Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-10-06

vile, spent the Sabbath with their M r
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Cohh-Mrs
MARI Mary Nash Of Pittston, Il visiting her
bins and daughter Of Riverside were In
the place. Sunday.
Lincoln.
WHITEFIELD CENTER.
r. S. Partridge was in Augusta.
Monday, on business.-Tuesdav NIGHT
Amos. Tarr's shop was broken into hut
nothing but few tools was taken
They then broke into Ensign Gray's
blacksmith shop but nothing was miss
ing.-Wednesday, Harvey the Oldest
son of Amos Hilton, died by bursting
a blood vessel in his head. The funeral
was at the Trask meeting house. JEFF
ferson, where he was buried. Sunday.
Mrs. Della Cooper of Chelsea. was in
this place visiting friends, Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Penobscot.
ETNA.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Ames of West
Warren, returned home, last week.
Mr. Ames, who is station agent at West
Warren, formerly resided in this town.
j. E. Friend had the best half of his
apples stolen, last week. There ia no
one living on the place and it was n
good chance for sneak thieves
II. H. SIMPSON is improving, and is
able to be out again.-John Rowe Is
very low and is not expected to live
Schools will close, this week, and after
a short vacation two high schools will
commence. one in No. 2 and the other
i,,A No, M, al
prominent townsmen is ill and has not
been able to be out for some time.
Waldo.
PROSPECT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Beals of Halo
well, are visiting relatives here and al
frankfort. this Week.-Mrs. Grace
Hutchings, who has been at Trenton.
since last May, has returned home,
much improved in health.-Brooks
Grant and Joseph Hartman of Orland
members of the First Maine Cavalry,
were in town last week, visiting old
comrades.-Harvey Libby is in Port
land, where he has charge of a whole
sale and retail clothing house.-H. Il
Heagen, general superintendent at
Norridgewock Granite Works, is at
home for few days rest.--Rumor has
it that the Mt. Waldo Granite Com
pany has another large job for the
Philadelphia mint. This company has al
present $50 stone cutters at work and is
still adding to its force. AT Mosquito
mountain they are daily putting on
men. Wages are not so high as in
years gone by, but there is plenty OF
work and no laboring men need be idle
here.-Mrs. c. c. Homer of Bucksport,
was the guest of Miss Ora Libby last
week.-Mrs.. Helen Thomas, who has
been keeping house for l.. C. Cum
mings the past two years, has gone to
Portland, where she will pass the win
ter with her daughter.-A. w. Cum
mings is in Augusta. where he
is steward at City hotel-Mrs. Lizzie
Libby has gone to Whiteman, Mass, to
visit her daughter. Mrs. Grace Mute.
EAST THORNDIKE.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Hobbs of Bangor,
visited at Mr.. V. N. Higgins, Friday
Mrs. X. J. Knowlton of Bangor, was
in town, last week.-Waldo Leonard of
Brewer, visited his sister, Mrs Fred
Cole, last week.-Mr. and Mrs. Amos
VI JdShsoli. W Si ( III toW IL, II
Mrs. F. L. Philbrick and Mrs. V. "
Higgins visited Mrs. II. ]. Stevens of
Bangor, last week.-Dr. w. 3. Flint of
Searsport, was in town for a few days
recently.-Mr. and Mrs. Willard Gil
more of Durham, visited at Alonzo
Higgins, last week.-Bert Stevens. who
has been in Bangor for several months
has returned honey. n. Higgins was
in Unity, Tuesday. to attend the annual
meeting of the Clough Veteran Char
itab Association.-Mrs. w. p. Higgins
and Mrs. Flora Hunt of Massachusetts,
are visiting their father, A. S. Higgins
CENTER MONTVILLE
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Churchill have
returned from Monson.-W. ]. Bean
has opened his new store to the public
Mr.. and Mrs. Benson Thompson
visited friends in Palermo last week.
NJ. c. Gordon and F. "A. Cushman Were
in Unity buying live stock recently
w. A. Poland is in Rhode Island for
few days-Joseph Gordon of Thorn
dixie. visited NJ. c. Gordon, Sunday.
HALLDALE
Mrs Martha, widow of the late Thomas
Thompson. died. last Saturday morning
after an illness of a few weeks. Her fu-
neral was held from the church. Monday
afternoon. Rev. J. F. Hazel Officiating
Misses Ella Hall and Annie NJ. Foss of
Boston, called on friends here last week.
Alice Rowell has returned home from
Watervlle where she has been at work
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Plummer of Lynn
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Plummer.
Mrs. J. T.. Hazel has gone to her home
in Chelsea, Mass.-Char lie Colby has gone
to Belfast to work.-Will Boulter is at
work for c. A. Hall.-Wheldon A. Poland
left for Massachusetts, last Monday, in
search of employment.
The annual meeting of the New Eng
land Sportsmen's Association was held
at the Ames building, Boston, Monday.
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