Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-31

whist party Saturday evening.
Miss Gertie Lydston visited friends
in Lewiston last week.
Mr.. Chas. Higgins of Monmon,h w.s
IN town Saturday night and Sunday.
There was a Christian Endeayor
rally here Thursday afternoon and eye
ming. Rev. Mr.. Ringgold of Gardiner.
addressed the audience in the after
noon. There We're speakers from Mon
mouth in the evening. The meetings
were well attended.
There are 50 scholars at the academy
this term. The Tuesday evening So
ciety meetings are we'll attended and
are very interesting.
There were no services at the church
Sunday morning on account of the
storm.
CROSS HILL.
Mr.. A. II. Smart of Waterville, was
in the place Monday morning calling on
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hendrick
Smart.
Miss Alice Caswell and lady friend of
Augusta, We're calling on friends in he
place, Monday.
Mrs. Rhoda Stevens, the oldest lady
in this vicinity, is quite sick. DR.. H. II.
Croker of South China is attending
her.
Frank H. Austin of Milford. Mass.
came Friday to spend n few days with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William A.
Austin.
Mrs. Frank w. Ballard. who has
cinl l. &c
Master belmont Briggs while coast
ing on the crust last week, fell and cut
his left hand quite badly.
Mrs. Mary ]. Clark is caring for Mrs.
Stevens during her illness.
NORTH AUGUSTA.
Mrs. Silas Jackson, nee Hammond,
died at o'clock Saturday night. The
deceased had shock on the previous
day. Her husband, two daughters and
one son survive her. Her relatives,
friends and neighbors will miss in her
good friend. The funeral services
We're held at l o'clock Tuesday. Rev.
F.. F.. Longley. pastor of the Baptist
church of West Sidney. officiating.
Mrs. Mamie Alexander of Massachu-
IL
atives.
Mrs. John Fuller and her son Percy,
are at present with Mrs. Lester league
of the Brook road.
John Dutton returned home, Tues
day, from a short visit at Waterville.
There We're no services, Sunday, at
the Methodist Episcopal church on ac-
pOI1nt of the snow storm.
Rev. A. F. Hinckley will deliver a
very interesting and instructive tenn
perance lecture at the church.
NORTH WAYNE.
The remains of W. NJ. Taylor arrived
here from Oakland, Saturday. Funeral
services were held at his home, con-
Quoted by Asylum Lodge, F. & A. NJ,
| OF which he was, a member.
Clara May, the little daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kittridge. was
buried, Friday. The cause of death was
commissions.
Farmers are housing quantities of ice.
1t is of fine quality.
A large amount of lumber from the
Frank knights place is being deliv-
cred to Whites saw mill in Leeds,
hauled by f. E. Smith and others. The
| work is superintended by Frank Pea
body. A.asS
ALBION.
Mr.. Card has recovered from his i'll
ness sufficiently to attend to his pas
toral work.
Quite a delegation attended the con-
Cot
Geo. Littlefield passed away Sunday
morning about six o'clock. Funeral
services from his late residence,
Wednesday, Jan. 80.
EAST VASSALBORO.
| Mrs. Everett Priest passed away.
| Thursday. after a long and painful Ill
ness. She had lived here since early
childhood and was well known. she
| was a devoted daughter to a mother
| who was for years an invalid and won
the respect and esteem of friends and
| neighbOrs by her untiring devotion.
For a number of years other hands
have ministered to her needs and final
" she peacefully sleeps in the church
ward at East Vassalboro, leaving a
husband and two sons to mourn her
loss. The funeral services were held.
Saturday, and were largely attended
by relatives and friends.
| Albinus Dolly is again in town call
| ing on friends.
| George Aver and Adam Seaney are
putting up apples in this vicinity.
! Frank Washburn is in town for a few
days.
Miss Eta Johnston of Oak Grove
was the guest of Miss Lizzie Butter
field. Tuesday evening.
Prof. and Mrs. Arthur Charles were
in the village, Thursday, calling on
friends.
Frank Skillings will leave for Name
University, next week 1".
Mrs Allen Pinkham is quite poorly
at the present time.
The Degree of Honor installed oN
GERS. Friday evening. after when there
was a social dance.
EAST WINTHROP.
Miss Ethel Barnes is i'll.
| Albert Carr, who has been stoppiha
in Massachusetts the past ie"