Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-11

work. All are very glad of her recovery
and pleased to have them again here
Mrs. George W. King Is yet quite i'll with
heart trouble. She Is attended by Dr.
NJ. .. Edwards Of Lewiston. Mrs. Jane
Perry Of Portland. Is visiting her sister
Mrs Samuel Robinson.--E. j.. Donnell.
the boat builder. is overhauling Clinton
T.. Prescott's steamboat, and will have 1t
stronger and better than when new. II
will be run on the beautiful lake here the
coming summer for exclusions.
MT. VERNON.
Archie Cram will remain out of college
this term. He has entered the employ
of the government on board of ship. He
has arrived In Charlestown, S. C.. and
expects to be In Tampa, Fla. soon.-But
little lumber is being sawed at the mills
here this wintcr.--Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler
have been visitings the Iattcr's father,
Hiram Ladd. the past week.-Mrs.. Caro-
line stevens Cram spent last week in
farmington.-Danicl NJ. league and his
Orchestra played at the reception Of
Frank Ham in Belgrade. Friday night
The odd Fellows had installation Of Of
hecrs and oyster supper, Wednesday. The
gathering was prolonged until the small
hours Samuel Davis Of Boston, Is visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. ". f. Carson.
CROSS HILL.
Mrs Ann Smart is spending "a few
weeks with friends in Watcrvillo.-Dc a-
con Charles pcrlcy was called to Water
vile, saturday TO see his aunt, Mrs.
Hannah CroWcl. who fell down stairs.
last week. and fractured her hip. Mrs
CrowclI il - years old and is in Il crit-
cal tion.-R.V. w. w. DEier. prpSid-
ing elder of Rockiand district, preached
a very interesting sermon at the Metho-
dist church. Sunday afternoon from
LrviticlIs 2-l3.-SeVcral from the Hill at
tended the installation Of the A. o. L. ".
at South china, Saturday evening.
WAYNE.
''Gcntlem"ns night" will be observed
by the Friday club with q banquet at
Hotel Howard. Jan. 12-About ~ noW
books have been bought for the Wing
library Mrs. Josie StotAon and daueh-
ter of Minnesota. are the guests of Edwin
Truc.-Applc buyers were in town. the
past week. a good price * being paid.
Monroe Pike will have 100 barrels Of M
Is-Thr Baptists observed their annual
ron cali Saturday. Every member but
one responded Ivy letter or verbally-MisH
Mary True is at home.
SIDNEY.
Mrs Asa Shepherd is convalescing.--
Mrs. Lena IIoyt of Belfast. is again I'll
town visiting her mother. Mrs. John Phil
brick. Sr--Mrs. Charles SaWtelle OF Bos-
ton. visited her husbands parents. Mr.
and Mrs. G.. Sawtelle. last wcek.-Chis-
man Hanson. who moved out of town
last spring. has moved back and into the
William Gardner house again.-The Off
GERS elected and Installed by j. W. Lin
coin W. K. g.. No. IS. for the ensuing
year are az follows: President. Fife
Fields: S. V. F.. Annie Fields; J. V. T..
Nellie Hastings: treasurer. Alice Benson:
chaplain. Dora Sawtcle: conductor
Frank Linscott; guard. Abbic burgess
]. W. Lincoln Post. No. liz. g. a. r..
has elected and installed officers as fol-
lows: Commander. r. S. Benson: $. V. c..
j. II. Bean: j. Y. C.. S. &. Hastings: q.
NJ. 6. h. Hastings; surgeon, :. y. Waite:
chaplain. \. NJ. Sawtelle; o. D., J. Il.
Sawtelle: q. e.. Josiah Soule.--E. f.
Robbins and sister, Miss Bertha Robbins,
visited in Augusta. Saturday.-Mrs. Brad
ford Sawtelle is at home from Augusta,
where She has been visiting her daughter.
Mrs r.. q. Storer.--A little stranger. :,
son. came to the homo of Leroy ;. Gof,