Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-28
CROSS HILL.

Nassalboro Pittston and Randolph
are to be classed together in electing
a representative in the future. Wind
sor Will be classed with China, Albion
and Clinton.
Mrs. Minnie Farwell has been qlite
sick with pneumonia. DR.. Crooker Of
South China. attended her. She is
now convalescing.
Willie Russell has been suffering with
very severe attack of grip. Df.
Mabry of North Nassalboro attended
him.
Frank Austin has fine situation in
Waterville.
There was no services at the church
Sunday on account of the storm.
The schools closed. last week. II
had been very much broken on account
of sickness and bad weather.
LITCHFIELD PLAINS.
Clarence L. Maloon has been drawn
as juryman for the March term OF
supreme judicial court at Augusta.
Rev. Z. j. Wheeler moved his goods
to West Bowdoin, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ludwig of
Waldoboro recently visited Mr.. Lud
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49, ,,s,,,i srrinr ,.aaation afto,. ., verv
successful session. Indications point
"a an unusually large attendance for
the spring term which will open Mar.
~
Bert Abbot, a Wen known resid mt,
is seriously i'll with peritontis.
Charles Folsom is now driving the
North Wayne stage.
Miss Helen Pierce, a student in the
Seminary. is seriously i'll with the grip
at her boarding place, Rev. T.. K.
french s.
| Little Miss Hazel Peacock. daush-
Ter OF froi. ana Mrs T.. T.. rcaCoCh.
gave Very peasant olfthuaN party I"
h'r niue Ifithds' eo- 10. when was
largely attended ana lnuch enjoyed.
w n L"Sile Is III again from thr ei-
iet'S 81 the sflP-
The Lterati and Adelphian public
meeting will be held Friday evening,
feP- =" ana the Junior exhibition.
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III ECH HILL.
Frank Phelan is i'll with grip.
Mr. and Mrs ,has Ward ,,ara -,
,ha formers oIa bnn,a sund.,
W o. 7ted' me mas 'eeH at 'ohii
az" '"e p"s' Nceh'
Virgil Wentworth visited his brother.
sunday
Mrs. l.. NJ Kingdom WAS at p
SpauIdincs last week
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MI anu MIS-. AMOS 'hufch ana HlrS.
r. leighton tdiled on relatives.
MONDAY
Chas. Robinson of Sidney, was on the
Hill. Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. HalloWell We're
called to w lndsor. Saturday. by tn"
liheSs oi Mrs HalioWell father John
feNa-
Amos Cunningham is cutting ana
hauling pine lumber to John Church's
mill.
SIDNEY.
III. ...+ h.,,, o,. t
work shop with hail overhead all of
the buildings connected. of the homo
buildings of r AlIan E,iaId ,vora
destroyed oy fire sunday forenoon. In
Ihe Darn lhere was nay and between
Luz ~, ana I'VE hundred pushels OF oats.
.,, II opsei eu bursting
star, -, :. o y, INC nan over the
''"' l'c Win
some Nav have st,r,aa III a. 'na ',,.' -
a stove in which one was hainr IN.
i'm tho h,u Ca. ~, -. Nop'
man. The buildings were near the
rest Of the home buildings and had il
not been for the heroic work of ~,
neighbors who turned out in large
numbers. all of them would have been
burned. The loss will probably reach
eish' or nine hundred dollars: insured.
NORTH AI-ct-S,rA
The children's class met last Satur-
day at Mrs. Cyrus g. HalloweIl's. 4
large number of civic ard boz. -
present. 'oiHcers were recently chosen.
ne pastor. Key. g. II. y. Seliger was
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1ary
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1900 ~ "tHt viii Miss