Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-01-19

that makes out from the brick mill. She
broke through. but caught hold of the
screamed and by chance her brother
/. heard her and went to her rescue The
current was SO swift that 1t carried her
Ieet up against the ice.-A. z. Cram
Esq. spent Sunday at home.--C. c. Gil
man is not so well.-William Il. Carson
has bought a sleigh of G.. Crosby Rund-
lette, which is more than a century old
This sleigh was brought from Cornish
many years ago by the grandfather of
Mr.. Rundlette. Mr.. Carson has had il
| painted. Benz r. KnoWlton has painted
and fender. 1t is a beauty. Several 9th
| ers have had their sleighs painted in a
similar manner. w. M. Tyler has made
a sleigh of unique pattern. knowlton
| has painted it and Mr.. Tyler has an order
| to make several more,
| READFiELD.
Mrs. Alice Carson Whittier is very sick
at her fathers home in Mt Vernon
Mrs. NJ G. Wright was called. last week
| to care for her sister Mrs Graves. al
Watervillesx who is very low with con-
sumption..Sore throats ana pneumonia
are the prevailing complaints here now
The Ladies' Social Circle met with Mrs.
s. j. HAYES. Wednesday, for a picnic
dinner.-There was . goodly gathering of
Ancient Order brethren and their wives
and invited guests at their hall. Friday
evening. The programme consisted OF
vocal and instrumental music. readings
and recitations, closing with a fine col
lation and social chat.-Many who have
not previously housed their ice did so,
last week.-Lafayette Lodge will observe
its usual Masonic festival, Friday even
ing of this week.-'The local dramatic
troupe played 'lmogene" at Wayne Sat
urday.-Three carloads of apples We're
loaded at the station here Saturday, for
the English market.
EAST PITTSTON.
Two persons We're made Good Tenn
plars, Saturday evening. and more are
coming. next Saturday. The Good Tenn
plars viii move to their new hall and
dedicate the same. Saturday evening.
Jan. 23.-The creamery ice building is full
of good ice. There is talk of starting it
stored by the public-spirited citizens free
of expense to the association. for that
purpose. About 80 couples participated
in the dance held al Fowes new han,
Thursday evening.-Miss Hattie Trask of
Gardiner. is visiting at Mrs. II. II.
Cary s.-James Terrell had a successful
of oxen being present. Samuel Moody
building as usual in good shape.-Mr.
Wilson snapped his bay mare with Ran
colt in her place.-Whie the chopping
bee was hardly profitable to D. c.
Knights last wv, Wednesday all claimed
Knights used them white, too
RIVERSIDE.
Mrs. G. W. Anderson of this place, who
has been a sufferer from consumption for
long time passed away at AN early
hour, Monday morning. She is survived
by a husband and a large family of chill
dren. mostly married. She was respected
by her neighbors. who extend to the be-
reaved family their deepest sympathy.
CROSS HILL.
Mrs. Martha F. Robbins and daughter
Mabel of Riverside, visited Mrs. Mary J.
Russell, Saturday-Rev NJ. S. Preble
pastor of the Methodist church. preached
an able and interesting sermon. Sunday
afternoon from Luke 2-49.-The Ladies'
Aid Society will meet at Mrs. Mary A. |
Randalrs, Thursday afternoon.-Mr. and
Mrs. Seth r. Richardson of East Vassal-
horo. visited Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. II. Bus
sell. Sunday aftefnoon.-Rev. Evallyn |
Prescott commenced a series of meetings
at the First Baptist church. Sunday |
evening.