Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-07

of l.. Z. Titcomb Saturday was success
thu goods selling at more than average
prices. Academy School begins Tuesday
Prof. Fsi:br0ther, principal. sec
ond of February will be fifty observed by j
Knowles Post on Center street.
Sagadahoe.
WooLwIcH.
The drama at Trussic hall Tuesday even.
ing was very pleasing one. Owing to the
inclement weather the audience was smaller
than was expected The exhibition al
Hawthorne hail Friday evening drew 8
crowded house and was very good. By vote
Of the principal owners Hawthorne has re-
sounded to its last dance.-The JOURNAL is
better than ever in its new form.-The town
is practically without doctor as DIR. Buck
il confined to his bed with sciatica.
understand that the lsts Mrs Sarah Trott
willed her property to the Congregational
church OF which she was devoted member.
Somerset.
CoRNvILLE.
Samuel Woo Imam died Tuesday, Jans
uary 30th. The funeral was held Fridsy,
Rev. Harrison d. Barrett of Meadville, Pa,
officiating. A wife, two soos and daugh-
ter survive him.-Albert Holt. our Efficient
cream gatherer, lost work horse Friday
morning by collie District Tenplar OF
Somerset District, L. l.. Smith. in company
with Ernest Ames both of Cornyille /. o,
of G. T., visited Evergreen Lodge ae Rip
ley and assisted at the installation Of officers
Saturday evening.
MADISON.
Mr.. D. w. Harding lost a horse few
days ago, supposed to be from the effects
of bots.-Willie Rand and Miss Louisa
Emery were in town few days ago visiting
friends The patrons of the Skowhegan
Jersey Creamery at West Madison and
vicinity will put in their ice this week
We are informed that Mrs. Adella Moorei.
in very poor health at the present time
The roads are in poor condition owing to
the drifting northeast storm of week ago.
FREEDOM.
Snow is Is inches deep in the woods and
in come places % inches, making it expen-
sive to get out lumber and there will be but
small lots hauled to mill. Many have not
hauled their fuel to the house AMI will not
until the snow settles.-Dirigo Grange is
having good meetings and more indidates
coming.-There is a good prospect that b
paper will be started in this village. The
funds are well along and the Ides of March
will hear the music of the printing press.
CENTRE MoNTvILLE.
Nathan Sargent died suddenly on the
morning of JAM, 30th. He had been i'll
some time but 70 one thought the end was
SO near. He ate his breakfast, and after
wards said he felt strange. Suddenly he
threw up one hand, cried out, and was dead
instantly. Mr. Sargent was Christian, a
spected citizen. His funeral occurred Feb
I'd from the home of mis- son-in-law, J. F.
Ramsey. Rev. Mr.. Burton of Thorndike,
conducted the 'services.-Mrs. 2. b. French
who recently fell on the ice, never rallied
from the accident and her death occurred
on Jan. 3Oth. 1t is n.w thought that her
fall was caused by a paralytic shock. Her
funeral was from her late home on Feb. Sd,
Mr.. II. M. Howard officiating.-E. j. Hatch
has been called home from Lewiston by the
illness of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. I. s.
Hatch. Mr.. Hatch's condi ion is considered
very critical -Mrs. M. Z. Herinan's condi-
ton is thought to have slightly changed fer
the better Mr.. Jesse Frye fell on the ice last
week cutting two gashes in his head. DR..
Ramsay attends him Mrs Geo. II. Thomp-
son is very ill with pneumonia.-D.C Kane
has had sore gather in his head which has
confined him to bis room for some time
During the bad weather of last week, while
roads were impossible with team, DR.. A.
d. Ramsey showed his pluck by walking
many miles over The drifts of snow to attend
to urgent cases.
HALLDALE.
The storm of last week was the heaviest
of the season. The roads we're badly drifted
and it was a hard job to get them in pas
sable condition. No mail was received here
from Monday until Thursday. = Newell
White of Searsport was 10 town a few days
last week.-John Choate of Amesbury,
Mass, is visiting relatives here.-On ac-
count of the storm last week, the ladies'
circle which was to have been held at Elias
Halls Tuesday evening, did not meet until
Thursday evening. The next meeting viii
be at f. F. Banton's Tuesday 2. nj. and
evening Feb. 18th; if stormy Thursday
evening the 15th-Mrs. f. D. Eldred who
has been stopping here since last July has
gone to Massachusetts. are several
sick ia this community at present. Among
those afflicted are Fl. L. Eastman and wife,
sob Clement and wife, Mrs. II. Clement,
Mrs Ann Clement. Mrs. Enos Emery and
Mrs. Hannah Rowell.
LIBERTY.
Hon. W. H. Hunt is very ill with la
grippe. Dr. E. A. Porter is tending him
and DR.. T. l.. Estabrook of Rockland was
called to see him Saturday returning to
Rockland Sunday morning Mrs Caroline
Moody died with la grippe. Feb. 2nd. aged
SO years. A husband, William Moody,
three sons, w. II. Moody. Esq, with W hon
she lived at the time of her death, Henry
Moody Of Lowell, Mass, Arson Moody OF
Minneapolis. Mimi, and one daughter,
Mrs. John KoTard of Washington, Maine,
survive her. She was kind and loving
wife and mother, and much respected
BY all who knew her. The fun
eral occurred Sunday, Rev. S. f.
Packard officiating.-It is reported there
are about three feet of snow on the level
now in the woods, and the roads are drifted
badly which mskes poor traveling.-There
il still large number of cases of la grippe
no. mentioned and DIR. Porter has rather
more than he can attend to.-The little
child of Sumner Gates who was so badly
burned is gaining and is now expected 10
live.-Mrs. Sussn Wood, wife of Charles
T. UccJ re NorsL Dalov,rn Na .l,,J