Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-14
DAILY KENNEBEe JOURNAL. "WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY
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MT. yERNoS.
Mrs. john Fai: banks who has been very
sick has % far recovered NJ to be able TO
cit up.--Mrs. Charles Dolloff has been quit
sick and still continues feehle.-Quintin l..
NTH is IN very feeble health.
FAYETTE.
G. F. Hazel,on, Esq, of Gardiner was
IN town Friday-O. l.. Basford has sold
his farm to T. NJ. Weston. Mr.. Weston
intends to cut the pine en- it this wioter.--
Mr.. illus Wyman is stopping a few days
ut the Mills School closed at the Mills
Friiay.-Tha wind Sunday drifred our
roads very badly.-Ei Jrpson and son are
getting q large amount of cream in town.
Tn use the Babcock Test and their pat
rons appear to be well satisfied.
LITcHFIELD PLAINS.
Mr.. A. C. Keith of the theological school
ct Lewiston, came here Sunday morning to
supply at the Plains church, but owing to
the weather and travelling there we're no
services-Miss Nellie NJ. Roberts who
came home Friday, returned to Farming
dale Sundsy.-Miss F. Z. Rogers went to
Gardiner Sunday and began teaching Mon
dsy.-All the sick in this vicinity are now
WINsLow.
Fred Mason i, very sick with typhoid
pneumonia. His recovery is doubtful.
Two of his children are also sick with lung
fever.-Mrs. 1. Z. Getchell left last night
for Boston, where she will Join friends ON
the Raymond excursion for California, to
be gone about six weeks. The roads were
so d.ifted last Sunday that Rev. Mr.. Will
liams could not get to Benton.-W. F.
Johnson has opened his harness shop in tie
Eaton Store.
EAST VAssALBORO.
The quarterly meeting of Friends was
held in this village Friday, Saturday and
Sunday. It was largely attended and un-
usual interest manifested. Rev. Jessie
Mcpherson and wife, Mr.. Joseph Briggs of
Winthrop Center, and Mr.. Nathan Hoxie
of Lewiston were in attendance. The
stormy weather kept many at home yet Tie
house was well filed Saturday and Sunday.
MIR. John Mower has been very i'll for
week past but is recovering slowly.-Mrs.
Warren Seward was called to Hanpden on
account Of the serious illness of her
brother.-Mr. and Mrs. Hartwell jenkins
of Augusta we're in the village Saturday
and Sunday.-Mr. Arthur Pope is i'll with
la grippe-Mrs. Harriet Kitchen is spend
ing few weeks in Boston.-The ladies
social circle met with Mrs. Frank Mar3en
Frid,y afternoon.
PITTsToN.
The snow storm of Saturday, followed by
wind on Sunday. blocked up the roads
quite badly.-Mrs. F. H. Mooers went to
Boston last week, called there by the illness
of her daughter, who is sick with pneumo
nia.-Car,ton Colburn is fast recovering
from an attack Of pneunonia.-Mr. George
Smith, who has been qaite low with ty-
phoid pneumonia, is loSly recovering
The school in distric. No. closed Friday
after successful term Of 10 weeks, taught
by Miss Ger.ie WEIGH.
REApFIELD.
Ga Thursday of last week Readfsld lost
by death one of its best citizens in the per-
son of Mr.. S. S. Willard. Born in New
Sharon, where he lived many years, he
moved from there to this town about II
wears ago and was ever known to all as an
honest. upright and worthy citizen. Two
sons, both now in California, and one
daughter, the wife of Il. w. Harvey Of this
town, and one brother and lister in Califor-
MIA survive him. His funeral, under the
care of Lafayette Lodge of Masoas, was
from his late residence, on Saturday fore
noon.-F-ank Allen from Waterville and
Will, II. Wright from Saltwater were in
town last week with their parents for few
days stsy.--James Harvey from Maine
college is at home here by reason of the
severe illness of his mother.-Mr. Wyman
is having his cans made at the corn shop
here.