells officia'ing: w. NJ, Owen l.
Five; S. W., Austin E Freethey; j. W.,
| William II. Freethy treas. Adeibert Z.
Kane; sec'y.. Augustus G. Blake; S. d.,
Fred s. Herrick; J. D.. John J. McDJn-
nell S. S, Rodney II. Babson; j. ).
Arthur W. Bridges; tyler. Stephen r.
Mcfarland. Harvest Home Circle furnished
| supper from which it realized about $50
LIN olu.
| DRESDEN.
The funeral of Mrs. Lydia Houdlet.e.
wife of Iheo lore uoudlette, occurred on
the afternoon of the l4:h inst, from the
Methodist church. Of ~hich for many years
she had been a faithful and consistent men,
ber,-MIs Rhines, an aged lady of South
Dresden, died of IL grippe on the 20:li inst.
Thi, disease is slowly but steadily making
its lent way among the people. in many
cases in a very severe form. The more re-
cent cases are Mrs. James Bickford and
son-in.law. Mr.. Mescrve, Rsv. Mr.. Thomp-
son, Mr. Washington lfa.s.n and all his
| family, Mrs. John Sti,phen AMI Miss
| Marian Blenn.-The ice business jdst now
is brisk, but will probably finish this week.
WINsLow's Mills.
One of the most successful revivals ever
! held in Lincoln county is now in progress
in this place under the direction Of Rev. ID.
B. PheIan If Wa,doborn and Evangelist f.
Gould of Hallowell. The special revival
Services are being neld ia the new Mesho
dist church. The church il q model one,
finished in oak, The furniture of SIX frame
upho' Stored in Old gold plush. The M Ell
ibgs began Jan. s aud last Sunday night
SO conversions were reported. The people
living here said the church nev,r would be
filled, but Sunday evening that sayi 6 was
Dissolved, when all the standing room IN and
about the pulpit ami entry was filled to the
fullest capacity and many went away. The
services will continue over next Sabbath,
after which Messrs. Phelton and Gorid will
begin special revival services in Waldo
boro.
| PenObscOt.
NEWPORT.
The Masons held public installation al
their hall last Wednesday evening. After
the ceremonies fine supper was served il
the hall below. About 200 were ptesent
l n L.. IL 4.