Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-12-09

was one of Sidney's best and most re-
spected citizens. He was member OF
Rural Lodge F. and A. NJ. of this town
! ana will be- buried under the auspices of
the order the funeral services occurring
at his late residence. Tuesday at II A.
M-Miss Mamie Clark visited at Skowhe-
gan. last week.
EAST NASSALBORO.
The sale of useful and fancy articles
given by the Ladies' Missionary Society
Of Friends. was held. Tuesday, at
Friends church. In spite of the inclem-
ency OF the weather. a goodly number of
ladies collected at the hour appointed.
The receipts of the sale amounted to up
ward of s20.-George Pope has returned
ter. who is very i'll. Much anxiety is ex-
pressed regarding his recovery.-Josiah
Evans has been making extensive repairs
on his mill-Miss Florence Wiley reached
here. Saturday night. to open the Gram
mar school, Monday morning.-The La
dies Aid Society met with Mrs. Warren
was passed very pleasantly. -Mrs. Mary
e Taber has gone to Boston for the win
ter.
FAYErrE.
David Berry of Oakland, was in town.
Wednesday. 10 attend the funeral of his
cut ice. Saturday. 10 inches thick.-There
Will he very little numbering done in town
this winter.-Roads are very rough
There is very little call for stock of any
kind.-Mrs. Mary S. p. Wyman has been
unable to attend to the post office. the
past week.
ROME.
The Free VIII Baptist quarterly meet
ing was held at the Town house. Satur-
day and Sunday. Though the weather
and travelling were unfavora.be yet the
attendance was very good.-Alonzo
Brown of Cambridge, Me-. a teacher of
dell has been having quite severe at
tack of sciatic rheumatism for a few
weeks past.-David Watson, man about
a years old. rode to Oakland and back.
a distance OF % miles. one day last week.
While there. he and one of his sons. a
grand-daughter. a great-grandson and
great -sreat-grandchild about years old,
sat for group photograph.
RE,ADFIELD.
The r. I. S. C. will be entertained.
Tuesday of this week. at the vestry. by
Mrs +. a. Morgan.-The schools in dis
trict No. commenced. this week with
Tuesday evening. Dec Is. the Dramatic
Club. composed of local talent will pre-
sent the drama "lmogene, or the witch's
the strongest plays which local anna
tcus have ever attempted to produce.
The proceeds of the entertainment will
be used toward purchasing a piano for
the club.
MT. VERNON.
Mrs, Benz. F. knowlton is very ILL
Mrs. Hiram A. Cornstock is reported
Very .sick.-Mrs. Lester Robinson has
been in poor health for some MONTHS
Fred Il. Dolloff is i'll again and is
threatened with pneumonia.-Mrs. Caro-
line Cram is improving and her friends
are much couraged.-Timothy Currier
is fixing the gristmil which was wrecked
last winter. The mill is much needed
WINSLOW.
Station Agent F. +. Nelson has been
conhned to the house for two weeks with
iniiammatory rheumatism.-George Mar
con and George Lackum returned from
q hunting trip at the upper waters of the
Nennebec. Saturday night with one large
deer.-Walter Reynolds will rebuild again
as the insurance has been amicably ad-
justed.
SOUTH NASSALBORO.
c. +. Wheeler is spending a few DAYS
with G.. +. Cobb-Miss +. Belle TAYLOR
is teaching school in the Barton district
Windsor-The Ladies' Aid society will
meet with Mrs. l.. A. Stone. Thursday
Mrs. Nj. A. Getchell and little grandson
of Riverside. spent the Sabbath with her
daughter. Mrs. F. b. Whitehouse.-Mis
Bertha Cobb is suffering with IL felon on
her finger.-E. p. Williams OF Somer-
vile. Mass. and Eldridge Gardner of
Pressure Isle. called on relatives. Satur-
day.