Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-02-01
STATE NEWS.
KENNEBec..
WEST GARDINER.

Asa Benson OF Manchester. has en-
gagged to haul 20 cords OF white birch 10
North Monmouth for II. l.. Snowc. VINO
has sold it TO parties there.
+ \. s. Chadbournc of Hallowcll. was IN
town. Friday.
Percy Cram of Augusta was in town.
Saturday, on his way to spend Sunday
with his parents in Litchficld.
c. II. Richardson of Hallowell. is back
OH the mail route from Augusta to Litch-
field.
As Bert Baker Of Litchfcld. was going
down Il hill near ". II. Davis home. vita
Il colt, something hit the colts heels
frightening him. He ran outside of the
rts,d and getting one foot caught. fell.
Help soon. arrived and got the colt on his
feet all right. except Il slight cut on one
ankle.
j. t.. Eabh OF High stree. went TO
Epwdo!n. Saturday. called there by the
sickness Of Il sister.
Ri Haskell went to Manchester.
Wednesday, called there by the serious
Ilihcss of her little nephew. Paul Collins
A: last accounts he was gaining.
Those who put up ice. have been busy
the past week hauling sawdust from J.
II. Spears sawmll to cover their ice.
c. A.. Curtis came home from Bath. Sat
urday. returning Monday
a. T.. Wakefield came home from Bath
70 stop a few days. He has been sick
with bad cold.
Joe Callahan visited friends in Nom
mouth, Sunday.
CHURCH HILL.
Frank Loring Of Norfidgcwock. visited
relatives here, Friday.
Mt. and Mrs Chas Colman of Nassal-
boro, visited Mr.and Mrs Amos Cunning
ham. hast Sunday.
John Il: Church having secured con-
tract to saw 3od.d0O feet of lumber at
Coofnbs' Mills. has moved his mill there.
Osgood Crawford lost a valuable COW
last week. t
d. H. Moshcr was a, home over Sum
day.
Amos Cunningham is hauling pine logs
from the Pcrrical lot to the river.
MIR and Mrs, 4. II. Spaulding visited
Mr.. and Mrs. o, Crawford, Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth Church. who was III
with grip while visiting her brother In
town, has returned.
timber to the city Tor Chas. Milllken, last
week.
Chas. lIichborn and Fred Perkins were
on the hill last Wednesday to see M.
1lichborn's horse, Lady kentucky. The
horse is boarding at b. f. Fosters.
Miss Ella Sproul went to her home
Sunoa" to spend few days with her
parents.
CROSS HILL.
}. NJ Cross of the kennei,ec Journal,
was in the place Oh business. Tuesday.
Zlba r. Fletcher OF Augusta. had BUSH
ness that called him here. Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles lIadfield OF Law
renee, Mass, are spending a few days
with Mrs. liadiicld's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. n. Jobnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. IT, Austin were in Au-
gusta. Tuesday, calling on friends and
acqua intances.S
james w. Johnson Of Vassalboro. was
tile guest of G. S. Perkins. Thursday.
Charles Pcrley has gone to Boston Oh
business. lie and Fred Bicknell OF Rock
land are the executors Of the will of the
late Israel II. al'cr!cy. who died in Boston
last December.
Mrs Mandana Lawton of Quincy.
Mass. is visiting her brother Stephen
I.uwton. She came from Boston. Thurs
day. arriving in Augusta about midnight
and stopped the remaining part of the
night at. Hotel North.
Mrs Minnie Farwcll who went to East
Vassalboro, Sunday, to care for Mrs.
Gates, WAS taken sick Monday and was
obliged to return home.
Miss Jennie Farwell who has been
stopping at Riverside. was called home,
Monday, on account of the illness of her
mother.
Melvin Tobcy. who has been in the en-
ploy of the Vickcry & hin Publishing Co.
of Augusta, Is at home laid up with Il
lame back caused by jumping from the
train at Riverside, Saturday evening, Jan.
gist.
James ID. Randall had a fine horse sent
him from Skowhegan. Friday.
Mrs. NJ. y. Randall is suffering with Il
very bad cold.
Mrs. Sarah Perkins. who was the guest
of her niece, Mrs. Myra Go!dthwait. Ill
NassaN,oro. returned. Thursday.
Orison Warren has been spending a few
days with friends in Somerset county.
.-'- RIVERSIDE.
i. y. Ward OF Augusta, was in the
place last Friday.
Stephen Smell of BOwdoinham. visited
his ;,unts, Misses Hannah and Hester
Smell, last week.
J. NJ. Cross of Augusta, was in tn,
place. last Saturday.
j. r. Farwcll of Cross Hill. was in the
place. last Sunday.
News has reached this town of the
death ut Ramsey, Minnesota. of Amass
Richardson, a former resident of Vassal
boru, at the advanced age of ~ years ant
some months. He with his wife and son
Charles c.. left Vassalboro in 1870 ant
went directly to Minnesota where they
have since resided. He will be remem
bcred by the older inhabitants. Twins
near the center Of the town not far from
the town house His wife and son sur
vivc him.
~ SIDNEY.
A. II. Bailey Is able to be out
Frank Norris Of Boston. Is visiting "a
4. II. Eailcy's.
John Robinson and his nephew. AS;
Robinson. returned last week. from {
visit TO Wiscasset They brought Dacl