Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-02-01

oil Cntna. reject mucn cTcuit upon TIC
wurkmen.
Last Wednesday the home of Rodney
Nelson Of Palermo. was sladdcncd by the
arrival Of Il little son.
Dean Estes. manufacturer. has just re-
cc;vcd large consignment of boys jack
cts.
Miss Ida Cole, who has been working
FOR Mrs. Estes the past three months. re-
turned to her home at Etna. Friday.
The village school will close this week.
NORTH PITTSTON.
Clara Bailey is quite i'll with an abscess.
Merrill Clark has the grip. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dexter are also sick with the grip
James Ward will soon build store ut
Bookings Corner.
The Farmingdale Music Club came as
IA surprise party to Mr.. and -"rs. +. +.
Morrill,, Tuesday. The club was made up
Of Arthur Williams. vio,in; Geo. Mckcn-
hey. v.o.in; II. ~. Manson, clarinet; Frank
Radcliff, cornet; Henry Marco, trombone
and Miss Edith Newell. organ. Mrs. Al
thur Williams came With the party.
splendid collation. consisting OF oysters.
oranges, candy. nuts and cake was
served.
J. Frank Aldrich was at home from Ce-
dar Grove to spend Sunday.
EAST P1TTSTON.
Ilewellyn Crockcr has been quite sick
of late. lie is attended by DIR. Wright of
this place.
John Nash and son. Willie. are both
quite i'll with severe colds. They are at
tended by DIR. Turner of Gardiner.
The dance at Fowles hall. Friday eve
ming last was well attended and good
time was enjoyed by all. who part.c ,pated.
A church fair was held at Fowles
hall. Thursday evening. and netted some
Els to the association.
f Miss Serecta Moody of Dresden. is visit
ing at Mrs Alden Benner's in this WI
lage.
Levi Pulsifer has been calling on
friends in this village for the past few
days.
Mrs. NJ. J. Donnells Of this place. mas
been spending a few days with her sister.
Miss Matte Bryant of Windsor.
The ice men have all been home for the
past week waiting for further develop
ments in that line of business.
Degrees were conferred on several cam
UluateS aL Tie oTdHSC W CuHSS-
day evening. Next Wednesday the IN
stallation of officers will take place.
LfTCHFIELD PLAINS.
Rev. G. II. Salley from Richmond Cor
ner. preached at the Plains church. Sun
day,sto an attentive congregation.
Mrs. Adlie l.. Packard led the young
peoples meeting in the evening which
was interesting and helpful.
LlTCHFIELD CORNER.
Mrs. J. J. Perry is in jefferson. called
there by the illness of her mother and
sister.
Master MaXcy Kindrick had a party.
Friday evening, it being the occasion of
his Nth birthday. 1t was an evening OF
much enjoyment to the young people who
attended.
Emery Baker, who is an attendant al,
the Maine insane hospital. spent few
days at home. this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Baker spent few
days last week visiting friends in Farm
iugdaic.
Mrs. Dexter Smith is visiting friends IN
Lisbon. .-
The Ladies' Missionary Society viii!
meet with Mrs. A. +. Smith. Wednesday.
There will be Il missionary dinner 10
which the gentlemen are invited.
Rev. and Mrs. S. \. Abraham arrived
from Deer Isle. win .Acir household
goods. Friday, he having accepted the
call to become the pastor of the church
here They will commence Housekeeping
at the parsonage as soon AS convenient.
There was a large attendance at the
church. Sunday. The new pastors SUBJ
ject was the work of the church and the
relations which shoui>. exist between pas
tor and people. his text being / Cor. SO.
"For We are laborcrs together with God -
The sermon was listened to with mucn
interest and attention.
Mrs. Harriet Sloman, died, Saturday
night. She was one of the Oldest ladies
in town being almost 81 years old. Her
son, Gardner Sloman. who has lived with
her. has been untiring in his faithful care
for her during the years when she has
been in very feeble health.
Chaplin Lydston is at home from Au-
susta on a few days visit.
Mrs. Eliza +. Springer is at home
again from visit of several months Ic
friends in Monmouth. She will celebrate
her 18th birthday. Feb. Is.
READFIELD.
George Howard, who had been sick at
his mothers. Mrs. Gilman of this village.
died. Thursday of last week. and was
buried in the family lot here.
Rev. Mr.. Hewett of Wilton. exchanged
with j. Il. Lapham. last Sunday. but
owing to the storm but few were in AZ
tendance at church during the day.
Fred Earle who Is in attendance at the
| Medical college ut Brunswick. visited his
| mother on Kent's Hill. over Sunday.
A. d. Ambrose, a man past 70 years of
age. while doing chores at the barn, be-
came SO chilled, that he could not get into
the house and when his neighbors found
him unconscious in the yard, they car
ried him into the house, but he did not re-
| cover consciousness until Monday morn-
ing.
VIM. IL. Dudley, who was about 81 years
of age, died at his sons at East Read
| field, Sunday afternoon.
Walter Williams is moving from the
Hatch house to the VIM. A. Lord cottage.
i. c. Moffit and famiiy. arc soon to
move to Livermore Fails