Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-03-17

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gone to WhiteAejd, calIed tl,ere 81 ~
sickness Of her mother. Mr.. Cyrus
/ Carleton. Harry Wentworth Of Rich-
moDd. was IN the place last Sunday.--
Frank Bailey Of Fermingdale, II visit
Ing his son. w. r. Bailey-Afs. A. 3.
Bigelow visited friends It Augusta.
Friday.
CROSS HILL.
Miss Lizsle Clark h asuistisig IN The
care OF Mr.. Margaret Crcckeot, : lady
In her seth year. who recently bad 4
shock Of paralysis. Mr.. Crockett II;
stopping with her sister, Mn. Rhoda
Stevens. who IL In her slst yesx.-Mfy.
Lucinda Austin, who b In her sd year.
recently rode to Sidney ana spent the
day with old friends.-Wm. Fairiieh Of
T, East vassalboro, was in the place.
Friday.
!LITCHFIELD PLAINS. )
At meeting OF the Lltchheid Fire
Insurance Company. held Saturday, J.
A. Chase was elected president. to MI
the vacancy caused by the death Of the
late q. springer-Rev. Mr.. Hartman
did not pass Sunday in New Hamp-
shire. as was expected.
NORTH PITTsTON.
Samuel A. Jewetf, while loading
wood in the woods. slipped, and stick
fell on him breaking his right arm be-
low the elbow. fracturing the bones
badly.-A very pretty home wedding
took place, Sunday night, when Mr.. II.
A. Clark and Carrie, the only daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Putnam, were
united in marriage by Rev. c. W.
Lowell of East Pittston. The bride was
handsomely attired in q grey travelling
suit with white satin and old rose
velvet trimmings. The bridal party
stoOd under an arch bell Of evergreen
and flowers. Mr.. and Mrs. Clark took
their wedding trip. There was large
number Of handsome presents received.
NORTH WAYNE.
The funeral Of Mrs. Caroline B. Wing
Robinson was held. Thursday at II
O'Clock. at the home Of her bro4i,er-in-
low. Willard NJ. Taylor. Rev. D. r.
Trask Of Wayne officiating. The burial
was In the Wing cemetery.-Mrg.
Franklin Foster OF Oakland. has been
in town the past week, called here by
the death OF her sister. Mrs. Robinson.
Mrs. A. E. Hutchins and son, Earl.
Of Iivernore Falls, ID staying with her
mother, Mrs. II. Stevens. who u quite
feeble.-Mrs. L. p. Maxim is visiting
Mrs. c. NJ. Nelke in Lewiston.-The
Lodge Of Good Templars observed its .
18th anniversary. Friday evening. en-
tertaining visitors from Maranocook
Lodge, Readfeld; Rising STAR Fayette.
and Wayne Lodge Of Wayne. A SHORT
programme, with speeches from the
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READFIELD.
Business on runners was very brisk
in this vicinity, last week, and the
snow of Sunday will help in this way
very much for DAYS to come,-Frtday..
the remains of Jane, the sister OF Geo.
uarsn. ~ ~ ~ paeds. III '' cosre- ca,e
at work In the siw MIR !.
at the Depot. Friday Bert Gall,adhss fe- Z
ceiyed an injury to a knee which viii
cause him to he LAME for come days.E
Clarence Foe9 arrived home from Hal
lowell. last week. sick with measlea-
The Readfield Dramatic Club an re-
hearsing a new drama to be bruuxht
out soon.-Mrs. Gallagher from Kent's
HIN. VIII give an ADDRESS on Aogle
IN toLe the Mace ~ the re~,,lar rr,es.h.
ing service. at 1890 A. M.-Arthur G.
Wright. Colby 81. and his mother, ar
rived home from Waterville, Saturday.
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