Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-01-12

Win ieihoiiIdSe from the nose. Ihls
| was repeated until there was a great
loss of blood and the young man be-
| came very weak. Saturday evening
Jan 2, while lying in his bed he grad
| ually became weaker, sank away and
dled. The opinion of the attending
physician was that the conclusion of
the fall upon the ice, in some way frac-
| tured, perhaps. some small bone. and
| ruptured a blood vessel, in or about
the nasal passage, and that there was
| continued and fatal bleeding internal
| ly which caused death.
Kennebec.
KENT'S HILL.
The funeral services of Alice Parker
Wife of Prof H. Z. Trefethen were helt
| FRIDAY at IL y. NJ, Rev. A. F. Chase
OF Bucksport, an intimate friend of the
| family and under whom Mrs. TrefetheI
| received her instruction in mathematic.
While she was a student at the Maine
| Wesleyan seminary, conducted the ser.
vices, and spoke words of great com.
fort to the bereaved husband an6
friends. He was assisted by DR.. C. w
l.Gallagher. president of the NJ. w. sem.
| maj y. iACN d. d. I4d!pIldil ana KEY. tt
E. Frohock. Music was furnished by
| a quartette composed of Prof. w. F
Morse, Mrs. w. F. Morse, l. H. Wight
| and Miss Sophy Lapham The inter
rent took place at the Readfield Cor
ner cemetery. In the death of Mrs
Trefethen the community has sus
| tanned loss which can never be re.
| placed. Her death al this time was
particularly sad as she leaves a hus-
band, seven children, one of whom is &
| babe Of only a few days old, and q
large circle of relatives and friends tc
mourn her loss. The floral offerings
were very beautiful. A large basket ct
cut flowers from the faculty of thc
seminary, white roses from the Abel
| plian society, hyacinthS and pnks
| from the Eromathean society, and a
very beautiful floral harp from the
| Literati society.
| MT VERNON.
Mnnehonk Lodge of Odd Fellows had
a public installation. Wednesday. Rev
z. Gerry was installing officer. TIL
following officers We're installed: n. G.
Melvin S. Gordon; V. G., Irving r
Bradley; Sec, Willie A. French; W.,
f. Davis; c., Moulton S. Clifford: r. s
N. G., r. Fl. Jacobs; l.. G.. N. II, horace
T.. Carson; Il. s. V. O.. Charles Doloff
L. S. V. G.. +. @. Allen: o. CT, w. d.
Archibald: [. u, A. F. Fellows: chap
lain. J. a. Rundlett; S. s.. j. F. Gordon
S. S., Frank Horn. A large number
We're present. All the officers were in
stalled except the treasurer, A. z.
.ffs,r I.-CT, no, ,.t.,
the time. They then enjoyed a fine
supper, after which all who wished TO
dance had the privilege. Music was
furnished by leagues orchestra.-A. r.
Cram spent Saturday and Sunday al
home.-Henry A. Moores Will open his
store. this week.
WEST GARDINER.
Mr.. and Mrs j. f. Babb gave party
at their house on High street, Satur-
day evening. in honor Of Miss Edna
Batchelder, it being her 18th birthday.
About Is We're present. Miss Batchel-
der received some nice presents from
her young friends. Refreshments were
served. Games were INDUCED in by all
both old and young until the clock
warned them of the approaching Sab
bath, when they departed for their
homes wishing her many happy birth
days in the future.
SIDNEY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Burgess have
a son, born January 5.--A critical sur
gical operation was performed upon
Leslie Bowman of this town, by DR..
Thayer of Waterville, Jan. g Since
In.
critical condition: but according to
last accounts he was improving, al
though not yet out of danger.-Friend
r. Reynolds. an account of whose SICK
ness was given two weeks ago, mas
since been gradually failing. He has
now a complication of diseases and is
seriously ill-Albert f. Taught has
been sick several weeks with severe
mains in the head. 1t has seemed i'm
possible to determine what was the
cause. Quite recently an abscesss was
found and lanced in the ear which gave
relief for short time, but soon came
a renewal of the pains. They nave
the severity of neuralgia. He has OF
late been confined to the house and is
very poorly indeed.
SOUTH LITCHFIELD.
The social circle will meet at the
schoMlhouse, Friday eVemng.-ReV-
Mr.. Cloe of Gardiner, preached an I'M
nressive sermon at the Baptist church.
sunday, from the text, Jesus Wept'
Lincoln.
JEFFERSON.
G. w. Kennedy. job printer. was TAX
en- with nosebleed Thursday at ! A.
NJ. and in spite of the remedies OF the
physician, it was not stopped tili I.
Nj. He is very weak put out oi uaii-
eer-A Bath firm has pought a me
-, l,mber lot in the southwest part
- ,ha Town. The logs are to be hauled
~ tho Sheepscot river Whitefield, then
ga RI Wiscasset in the spring. From
there they will be towed to Bath.