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

10 De out doors a littlp
schools in town have had but few sas
sions the past week on account Of ,be -
cent heavy storm
Master Charlie Allen, who has been sic,
lor week. is now able TO attend schoo,
Ed MarSon has been confined TO m.
house with severe cold for the ~.
| week
Fred Hunt has been quite sick at hi,
home in this place
| FRANK Sullivan is doing quite n win
yer work in the woods lie is workins
Tor Alden Knights at present
| The recent death of Eugene Farran
aged % years, has east quite a gloom
over this community. The deceased wa,
very popular young man of sterIine
character ana the only son of Mr.. an,
! Mrs James Farrell. who are Goublv grief
stnchen having also lost their only
daughter bu; few months ago. His
death was caused by a severe strain re.
celved in the late fail. but it was not SIM
| posed TO be of a serious nature mil
within few weeks past. The funera,
TOOK place from ST. Dennis churcb
hlteiield. The parents have the deem.
est sympathy of a wide circle of friends
and acquaintance.
NORTH AUGUSTA
Fred w. Brann is suffering from an at
tack OF grip. Or. Campbell of Augusta.
IS the attending physician.
Daruld Stilson is expected home the
week from Winthrop, where he taught
The winter term
There was no divine worship On sun
day in the church here because Of tba
terrible wind storm making th, roads
| impossible.
Harvey Hovey returned recently from
his trip 10 Massachusetts
Mrs. Abbie Woods is with her sister.
Mrs Ellis Of Pcttengill's Corner. Al
eusta.
Tie district school here is getting ready
for spelling match against the Stone
school
Mabel Ackley is boarding at Rev. C. +
Stison's
LfTCHFIELD PLAINS
All travel has been SUSPENDED in This
place since the storm of Monday. Men
have been shoveling every day. and il
VIII be number of days before all The
roads Will be opened. 1t has been an aux-
There was no mail received at the most
office here from Monday till Saturday
evening. which is the longest interval in
the history Of the Office
Mrs. \. =. Roberts is suffering from
stomach trouble anu Mrs. NJ. +. Hatten
from grip.
Rev ana mrs. T. J. Wheeler arrived in
the place Monday after an absence III
several weeks. ana were intending 10
move 70 West Bowdoiu. Wednesday,
where he has Imstorate.
VASSALBORO.
Miss Edith Ballard arrived at this
station, Saturday afternoon. from
Providence, Il. L.
Emery Goliath Of Newport, visited
his brother. Mr.. Edwin Goliath, Sun
day.
Miss Abbie Austin of Augusta. called
on Miss Augusta Pitts, Saturday.
Mrs. Will Moores is quite sick with
the grip.
ALBION.
y baby boy has arrived at f. Mead
er's
The storm goes on record as the Sc
vereSt of the season.
Schools at the Corner will close, Feb.
-.
EAST WINTHROP.
Mrsn A. f. Brainard and Mrs. DR..
D. g. Robins passed Z few days in
Portland the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs H. A. Wentworth of
Greene, was at w. l.. Mace's, Monday.
Mrs. Gle of Mt. Vernon passed a
few days at Wilson Nason's the last
of the week.
Mrs. A. NJ. Abbott and f. B. Spear
are suffering from the grip.
Mrs. Ellen Fuller is quite ill being
threatened with pneumonia.
Mrs. Alya Whittier and Mr.. Lorenzo
Gilman of Pennington, were at Ma
thaniel Greene's the past week.
on account of the storm of Feb.
and !. the Manchester Grange fair Will
be postponed until Feb. - and IS.
CROSS HILL.
About eighteen inches of snow Tell
during the last storm.
Road Agent Anne was at work with
crew OF men lolil udSS idat NSch'
shoveling snow.
No mail from Riverside to Cross iii
from Monday night until Thursday
evening. and then Mr.. Mccoy had to
bring it on SnowShOeS.
Mrs. NJ F.. Gardner has been sick
with the grip.
George Russell has been confined to
the house for several days with Sc
we're cold.
Frank II. Austin has been confined
70 the house with the humps the past
week.
NASSALBORO.
owing to the bad condition OF the
roads. Sunday. Rev. Mr.. Bessler was
unable to go to Riverside to preach
his regular sermon. At the ConSfega-
tionaI church at that place.
Mrs. Pulsiver Of Waterville. visited
her sun. DR.. Ralph Pulsiver OF TINS
village last week.
Mrs Abigail Crummett, an OLD res
ident of this place, passed away at ner
home in this place at 6 o'clock Mon
dav morning. Mrs. Crommett has been
sick Il long time with heart disease
and dropsy. Death came as welcome
visitor to the suffering woman. one
daughter and Il sister survive her.