Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-02-14

susan latHeflHe, WluoW OI the late
VIM. &. Barton of West Windsor, died.
Feb. Z, at the home of her son, J. II.
Barton. aged IS years. She was the
daughter Of the late Luther Pierce,
and was a lady widely esteemed. Five
daughters and one son survive her.
She lived and died in the house where
she went as a bride In early woman
hood.
BRANCH MILLS.
with "A sick friend.
Eev. Mr.. Wood OF China village, will
occupy the pulpit here. February ~ at
p. NJ.
Mrs. Vivian cleasby and child, are
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. T..
w. Cove.
J. II. II. Dinsmore went to Boston. last
week. He has lately purchased a hay
press of Isaiah Austin.
Florence and Don. Worthing are at
tending the high school at Cars Cor
ncr.
Mrs. A. $. Beans mother. Mrs. BiaI
Erskine of Palermo. died. February !.
aged 81 years. : months.
Mrs. Cyrene Wood and son. Fred. Of
Belfast, on returning from the funeral
Of her sister. Mrs. Dora CULVER. Of
Brooks. spent a day with her sister.
Mrs. Angie Tobey.
CHURCH HILL.
D. II. Mosher. who is employed by the
Maine Central Railroad. is enjoying a
vacation at his home
Mrs Mary Pierce spent few DAYS in
Augusta. last week.
Miss Alice NJ. Whitney visited rela-
tives on the Hill" last Tuesday
Frank Tracy and Fred Perkins were on
the hill Saturday
MIR. Prescott. pastor OF the Congrega-
tional church at Riverside, will lecture ON
temperance at the chapel. Wednesday
evening. The proceeds will be used 10
purchase books for the library.
The roads were badly drifted during the
storm. The severe cold made the work Of
clearing them quite difficult One man
froze his nose.
Owing to the condition of the roads the
team which transfers the scholars from
here To the North Parish school did not
make its usual trips. Thursday and FRI
day.
Gideon Hailowell has seven yoke OF nice
handsome oxen. Five yoke furnished all
the team needed To break the road in his
district. A team like that owned by one
man is seldom seen.
EAST PITTSTON.
Jerome iIaney. who has been confined
to the mouse for the past week with IA
severe cold, Is gaining slowly.
Allen Croker. has been quite sick Of
late. He Is attended by Dr. Wright of
this place.
Joseph Croker came from the ice fte
othsr day with a severe throat trouble.
He is attended by DR. Wright
= The park association met at the school
house last Saturday evening and elected
Chas. Perslee. Fred llanley g, Il. Manslr..
Harry 1eishness and If: Lee of Augusta,
as delegates 10 the convention 10 elect
one member to the board OF agriculture.
Mr.. Harvey Doe of Waterville aud Miss
Mabel Stiiphen.. daughter of Augustus
SttIphen Of Pirtston were married sun
day, Jan. %. at the home of. the bride,
by Rev. e. IT, Seliaer. pastor of the East
Pittston Methodist church. Mr. and Mrs.
Doe-iefr at once fog New Jersey City.
Rev. L. S. Collins. pastor of the Baptist
CHURCH al South jefferson. will preach in
East Pittston, Sunday. Feb 10. i'll. en-
change with Rev. G. Fl. Selger
g. SIDNEY.
Charles Taught is seriously i'll.
Gustavus Sawtelle was in Smithfeld
last week.
Columbus II. Taught of Auburn. Is in
town visiting relatives.
Miss Mamie Frost from Midtown. is
visiting her sister. Mrs a. S. Davenport.
Miss Edna Reed of Vassalboro. was the
guest of Mrs. Jennie Hussey, last week,
d. II. Herrfn of Gardiner. was here.
Saturday. visiting his cousin Eugene II.
Herrin.
Fred d. Watson has gone tn Clifton TO
remain Il few weeks with his parents
Arthur III. Smiley, Hermon Taught and
Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Benson, attended the
mouth, last week.
There is new hoy at Fred .. Ham
lens. born Feb. 3.
John b. Sawtelle is at work III Belgrade
packing APPLIES for Sawtele and Tilley.
2gMtslle and Tilley loaded and sent
l4WPyks carload of apples at Belgrade.
[lasf week -
Percy Hallet is at work for James ID,
Clark, hauling rock maple logs from. the
Bert TAYLOR woods, to Oakland They
are delivered to G. r. Allen to be sawed
into material for threshing machines. ~