Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-07
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tentive audience. Rev. II. A. L.ucIxan-
u'ch ieo 'he young peoples meeting in
the evening. +. B. Foster is expartod
TO preach here next Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Lapham have re-
turned home from Portland.
Lewis Wilson of Orr's Island is visit
ing friends here.
" The Woman Missionary Society will
meet with Mrs. A. L. Roberts. We5nes-
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Chase. Mrs. J. II.
Smith and Mrs. L. r. Lapham are the
delegates chosen to represent the
Plains church at the Bowdoin confer
ence to be held at Augusta, Feb. Is and
IA.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Lapham and
daughter Ruth. are visiting in Port
land
There were - deaths in Litchfcld
from al causes during the year 1900.
There are quite q number who are i'll
ii town. among whom are Mrs. A. L.
Earle. Rufus Town and Mrs. Wright
\ large quantity of logs are being
hauled to l.. j. Dyer's saw mill here.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Lapham are
visiting in Portland for il time.
\ Will Metcalf is home from Hope
dale, Mass.
NORTH MANCHESTER.
I There was house warming at T. r.
Jacllaon's. North Manchester. Wedncs-
\ day evening. Jan. 9. About fifty Of
their neighbours were entertained right
house and the rooms are large ana
\ convenient. The whole house is
warmed by Il furnace in cellar: hot ana
cold water all over the house. TIE
hardwood floors made 4 fine surface FOR
/ dancing. which was enjoyed till lunch
was served Cakes Of all kinds We're
served with coffee the best your yor-
! respondent ever drank. AS soon az
| lunch was over dancing was the order
| ANA continued till the late hour Of the
morning. The music was furnished by
violnists, Wm. Lynn, Hiram Gilman
ana Oscar ChesIcy pianist, Mrs. Pcase
Miss Maudc +. Hewitt il attending
the Normal school at Gorham.
FAEMINGDALE
Much sympathy is felt for the family
of Fred Jones. Mr.. Jones oldest son
Fred has had 4 long ana severe run Of
typhcjd fever. Mrs. Jones was taken
| i'll with gaStritis before Fred was Ible
10 sit up. and has been in 4 very criti-
cal condition Tor a number of days.
Nr. Jones who has had a heavy cold
nearly all winter and been broken
of his rest 50 much OF late has been
confined t. the house for a few days.
While two of the smaller children have
been i'll with Group for few days past
Mrs Jones mother who lives With
them is totally helpless. and with 50
much severe sickness. it is very hard
.nr thcn.
George Seavey who went to Florida,
last fan, has bought a farm there
ana is cultivating fine apples.
The Degree Of Honor Will give \
whist party and dance next Friday
night.
Alice Goud and her mother nave
been quite i'll for two weeks past with
the prevailing distemper-
Andrew Cunningham is able to be
out.
VASSALBORO.
The degrees Of odd Fellowship We're
Tuesday evening.
DR. Arthur Wyman Of SkowheGan, was
in the village Tuesday evening.
Miss Edith Mariner is visiting her
home in this place
Miss Margaret Durham is sick with the
grip.
Miss Helen S. Prescott returned from
Portland, Friday.
Miss Mary Frye, teacher of the gram
mar shcool at Riverside, was in this
place, Friday.
Fred Howard ana Mrs Julia Eunnclls
Of Waterville visited Miss Emma Mckay
Of this village, Sunday
]. Grant Of Sidney was in the village,
Friday
Miss Carrie Smiley has gone to Bridge
water Mass.
READFIELD.
Mr Mann's school in this village was
to have visited Augusta Last week bdt
storms ana bad roads prevented. but they
| expect to do better this week and sue
| cccd in seeing the doings Ut the state
House.
| The funeral services Of Geo. Whittier
/ were held at his late home on the SDuth
road from the depot. Sunday afternoon
Mr. Whittier was 4 man well and favor
| ably known in town having lived here
during his u years of life nearly the tim"
On tn, farm where he died ana was
buried.
Mrs. Nellie Luce, who was reported III
last week is much better
Earle. the little son Of J. W. Mantcr IS
| suffering from grip
\ The old maids convention aud oyster
supper will be the attraction Friday eye
ing at Grange han.
| Another cold wave visited here Friday
night. the mercury reaching = degrees
below zero Saturday morning.
Nora Mantcr ana A. O. Wright are at
home. having closed their schools in ray
| cite,
Regular meeting Of the Readiieid
Grange. Saturday. February = rive
candidates received the first ana SECOND
iaorna. N ~. Il pftprnDO0.