Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-04-20
STATE NEWS.
Lincoln.

STATE NEWS.
Lincoln.
NORTH WHITEFIELD.
Drs Ciddings, Smith and Sukeforth.
were called to the home of Mr.. John +.
Bryant of South Jeifers%9n n i Marv wear RaleV
She is gaining slowly and with good care
will soon be out again.--Mrs. w. r.
Plummer visited at Mrs. John Bryant >,
last week.-Mrs. , rmez Fo %esa WAS Miss f.s
Naude Jones is visiting her sister MRS.
Lizzie Turner of Whitefield, this week.
oliver Shorey is sick with bilious Ievea'
Mrs. Winnie Bryant returned, home
Sunday, from a few days visit at New
castle and Jefferson.
WHITEFIELD.
Whitefield has been called to part WIN
another of it's leading citizens, o aiiIIS9
Stewart Moody, died, Monday, Aprii -
and was buried from the church at KING
Mills on the Thursday following. A large
number of relatives and friends were p.
sent. There were flowers IN great pr
fusion. Rev. Mr.. Beals OF Bowo ION the
preached the funeral sermon ana .ns
singing by the Kings Mills choir WI" He
fine. Mr.. Moody was Ga years OF age; me- IL
is survived by a wife and one daus na to
Warren Cunningham, u, mas 70. smaking
extension valises.-The neighbors II, o a,n
trict No. g. made their annual cnoppins
bee for Mrs. Abbie Ware, Saturday, id tbe
Henry Cunningham is at Worh az l"e
insane asylum at Augusta
Somerset.
HARMONY.
The free High school closed, last FIJI
day.-The town schools VIII co - Weeks
Miss Ella Stafford will teach the village
school. Miss Flora Pennell the Hurd
school: Miss Susie Whittier the Far SUN, -
school: Miss Alfredo Hatch the CrollWell
school: Miss Agnes Reed the spau11ins
school: Miss Bernice Bartlett the Dore
school: Miss Ella Dore the sugar hili
school; and Mr.. Leslie Jacobs the Main
Stream SCHOOLGIRLS. F. o. turner mas
gone to Portland and Boston to purchase
millinery goods.-The snow Is an gone eA-
cept in the woods and beside ieiree .s,
Farmers will work on their land. next
Week.-Rev. Mr.. Lermond, who mas
preached here half the time for the past
three years, gave his farewell sermon
last bbath.-There is not much Sickness
in town at present.
SMITHFIELD.
Frank Witham is the owner OF a SOW,
3 years old, that has farrowed Is pigs, the
last litter numbering 11.-FarmerS are
selling their apples for 10 cents barrel:
Reuben Wentworth and Fred Mitchell
have gone to Boston, looking for JoD
on the Electric cars.-Bad roads are the
order of the day-Mr. and Mrs. Harper
Allen are very sick with grlppe.EA.
Witham has a very nice Durham calf
George Bickford, who has been sick Tor
a few weeks, is now convalescent.-Wal al
ter McIntire has nice breeding SOW,
weighing some 800 pounds, that has nine
pigs.
Waldo.
EAST THORNDIKE.
Donald Chase of Unity, was in town,
Saturday, looking after veal calves.-Mr.
and Mrs. Stephen Files were in Bangor.
several days last week.-N. A. Littleheid
attended the Pomona Grange at Swan
VILE Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs. Ira Pitman.
who have been stopping in town during
the winter. have gone to Bar Harbor.-H.
l.. Wing is quite sick with la grippe
Mrs, Lincoln Ward spent Wednesday in
Belfast.-George Cilley and Barney Hig-
gins are in Montville packing apples.
BURNHAM.
The new station agent A. S. Buzzeli,
was installed in the railroad station mere,
Thursday.-N. f. Murray has contracted
to carry the mail from the station to the
post office.-Miss Annie Berry has re-
turned home from Boston. where she has
been spending most of the winter with
her sister.-Mrs Atkinson, who has been
very sick with the grippe. is recovering.
Fri Smalls daughter is recovering from
an attack of pneumonia.
HALLDALE.
Rev. J. F. Hazel administered the ordi-
nance of baptism to one candidate. last
Sunday morning.-La grippe has taken a
thorough sweep in this section and many
have been Frustrated by it. George White
and Mrs. c. NJ. Plummer are quite sick
with it at present. Mrs. Elona Hall was
quite sick with it but is improving quite
fast.-Mrs. j. F. Hazel left for her homo
in Chelsea. Mass. Saturday, but expects
to return in a few days.-Mrs. S. S. EN-
here, last week.-There has been a good
run of sap. but it is about over.-The
roads are very muddy IN places but are
drying quite fast.-The meetings at the
church, this week, will be Tuesday and
Friday evenings and Thursday afternoon
The Clement brothers are painting o.
b. Evans house-Willie Elliott visited
his father in Thorndike, Saturday and
Sunday.
MONTVILLE.
Mrs David Twitchell is recovering
slowly from her recent illness.-Mrs.
Gus Rowe and Mrs. Nessie Crockett are
still very sick.-Mr. Thibedeau preached
his farewell sermon here, Sunday.-Rich-
ard Berry. who is ill in Auburn, is better
Will Pullen wenI to Belfast. Monday
where he has employment for six months
THE young people this way expect to &c
10 bTdIlcH NllllS lOT Tie MAY uttIte.-
George Bragdon was in town, Sunday
The roads are i'm a very bad condition
w. r. White has taken a girl of about i
years from the Children's Home al Bel
fast.-Anson Shibles of Knox. was in
town, one day last week. buying apples
s. S. Clapp was in town, Monday, on bus
inesS.-Will Pearson has gone to Everett
Mass. to work.-Joseph Pearson. who
has been visiting in town, the past week
returned, Monday. to Everett. Mass.
CENTER MONTVILLE.
Mrs. D. c. Kane is i'll in Unity.-Miss
Effie Kane has gone to Unity to assist il
caring for her mother.-Hon. F. A. Cush
man was in Belfast, last week, attending
to his duties as county commissioner
Work is nearly completed on Union Har.
vest Oranges dining room. A new floor
has been laid. walls and ceiling covered
with hard pine finish and numerous other
improvements made. so that the grange
has a room to which it will be proud tt
welcome it's friends.-The Kennebec ant
Waldo Musical Association, which will
meet here in June. will probably be the
first large gathering to satisfy its hunger
at the new tables.-This is the time OF
year when mud is plenty and deep, goo(
housewives do the semi-annual cleaning
news is scarce and unreliable. the merc
less editor prods the unlucky country
scribe who fails to ante with a weekly
news letter. and woes accumulate.
CAEToRIA.
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