Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-14
KENNEBEC.
READFIEID.

The remains of Mrs. Noble Hun,
were buried in Readfield Corner GENE.
terry on Tuesday of last week. II ,yae
TOO badly frozen ana too stormy +,
bury Saturday after the arrival Of til.
body here, so ii was left in the recajv-
ing tomb.
Grant Harvey returned to his home
hsrc from Portland. where he went I,
work at his trade as blacksmith
the first of the week. being unable r.
work by reason Of a badly intiamed
hand.
Rev. q. NJ. Park from Caribou
spent one night last week with :. J.
liaWeS IL town.
Many of the roads are impossible
now. although nearly all the able
bodied men We're at work on them
last week and are SO engaged now.
The roads have not been so bad for
years as they We're last week.
Readfield was very fortunate to get
its mail regularly all through The
storm and wind.
NORTH WAYNE
Tuesday morning Charles A. the lit
tie tWO-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs
Augustus LoVejoy while playing
around the room, overturning a pail of
boiling water. burning him 50 severely
that he died Wednesday morning.
Willard. son of Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles
Kittridge, is seriously i'll with grip.
Dr. q. w. Taggart Of Winthrop attends
him.
Saturday morning was called one OF
the coolest Of the season, mercury
registering as low as 10 in some places.
Mr.. Frank who had severe i'll
turn. Thursday. is much improved.
DR.. Hannaford of Rcadfield attended
him.
1t would do one good to look over the
fine stock of sheep owned by {. NJ.
Stevens. He thinks in connection with
the wool the sale of lambs and mutton
makes healthy production for the
farmers pocket. He has on hand the
last years clip.
MT. VERNON.
Presiding Elder Southland visited Mt.
Vernon and Vienna, Sunday.
The noon mail carrier, Frank Dow.
has not fillSStu Il Trip lHe past Ntth
This is a good record.
G. NJ. Severy has gone to Scion.
where he will remain few months.
Mrs. Dora Fairbanks has returned
from Lawrence, Mass. where she has
been nursing a nephew i'll with typhoid
fever.
The blacksmiths are taking off shoes
\ - tiy,tr
them on at this time.
The Ladies Foreign Missionary So
ciety will meet with Mrs. Alice Brown
Mooers. Thursday afternoon.
Miss Mamie Peary has closed her
term of school at the village, after a
nine weeks profitable session. Miss
Peary could not return to her home UNI
Ill Tuesday on account of bad roads.
EAST VASSALBORO.
The severe storm accompanied by
wind of last week. left the roads IN al
almost impossible condition after hours
of patient shoveling and Sunday many
of the roads were still blocked.
No services were held, Saturday. at
Friends church. on account OF the pa,'
condition of the roads, ana iio u ayr
on the lake prevented the people from
China coming An all day session "aS
held Sunday
Holm Buffam was in the village, sun
day.
John Pierce, Clinton BraSah anu
DWIGHT Curtis from Oak Grove WIZ
tho guests of Ernest Priest, SUNDAY
hos hppn
the past week.
Frank Coombs, sufferer from
severe cold is out again
Mrs. Libby. teacher at North a7
boro. spent Sunday with Aice -, .nd
! Henry Farr, Irving fachdl' III,
Iarrv Dole students from OAK 49,
/ Seminary were in the village
NORTH WINDSOR.
,,;ss Fannie Pierce has gone =
Waterville where she mas
clerk in n publishing house :,
Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Clark az in
Cbina assisting Rev. II. f. "ood
enecial revival services at the
church. ,,aor
Tho Union meetings which have w. ,Sl
hold at the Baptist church anu va.
NJ. f.. chapel, closed last fii"
| ming.
WAYNE.
Mrs chairman has returned from
land. f the lat
Several attended the funeral s oI ia
| Mrs. Morse at North Leeds " nil
There is sickness in nearly eNeiS
in town. ;e;tin,
Mrs. Jennie Stanchfield IS
| friends in Augusta. ,,.,;ror
Albert Pike will soon start 10
MIA.
| Schools closed last week.